As far as I'm aware there are only two Dinner Bell Markets left in Indianapolis. This location is…read morelocated in my hometown, Acton. They have a parking lot with front and side parking. It is a small convenience store with goods including: alcohol, soft drinks, dry goods, frozen goods, miscellaneous items, soft drink machine, some fruit and vegetables, and more. They offer take n' bake pizza too which by far is my favorite part of stopping here- the breadsticks are BOMB! The prices are high since it is a convenience store but it's not too bad if you are in area and don't want to drive 15 min to grocery store for milk. The staff tend to be helpful and the local crowd who stop by are always interesting to interact with.

This is an OK place it's one of the few month all type grocery stores left around Indiana it may…read morecost a little bit more for what you're wanting to buy but that's because it's a little more call the store but it's great for a quick run in and run outs I was raised between Acton and want to make her and have been going there since I was a kid

I ordered yesterday gobi prantha and i got cheese prantha from dordash and also ordered chicken…read moretikka it was sour ...looks like exprirred and i never taste indian food like this ....i fall sick today dont ever visit here

Not a big selection of grocery items, especially fresh produce. Tiny selection of achchar. Can't…read morefind prices for most items which is one of my biggest pet peeves & I don't like being surprised at checkout. Samosas are really good though.

An international grocery store that is the best I have ever been to and I used to live in LA for…read moredecades. LA has nothing like this. It is so full of what native countrymen look for to remind them of home. I am Filipino and so much of what they had from the Philippines blew me away. But then again, they also carry French butter! And all types of gourmet salts! This is a gem of a grocery store.

We went into the store to look around and grabbed something to eat from the vendors inside…read more I got beef shwarma wrap with cheese tomatoes and pickels with a garlic aoli from mama saag international. It was very big, the meat was good but another of grissel. Also had an authentic chicken taco with onions and cilantro. Very good chicken. Also had churros with raspberry filling I liked them but slightly overdone. Now the store itself was Hoge and paced with all kinds of international food. The have a fresh market with live fish. The have fresh meats as well. The store is so big we will have to come back and spend a couple of hours going thru

Best tenderloin in the State! Make the time to take the drive to Carthage. You will be glad you did…read moreand will thank me later!

This is a good small-town grocery/deli/gas station. They have a good basic selection of groceries…read moreincluding a deli which provides meat and cheese by the pound, a small selection of produce and fresh meat but what they are best known for are their prepared chicken and sandwiches...particularly their pork tenderloin. I would put their pork tenderloin sandwich against any restaurant or food truck.

Staff is always helpful and friendly. Fresh produce and a great meat counter! The New Palestine…read moreNeedler's also supports their community.

A nice small family owned chain of markets. They purchased a number of the old Marsh stores and are…read moredoing a really excellent job providing for the smaller communities as well as keeping some high-end items that aren't available in the big stores. They are beautiful stores that are well kept up, the staff is excellent, very friendly and very helpful. Obviously, the stores are nowhere near as big as the supermarkets, however, they do provide a nice selection of items. Obviously not as broad of a selection, but they certainly have everything you would need from a market. I like coming here to get vegetables and fruit, as well as when I just need to grab a few things on the way home. Prices are similar to other markets, and for the atmosphere, which never feels crowded, is a great choice.

Great selection and prices, especially with their meat and produce. One of the few places around…read moregreenwood that regularly stock pork belly and other rarer cuts of meat (heck, they sell catfish heads, where else can you get those?) The store can be a bit claustrophobic at times but that might just be me. Would recommend

This is a cool Asian grocery store with fresh produce, meat, snacks and other international items…read more I found two of my favorite snacks here (hello panda and rice cakes). There is a section towards the back of the store with cooked food such as pig ears, chicken feet and duck tongues. Items seemed a bit cheaper than at Saraga although not by much. The cashier line was short and the staff present were pleasant. It does have a funny smell but it is probably due to all the live animals.

Not enough clerks. Routinely there's a long line that stretches halfway to the back of the store…read more Self checkout would help.

Aldi is my favorite grocery store! This store location is convenient because I often times stop on…read moremy way home from work if I need a few things. I've never done a full shopping trip here. When I have come in for the few things that I needed they've always had them. The one thing I love about Aldi is that their stores are all set up very similarly so you aren't spending all your time at a new location trying to find what you need. This store hasn't been updated like some of the others in the indy are but its still an excellent store. Parking is always easy (could be because I go at about 730 at night). Their staff is always friendly and lines are always well managed (which could be again because of the time I visit this location). A few things about Aldi, if you've never shopped here: -bring a quarter for your shopping cart (if you don't have one you can always go inside and borrow one from the cashier). Aldi does this to keep carts out of the parking lot (which helps keep their prices lower because they don't have to pay someone to fetch carts. -bring your own shopping bags, or be prepared to pay for either plastic or paper bags or you can gather empty boxes throughout the store to manage and transport your items (another way Aldi helps keep the price of their items down) -if you have a question, don't expect to call in on the phone for an answer because they don't keep someone at a desk to answer phone calls (another way to keep their cost down because they aren't paying someone to sit at a desk to answer calls that are few and far between) Try Aldi out because you are guaranteed to have lower prices with the same if not better quality of food. Aldi also stands behind their double replacement guarantee if you are unsatisfied. They will 1. refund you as well as 2. replace the item.

I absolutely love this store and the location. It reminds me of the Marsh store that use to occupy…read morethis space. When you first walk in you are greeted with a wonderful produce selection. I always go for any of the Indiana grown they have. Service is always top notch.

This is a fun spot! Highlights: the hanging banana exhibits, the BYO trail mix station, and the fun…read morelocal finds hidden throughout. The space feels massive and I feel like I often miss what I came there for because it's laid out a bit differently than what I'm used to, but whenever I'm here, I make sure to pick up some Fresh Thyme A2 milk (local milk that doesn't hurt your stomach... such a win) and Native Bread (the best GF bread around... delicious). I also picked up one of the trending banana waters this week and I was shocked at how good it was. It's literally a can of water with real banana in it which I know sounds weird but was strangely delicious. Try it! #banagua