Smith’s Food & Drug will open a new 122,000-square-foot supermarket at 900 W. Tule Springs Parkway in North Las Vegas, with completion targeted for 2027. The project marks the chain’s 48th Nevada location.
Smith’s Food & Drug is set to expand its Nevada footprint with a new $35.9 million supermarket planned for North Las Vegas. The project, announced by Smith’s and parent company The Kroger Co., will bring a full-service grocery store to 900 W. Tule Springs Parkway, just north of the 215 Beltway at Revere Street.
The 122,000-square-foot store is scheduled for completion by 2027, according to the companies. Once open, it will become the 48th Smith’s location in Nevada and the latest addition to the chain’s growing presence in the Las Vegas Valley.
What to Expect at the New Smith’s
The upcoming North Las Vegas store will offer full-service grocery shopping, pharmacy services, and general household merchandise under one roof. Smith’s is known for providing fresh food at accessible prices, with a focus on serving both local residents and the broader community.
According to Smith’s President Kenny Kimball, the company sees North Las Vegas as a growing area and aims to be a reliable partner for the neighborhood. The new store is expected to support the area’s continued residential and commercial development.
Smith’s and Kroger’s Regional Expansion
Smith’s Food & Drug began in 1911 in Brigham City, Utah, and has evolved into a major regional supermarket chain. The company introduced self-service shopping and in-store pharmacies in the late 1980s before being acquired by The Kroger Co. in 1999.
Today, The Kroger Co. operates 145 Smith’s Food & Drug stores across seven western states, with 24 locations already serving the Las Vegas area. The North Las Vegas project reflects ongoing investment in Southern Nevada’s retail and grocery sector.
Timeline and Local Impact
Construction on the new Smith’s is expected to move forward with an opening targeted for 2027. The store’s location at 900 W. Tule Springs Parkway positions it to serve both established neighborhoods and new developments in North Las Vegas.
As the Las Vegas Valley continues to grow, the addition of another large-format supermarket is likely to improve access to groceries and pharmacy services for area residents. Smith’s expansion also signals confidence in the region’s long-term economic and population trends.
