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    Fresh Thyme Market

    3.7 (69 reviews)
    Open • 7:00 am - 9:00 pm
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    Katherine A.

    I can find great deals on fresh fruit and vegetables at Fresh Thyme. I also like to purchase their frozen seafood. This location is never crowded as the staff is friendly.

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    Michael S.

    I went to the gym and needed to pick up some groceries, so decided to stop in Fresh Thyme. This is a very nice grocery store, and quite different from Whole Foods Market and Kroger. Fresh Thyme is designed for the healthy lifestyle and people who want to do healthy eating. They have plenty of choices for healthy foods and the produce/fruit was very fresh. I picked up some tea and some fish for dinner that looked very good. I did the self checkout and it was not busy, so was able to check out with ease and be on my way. I especially liked the fact that the grocery store was clean and everything was easy to locate in the store. Fresh Thyme is excellent and the prices are fairly decent, so you will not go broke shopping at this store. It is worth the price and the time to spend grocery shopping at Fresh Thyme. I will definitely be back here again.

    Beautiful,bountiful produce section.
    Barbara F.

    This location is one of the largest Fresh Thymes it seems - there seems to be a little more open floor space and wider aisles than some of the other stores. I really enjoy shopping Fresh Thyme. I love the crossover ad day - Wednesday - when the store honors sales from previous and current week. We particularly like their Applewood Smoked Bacon, their Salmon, and their Tuna Salad. On Thursday they run a special on Suishi - several varieties are $5.00. The staff is very friendly and the shelves and vases at this location are usually filled. The store is clean and the parking lot is huge.

    Angie D.

    I love Fresh Thyme! My main stop for all things groceries. I get whole foods type items without the steep price tag. Great deli and meat selection, although I am disappointed that they no longer carry fresh wild salmon. They're really good about taking rain checks a while after they're issued (I have a bad habit of forgetting about them) which is great! Staff is always super friendly and willing to help locate specific items and you never have to look around for someone too long. The store is always cleans and inviting and shoppers can get a cup of coffee for $1!

    Farm decor on the outside (but not hokey inside)
    Katie U.

    I have found a new grocery store I'm in love with! Don't be put off by the slightly gimmicky exterior with the barnyard decor. Step inside to a clean and bright farmers market style store that is larger than a Trader Joe's or Fresh Market but not as big as a Kroger or Market District, (by any means). Things to note: -Bulk section for coffee, nuts, oils, and candy (and I'm sure more) -Fresh juice bar in the back -Boar's Head meat available at the deli counter -Overall nice selection of name brands vs. generics and organic brands I haven't heard of -Super friendly cashiers I'm eager to see what the new Broad Ripple location of Fresh Thyme will be like once it opens!

    Jon C.

    Fresh Thyme has exploded in the Indianapolis market this year, opening several new locations all around town, with more on the way, according to a recent article in the Indianapolis Star. I've been to the one in Greenwood several times, so when this one opened, I decided to stop by and check it out. It's close to my office, so stopping by on my way home for something is much more convenient than going to other places. It's also near Trader Joe's, so if one doesn't have what I'm looking for, I can quickly stop in at the other spot. This store seems smaller than the one in Greenwood, and it's reversed in its layout. The produce section seems different to me, but that's probably just because I'm used to the other store. Enough about what this store isn't in terms of other locations.. let's chat about what it is. When a co-worker asked me to describe Fresh Thyme, I first said "It's like Trader Joe's without the huge wine and cheese section". After I think about it a little more, this isn't a fair statement. Trader Joe's carries their own brand for the most part whereas Fresh Thyme doesn't. After thinking about it for a few days, I think I would relate Fresh Thyme more to a Fresh Market, but without the hoity-toity prices. The prices here are reasonable, and that'll keep me coming back. Other items of note: -pizza bar -a decent amount of kosher products (not quite a full aisle, but close) -better produce than most places -super fast check outs (and I'm hoping this continues.. not just during their opening) -salad bar -small seating area to eat food from said salad bar

    Peter P.

    This is a great grocery addition to the NW side. Prices are reasonable and they carry a lot of healthy items. The food service area is also pretty nice. A decent option to pick up a quick after work dinner (there's no seating area).

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    I come here for their house orange juice and buy bread. Cheap and quality. Sometimes they have lemonade too. Very good quality too.

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