This place has everything you could want. I found Oxtails, Rip tips, and St. Louis rib here. All…read moreaffordable and plenty of meats. The produce sections was wonderful. So many fruits and vegetables to explore. A go to of mine at least once a month!

Kroger could never. You can find things at Saraga that you can't find anywhere else in Indy, and…read morefor that, I love this international grocery store. That said, this is not my favorite Saraga. (My favorite Saraga is the one in Castleton.) This Saraga is a little grody, to be honest. But how can you hate on a grocery store that exists in Indianapolis with such an abundance of food from all around the world? Overall, I am so glad this place is here. I visited Saraga not knowing what I was looking for, but was quickly drawn to the Japanese snacks aisle. I saw lots of different flavors of Ramune (that Japanese marble soda), which is my children's favorite, and Pocky, my favorite. Then I went to the seafood aisle and looked at the fish swimming in the aquarium below their unlucky brethren who had been filleted and arranged in the display case. Then I walked to the Mexican food aisle and saw many kinds of Mexican candy. The frozen food aisle had lots of different things, from Indian samosas to Korean vegetable pancakes. The meat aisle is hardcore. But, that's to be expected at an international grocery store. Be prepared to see pig snouts and chicken feet packaged next to less offensive, ambiguous red hunks of meat. This is the place to get bulk rice and beans, imported snacks and produce that you can't find anywhere else, like yuca root and plantains. I love Saraga in general, and this one is good and important to this part of Indy.

Nice selection and relatively bigger store. Veggies look fresh and they have bakery items in…read morevariety. I found a counter where they serve snacks and drinks, but did not look like it was open as I was there 30 minutes before store closing. But I would love to try something from there next time. I'm happy that I found this place. They have some non grocery items like Holy Quran, prayer rugs, keffiyehs, cookware and others. It's a place of discovery!

So I come here to pick up fresh bread for my mom for her dinner parties. They are always fresh and…read moreavailable. Best naan. I didn't realize they serve fresh food as well. I tried the araisy (#15) drink here. They made it in front of me. Everything is fresh. They don't always use gloves though. I will be back to try the beef pastrami sandwich. They have tons of fresh meat for sale. Everything is halal as stated on the signage outside. They have beef bacon. In the heart of the international district on 38th st.

Well this place is huge and if you like finding different foods from other cultures here is where…read moreyou can find plenty. They have two style of deli's you can order from. One had pre cooked meats by the pound or just raw meats you can cook yourself. I always love alittle help with cooking or even just picking up a few items then taking it back to make your own masterpiece. I picked up on this day Carnitas! If you know you know. They are Fire. This place can make my carnita's for me anytime. I went home and made, tacos, Taquitos, and enchiladas from it. Hmmmm It's a heck Yes for me!!!!!! Keep up the great work here. Staff was pleasant and helpful. It's so big in here I think there also is a bakery and a restaurant as well. Happy searching!

Authentic food and service! Hidden in the back of the grocery store, just like the west side…read morelocation with cute decor. Food was great, I got three al pastor tacos with an order of rice and beans. I wish they had a combo meal for these as i had to order them separately, but no big deal. Tacos and the order of rice and beans were sold separately for about $3 each. Would return again!! ¡Comida auténtica y buen servicio! Escondido en la parte atrás de la tienda, con una linda decoración. La comida estaba buena, conseguí tres tacos al pastor con una orden de arroz y frijoles. Me gustaría que tuvieran una orden combinada para los tacos, porque tuve que pedirlos separados. Los tacos y la orden de arroz y frijoles se venden separados para $3 cada uno. ¡¡yo volvería otra vez!!

Our favorite local store. We love the raw milk and bulk food selections. The service is always…read moregreat and personal.

Georgetown Market is an independent neighborhood market that offers groceries, health supplements…read moreand has a snack bar. The snack bar serves healthy options including soups, sandwiches and assorted smoothies and smoothie bowls. They have a case with grab and go premade sandwiches and salads that are reasonably priced and super healthy. I had one of the premade salads that was filled with lots of raw vegetables such as squash, cauliflower, broccoli and more. The salad was delicious with the only downside that I had to purchase dressing separately. My husband had a vegan wrap that was filled with lots of veggies and bean sprouts. He said it was delicious. The smoothies looked amazing, but I'll wait till next visit. There are tables inside and outside where you can sit and eat. The clerks are welcoming, friendly and efficient.

I was skeptical at first because it says it is also a fish market. The doors looked older. However…read moreit is very clean with no smell of fish or anything. The portions were decently. Call them directly because even if you pick oup, Yelp charges more for the order

I love their service. l ordered the whole catfish and it was good as well as the fries. It's not…read moreWilliamsons fish market good, but it's good!

Patel Brothers is my favorite grocery for ingredients for my Indian recipes. The store is always…read morepristine inside with beautiful vegetables and fruit. Many of the vegetables are hard to find. This location also has a bakery that serves fresh Indian pastries. There was a line of patrons at the bakery to grab lunch items. Patel has the largest and best selection of spices in the area. The spices are reasonably priced. The store is easy in and out and there is plenty of parking. Checkout was a tad slow because they only had one clerk at the registers.

I had so much fun checking out this second centra Indiana Patel Brothers location this past weekend…read morefor our international supper club. We were on the hunt for okra, a few snacks and spices and my guilty pleasure of some Indian deserts in the freezer section. I was delightfully surprised to find such an expansive selection of dried grains and beans as well. Mental note for future needs! I'd describe this as a medium sized grocery with a small cafe counter in the back serving up samosas and other treats. The grocery was quite organized and clean with an impressive produce section. Looking forward to future visits!

This indian grocery store moved from Lafayette road to this new location 3 months ago. The name…read moresuggests " A0na Bazaar and restaurant " but the restaurant is not yet opened. Grocery store sells the Indian food, snacks and fruits and vegetables. The store is few minutes away from Patel brothers which is a benchmark store for Indian groceries so for sure aapna bazaar needs to up the game as a customer I feel Patel bothers is far more organized and offers variety and even cleaner than this store. The owner of this place is also running the business in Coulumbus, IN and the store and restaurant in Columbus has its place in market but as I mentioned they are right near to Patel brothers so they have to up the game.

It's pretty confusing getting into the store. Enter through the doors below the Spice Nation sign…read moreand you come into a long hallway. Walk to the end of the hallway and the entrance is on the left. The store itself is a big, dimly lit, warehouse-like room. I came looking for reasonably-priced spices, but I also found their small selection of produce was also a great deal. There are aisles of snack foods, spices, teas and coffees. Lentils, beans, rice, and flours are offered in bulk. There are a few freezers in the back with assorted frozen foods. The owner was very friendly.

Confusing on the outside, simple on the inside…read more There seems to be a name change to Spice Nation(s) instead of Om India, although the original Indian text seems to remain. I've stopped in the parking lot previously and been confused by the various restaurant names and Value City Furniture on the end of the building. There is a small entrance west of the restaurants that leads to a hair salon, a restaurant, and a grocery store. The grocery store is not elaborate and reminds me of the discount stores of the 1980s where you could collect boxes to use for your purchases since they didn't supply bags. Everything is a bit rudimentary and not everything seems to be priced. I bought a number of the little Maggi Lemon Chili noodles for $3.00 and I'm not sure whether that was a good price these days or not. I haven't had them since I moved from Florida in 2008, and that place charged $0.33 each. They have a number of new and used DVDs and also a variety of CDs, cookware, and daily supplies. Also, they had the ready-to-heat products from Gits and MTR, which are good for people like me who weren't born Indian. The owner/clerk was ready to assist.

I stopped into Super Morelos to pick up some tortillas. The store is super organized and neat…read moreinside. I was met by an irresistible wall of fresh baked goods, that I could not resist. I picked up a fruit filled puff pastry. They carry everything you'd expect from a Latin/ Mexican grocery store. There were three walls of reasonably priced spices. Refrigerated cases held exotic cuts of fresh meats. And there were shelves of neatly arranged dry goods such as beans, corn meals, rice and canned goods. And I found the tortillas. In the back was a small produce area. Some of the produce could have been a bit fresher. The store offers a lot, but is small enough that it is easy to find stuff. The staff is friendly and helpful. There is plenty of parking in the strip mall lot.

I could have sworn I had been to this Super Morelos, but apparently there are a few other Super…read moreMorelos in Indianapolis. This one is as super as the other ones I've been to. The panaderia area is kind of small, but the basics are there, like conchas, sprinkle cookies, danishes and bollios. Then there's a big carneceria area, where you can get meat and things like fresh chicharrones. There's a small produce section, too. The rest of the store is a bit cramped, with canned goods and chips and cookies and things. You'll find a lot of Mexican and Ecuadorean foods, as well as products from other countries.

My best friend has a four year old and 1.5 year old and she had received a suggestion to take them…read moreto play at Fitness Farm. This is a unique little space that has a lot of green space to play in. There is a little track, frisbee golf course, playhouse, octoball, and it looks like the garden will be going in soon. Couple of pointers- 1. There are 4 gates. Gate 2 is a where you will park to explore 2. Bring your own balls/frisbee/whatever you want. There is limited provided entertainment, but the open space is perfect to play around with. 3. They do events and could be pretty cool for retreat spaces, reunions, etc. 4. No public bathrooms- prepare wisely Enjoy!!

This is the definition of a hidden gem in Indy. Fitness Farm is a place that is open to the…read morecommunity to visit and be well, but not many people know about it. Their mission statement from their website describes the farm as a place "that promotes and enhances children's and adult's health and wellness by providing a self-sufficient, multi-faceted community resource that offers event space; education and exercise programs on nutrition, fitness, and agriculture; a fully sustainable market garden for farm-to-table sales; and seasonal on-site produce stand." Yes! This place is awesome, and you need to check it out. Basically, you can come and visit when you want. You can run on the track, play tennis, play frolf (frisbee golf), walk around the grounds, play in the playhouse (if you have kids) or just come and enjoy the 20+ acres of land. All of this is for free, mind you: Fitness Farm is open to the public. This place is so great that it literally makes me want to cry. They also have yoga classes, as well as other classes pertaining to living a better life, such as cooking classes that teach you how to cook seasonally, mindfulness classes, classes that teach you about nutrition, photography and flower arranging, and lots of others. Check out their website to find out when they are offering classes. Fitness Farm is an urban farm (it's a real working farm!), and they have a CSA in the warmer months. They also have animals that you can visit year-round. We saw two huge pigs and lots of chickens and a rooster. I am in love with this place! It's so great that Fitness Farm exists, and I can't wait to come back and explore it some more.