White Cross Market

I see some low marks for the grocery store etc. My review is only for the Craft Beer Selection which overall I find very lacking in Las Vegas. This is the best craft beer store I have found. They have all of the typical IPA’s (which appear to be beer snobs flavor of the year style). What they have in addition, is a great range of sours, farmhouse ales, and saisons. This is the only place I have seen Jolly Pumpkin Ages sours/​farmhouses.

I crave their sandwiches in my sleep. Great beer selection. Little market makes you feel like you’re in New York or Chicago.

Hey. This place is great for booze and hummus. But don’t buy anything else, as it’s all seriously expired or close to. No joke. Oh wait the boars head counter is legit with the salads and meats. Everything else is from a 1980s Albertsons. The dudes there are nice but YO get some fresh product yea? Cool.

They have an incredible deli… a fantastic wine, beer, and liquor selection… this place is a hidden gem…

Expected a good grocerystore when I saw the recommendations here on Unilocal,but don’t let that fool you. The store smelled like piss and in general was not good, maybe it’s good in las vegas strip comparisn but i would rather take a bus to target and shop there

Wether you’re looking for a $ 700 dolla’ bottle of Ace Champagne or a ca n of Bud Ice this lil grocery store has it all including great customer service. Its similar to a small market u would find in a big city like Chicago except Vegas had very few grocery stores on the strip.
The store could use a better selection of fresh bread but maybe the clientele just isnt there yet. They have pre made meals but they are also connected to a small diner callef Vickies which offers great diner food.

Love coming to this place when I’m in town! They have a great deli and carry a lot of craft beer that you can’t find at other places. Employees are very friendly and helpful.

Great local market. I found lots of craft beer I haven’t been able to find in other places and I love their deli, nothing beats boars head products. Employees are always super friendly and helpful. Best place to get your alcohol on the strip with great prices

great selection of craft beers, deli, etc. I like it because they stocked an allergy-​free frozen food I didn’t know existed.
go for the deli, grab a beer/​wine and enjoy.

One of the employees followed me around the store and asked me if I was planning on buying something. He seemed annoyed with me, so I decided against buying the bottle of Jamenson I was planning on buying. Maybe it is a cultural thing but I don’t like feeling like I am an asshole…

Weird place! Tons of craft beers and nice wines but sometimes out of the mainstays like Diet Coke! I live in the area and I really appreciate the local’s discount they give us. I wouldn’t recommend this place if you’re looking to make a huge meal and need everything a full grocery store can sell, but if you need to pick up something to make your lunch or some booze and you’re in the area then definitely check this place out.

I miss my funky, old, hipster Deli’s back East & the White Cross Market may fill that void for me.
The sandwiches seem alright, there are better in DTLV for sure, but that is by no means saying these are lackluster sammiches. They are really good, I can tell that they cut corners with cheap rolls though. «Sad Face» is what the young Deli-​girl would say.
It HAS to be noted these guys have a BALLER craft beer selection. Seriously respectable for here in the Valley. I’m not as much into wines, as I used to be but noticed they have well thought out selection. Defintely a better shop than sandwhich shop.
It is also a little market with this n’ that’s, not enough for a full on grocery visit, but I imagine if you need an onion & some angel hair, last minute & live in the hood this is a good stop.
Side note-​While you can play slots & video poker until you’re flat broke & busted, you CAN’T enjoy one of the many single 12oz bottles of beer they have on premises.
Gotta love Vegas. (No you don’t)

While temp living Downtown it really sucked not having a grocery…
I wish The Market would have opened (still not open yet) when we were living down there… anyway…
We were running out of fresh tomatoes for a «loaded nacho» dinner and I had a bright idea to get hubby to run to White Cross with me. Dumb move and I should have just trucked it somewhere else. When we got there he said he didn’t even want to go inside lol.
I was severely Unilocal misinformed that they had a bunch of fresh local produce. Nope. Maybe those pics were from when they first opened?
They had some tomatoes and a bunch of week+ old other kinds of produce. The fruit was just sad looking. Some of the containers of strawberries (I only buy the dirty dozen as organic, always) some were rotten and some were not yet ripe. Odd.
We were actually laughing the whole time we were in there because we looked at the year+ old photos of all the fresh looking produce everywhere on Unilocal.I wish I would have taken photos when we went in there, our experience was completely different.
Now don’t get me wrong! it’s a craft beer heaven but we are rarely into drinking beer and were in no mood to look at the massive craft beer selection. Pass.
It looked like they had an assload of cheese wheels and deli meats and other processed foods. That seems to stick out in my mind the most. Probably because we don’t eat those foods ever and it smelled rotten in the deli area too.
What also seemed weird to us where the two huge 400? pound guys sitting in chairs at the door. These two workers seemed to be the White Cross bodyguard bouncers. They just stared at us and said nothing. When we were ready to pay we stood at the liquor lined counter and waited for one of the guys to slowly creep over and ring us out.
Tomatoes in tow and walking to the car we vowed to never go in there again. It was a waste of time. Oh and the GMO special tomatoes were hard and had no flavor. We threw them in the bin.
Why did I give this place two stars?
One star for being open 24/7…and one star for the massive craft beer selection.

Standing where the legendary White Cross Drugs once stood this neighborhood market has everything you could ever need. Booze, grocery, fresh deli, butcher shop and frozen foods. All in one stop as you make your way thru this forgotten hood of Las Vegas.

Awesome little spot. They have a great selection of booze wine beer plus a fresh deli and produce section.
We had a kitchen where we were staying so we wanted to pick up some groceries but we didnt want to go too far. This place carries a lot more than I expected it would. The prices are good too for where it is.

This place is all about convenience; not a convenience store such as 7 – 11 but more like a mini-​grocer that also has wine, liquor and beer. No store in Las Vegas is complete without the ever present booze aisle and this place is no exception.
Don’t come in here expecting vast rows of every item you may need. Do come in here for friendly service and a quick check out process. This place is not for the weekly shopping that one must do if you cook at home unless you have limited tastes and recipes to work with. White Cross is more like a small version of Costco in that you get one or two selections of just about everything but not a whole lot of variety. The deli here is sufficient for picking up a quick sandwich or some items for a BBQ and one of the main reasons I visit is for their decent craft beer selection. For a sawbuck you can walk out with a hand selected 6-​pack of your choosing from a fairly extensive cooler of bottled beer. Grab an empty six pack holder (conveniently located next to the beer cooler), choose your selection of six and you’re set up for success. I haven’t really inspected the wine selection in depth but it looks to be competent; I just really don’t drink wine at home.
To me it would be difficult to complete weekly or monthly shopping by solely going here. I attempted this once and found myself having to go to Whole Foods and then Target to complete all of my routine purchases; so much for convenience when I ended up spending twice the amount in fuel driving all over town. Such is life living in the urban jungle… until something better comes along this place will do just fine in a pinch.
If you aren’t on foot, parking is a no-​brainer since they have a fairly large private lot, unlike many urban markets I’ve been to in the past.

I really love this market!
Not only a market but a deli and fabulous liquor store as well.
They have a great selection of beers. I cannot find imported beers such as these in many parts down town. Most places just carry high gravity swill and bud light.
Finding DogFish Head is great!
The deli is wonderful. A bit high priced. I give them 5 stars but the PRICE is the only thing that sucks here. Pretty much everything costs more here for some reason.
They make a great pasta salad.
On the bright side they have soooooooo many organic items, and wonderful alternative products. I think this place is a tiny gem hidden in the concrete jungle that is downtown.
I Love this place I wish it a long life and much success !

They have a little of everything. Kinda the place you pick something up if you need it for a meal but it’s very small to do your weekly shopping at. Prices are a little high in my eyes & the produce isn’t very fresh. They have good prices on smokes & booze.

This place is old school. Been around for such a long time. I go in here for some sandwiches from their deli. The Royal Flush is the best hands down. They have like 12 other selections to choose or build your own… either way it’s great.
While I wait for my sandwich I check out their beer selection, it’s not the normal boring crap. If you don’t want to wait for the grub call ahead, or have it delivered.

Ok. Getting over the exciting fact of finding a place where I can pick up some groceries on my way home from the strip, I have to post an update after a few more visits to WCM.
It’s, well, not that great. There’s one aisle that still has empty shelves, the peppers were soft and approaching their death beds (in fact, most of the produce was iffy), the cereal I bought was easily $ 2 – 3 more than a similar cereal at TJ’s. I still love the expansive Boars Head aisle, but it’s gonna take more than packaged processed meats to keep me coming back here.
Not to call anyone out, but don’t believe the pics posted about the veggie section. Most of those items are not there. And this isn’t to bash a biz, especially one that treats locals well, but let’s be honest in our pics and reviews. There’s a lot of promise here, but for now, WCM is still half bodega, half organic market (will a killer beer aisle).