Aladdin Market

closest thing to jordan: D! this place is great!

This is a pretty basic Mediterranean market. They have a great zatar-​seasoned focaccia but it’s not made in house. Their Mediterranean ring bread is a little on the stale side. They have housemade babaghanouj and hummus available in a refrigerated case, but one of the hummus containers seemed to have a white mold growing in it, despite the sell-​by date being a week off.
Selection of fresh feta is good, and the fruit available looked fresh and decently priced. I really like how the produce area has clear cases with lids to for organization, but unfortunately their herbs are not fresh– half of my bunch of dill was wilted and discolored. The worst part is, this may be the best option for this type of store on this side of town.

Full line of Sadaf products.
I dont like the deli hummus.
They sell meat labeled as halal. While I’m not religious this meat is really good.
Full lines of jam from middle east. Pita breads for about 85 cents. Even some cookies from Saudi Arabia.
Full of items from Israel too.
A great Lebanese owned speciality store super friendly.
Try pickled mango! Booya!

I visited this market today, specifically for pita bread. I am really searching for another market, since I can’t seem to get fresh bread from them. If you have ever has pita bread from Michigan, almost no one else can compare. It’s much, much fresher, and thinner. I don’t know where they store their bread, but no matter what, it’s not fresh.
Does anyone in Vegas have any other suggestions?

Over the phone they told us they carried a certain brand of olive oil. When we got there, they said there was no such thing, and offered to sell us other brands.
Uninformed cashier girl, there is such a thing as large cans of Ziyad olive oil. It is rare, very hard to find. And that is why we drove out of our way to specifically come to your market. So, take the time to look on the Ziyad products poster that is displayed on your front window. Yep, there it is.
Other than that mix up, this is a small, import store that carries a decent amount of Middle Eastern products. I purchased some house bagged, lightly salted pumpkin seeds, and I am thrilled with their taste. Wish I had gotten more.
Slightly grumpy, I shall keep on looking.

Their attitude sucks. They never say hello or thank you, very miserable people and still behaving like they are in their flicking old country. NO class. My experience was with the old man. I will shop there till I find another place since I am new in Vegas!

Lets just cut the crap and get straight to business. You need this place in order to purchase items that your local super market does not carry. I will be honest and say I gave it 4stars instead of 5 because I felt like an older woman was staring me down as if I was a thief. And I really really really hate that. Other than that great selection.

This market has a really great selection of Mediterranean foods and decent prices. It is a random location in a dead strip mall, but that means plenty of parking! This is my go-​to place for my middle eastern cuisine ingredients.

Aladdin Market keeps on expanding — which is terrific! I stopped in yesterday because I had a hankering for their hummus — but in the end I picking up some of their freshly made baba ganosh and tabbouleh instead. The owner is friendly and welcoming, the guy that rang me up at the counter wouldn’t crack a smile though — maybe he’s just shy. Still I love coming here — Las Vegas doesn’t have too much diversity as far as markets go and I truly value the mom and pop independents. BUY LOCAL!

I had the most horrible experience at this place! We have been going there for over a year now. And the whole time we never felt welcome by the owners wife.
She always gave us this awkward look and attitude at the register! We never understood WHY! But we still went there because it is close to our home.
But today everything made sense! As always we get our frozen chicken and go to pay for it. The owners wife says we always get chicken but nothing else. I told her I do get other things WHEN I need it, which I do always. She insisted that I leave if I am just going to buy chicken. She said the chicken were for her «customer» who buy other products as well.
At first, I thought she was kidding but then she started to put away the chicken I was going to buy! I was very calm and collective even thought I wanted to scream at her!
I felt very humiliated. Its not like she was giving me those chicken for free. I paid for those over priced chicken without complaining. And AM I NOT A CUSTOMER! If her business is hurting now we know why. She knows nothing about customer service, and has no idea how to run a business! That place will not last for long. I have even heard stories where they turned down business to few other customers.
Please do not go there. I don;t want anyone else being humiliated. I have never been treated that way in my life! And im sure I never, ever will! Because I have a heart, unlike the owners of Aladdin Market!

I love small locally owned businesses, service is so much better than corporate stores. I come here for the 4 pound cans of dolmas & their fave beans. If they don’t carry something, then owner will tell you some other small shops that might carry it.

Owner is a solid guy. He sells yerba mate, Cruz de Malta brand, which is smokey but not too strong. Aladdin Market is found in the Liberace Center across from the Liberace Museum. Also across from the Pinball Hall of Fame. You can’t miss it!
Fresh cheese from France found here. Greek yogurts o’plenty.
Some fruits and vegetables sold here as well. Sweets too.
Fig jams are here which sell faster than any other jams on the shelf.
Very close to Mccarran airport.

I hate cooking and luv middle eastern cuisine, & with the minimal amount of ridiculously over-​priced and under-​performing middle eastern restaurants in this town, Aladdin Market is a great solution.

If you want middle eastern or greek delicacies you have to go here! The owner is so helpful and lovely. The prepared food they have in their fridge and freezer are ON POINT, try the Kibbee in the frozen section. They are sooooo good I’m taking them back to SD with me.
They have fresh veggies, dairy products and even a butcher shop with Halal meat.
Don’t forget the yummy desserts either! Hint, check in the beverage fridge, you will find some really different and fun drinks.

Ever try a place that you’re hesitant to share with the world for fear that one rave brings a deluge of folks that changes its character… but then you realize that you have to do it because it’s just too good not to share that yummy goodness? Well, that’s how I feel about Aladdin Market. This little Mediterranean market is located in an otherwise empty strip mall which used to house the now-​defunct Liberace Museum (sniff sniff). The minute you walk in and pass the older gentleman manning the register, you feel like you’re in someone’s home and are ready to explore the wonders within. Items are neatly arranged and the short aisles are easy to navigate… though, stop and stare too long (guilty, as charged!) and you’re bound to hold someone up who’s looking for the bulgar, lentils, falafel mix, or freshly ground spices. If you’ve never tried authentic baba ganoush before, venture to the refrigerated section, where you will find some of the best (perfectly smoked eggplant forms the base to this fantastic spread!) I’ve tried in Vegas. The homemade falafels and hummus are also very good; though the grape leaves are hit-​or-​miss depending on the day. The star of the show: the specially baked bread that quickly disappears when available on random Saturdays. Just thinking about it makes me want to run over to Aladdin’s now to see if I get lucky! Highly, highly recommend this place… you won’t be disappointed!

Great market. They carry so much great stuff and the people who work here are super friendly. So many different types of Halava and other sweets. Purchased a few juices, a big bag of yerba mate, and a few pieces of Halava. I really wish that there was a market like Aladdin closer to home.