This is a Good to Go convenience store that sells Amoco gas. It's relatively new, so I was…read moresurprised by the clutter in the store and dirty windows. They carry everything you'd expect from a convenience store - lottery tickets, snacks, beverages with one major difference. They have a cafe that makes some seductive-looking fried chicken. It was 9 am, so while tempted, I refrained from trying it. But there were workman sitting at tables enjoying big pieces. We picked up gas. Easy in and out off of SR32.

This gas station is always very clean. The pumps are always in working order and I never have to…read morego inside to obtain a receipt. The lot is always tidy and free of trash. Nicely landscaped as well. Easy access with multiple entrances off State Route 32 and Ditch Road.

This is a go-to spot for fresh produce such as Watermelon, pineapple and grapes…read more Two plus for this spot would be that they have a good bar with different types of wings. Also if you have a sweet tooth like me then this is with you can get a personal cake that you won't have to share if you don't desire to.

Needlers is an upscale neighborhood grocery in a little strip mall. The store is newer and…read moresparkling clean and well organized inside. On weekends, the teenage clerks are friendly, even infectiously happy. The grocery offers everything you'd expect from a grocery. They have a small meat counter, fresh veggies, gourmet cheeses, breads, wine and a good selection of craft beer. I picked up chicken to cook for dinner and it was delicious. I found they were little pricy on some items, but had weekly sales that made shopping balance out. Their cafe serves coffee and pastries. I was expecting more selection, but maybe there is not enough room. There's plenty of parking outside with handicapped spots close. I'd shop here regularly, if I lived here.

This is a nice neighborhood grocery - for some reason it's not showing as a part of the Safeway…read morechain and rewards program, but nonetheless, it's convenient and has a wide selection of goods from food, to household items, and everything in between. They don't carry as many organic options as other grocery stores in the neighborhood, which is not a dealbreaker. If you're running low on some kitchen stuff, this is the place to pick it up, or if you need something last-minute to pick up on the way home. I do like the fact that their shopping carts are not all over their parking lot like many other grocery stores, and there is more than enough parking. To the contrary, there's a persistent weird odor inside the store that's been there for years. Small thing, but noticeable (and not a thing with other stores nearby). The building itself is a bit old and could be updated. Overall, it is conveniently located, reasonably priced, and all employees are always friendly. Solid choice for shopping.

The oldest grocery store in the Broad Ripple area. They have THE BEST southern fried chicken you…read morehave ever put in your mouth! The party enjoyed every piece that I brought. It's Amazing!

It's like the Bucee's of indiana for us. We know much smaller, but the best convenience stores in…read moreour area. Whenever we pick or grandkids up to spend the night, they see the Leo logo and start chanting Leo's! They know they get to pick out their treats! We also take kolaches home and sometimes eat there. They have a very nice counter service with salads, soups and entrees! The dining area is a little above basic, but it's always clean. Give it a try!

1st Thursday - lots of specials…read more I wanted to get takeout of Philly cheese steak soup. My co-worker told me about the BOGO free kolache today. After entering from 146th St., there are samples from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. I tried their mac and cheese and 2 types of chocolate. I bought the $4.99 soup and $3.99 for both filled kolaches. They were out of the steak, egg, and cheese kolache so I ordered an egg kolache. All were good. I also chose a chicken enchilada which I will try tomorrow.

I was in the area for a Farmers Market and needed gas. Found the closet gas station and it turned…read moreout to be the best value as well! I went inside to pay and all I could smell was that really good Indian incense. You know the one I'm talking about? I know this because it's my favorite! Sam was the clerk and he was super friendly to me. We spoke for a few moments about the market I had just come from and he told about a few different events that happen in the neighborhood. He also shared that his family had had businesses there since 2003. Once there used to be a motorcycle shop and it had closed so they purchased the building and now have the neighborhood gas station. I love learning about local businesses. More often than not I find business owners originate from other countries and move here for the hope of better lives. I love supporting these people and their drive! Thanks for a great experience! I've already been back twice lol!!

As the 10th Street corredor in the Near East Side becomes more attractive to customers looking for…read morealternative eateries, bars, shopping experience, and new residences or renewed residences a new scrutiny of the still strong remnant of inner city businesses that have not considered new or fairer practices seems appropriate. Clark Gas Station is one of these businesses. On a busy corner at Hamilton and 10th, just across from the Boner Community Center, it seems to cater to the very poor. Sure, it is a convenience store and gas station. But the pricing of items seems exploitative considering the low income of most persons who visit the place. Last week I needed two cans of cream of mushroom soup. I was making a recipe and couldn't stop long enough to get to a serious grocery store. So, ok, why not use the trusty old convenience store for something else except gas? I did buy two cans of Campbells cream of mushroom soup for $2.49 per can. Yikes! That seems to me exploitative and a case of price gouging. Today I checked at my Marsh grocery store at Lockerbee. The price per can was $1.69. If I had wanted a generic can of the same soup I would have paid only $1.19 per can-- a difference of $1.30 for each can I bought. If you care about food justice and basic economic fairness, do as I am doing and refuse to give your business to Clark, for food or for anything else.

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

Who the heck knew that there is a Needler's in downtown Indianapolis? Apparently, everyone except…read moreme. I guess this used to be a Marsh, before all of the Marsh stores closed. So all of the old reviews that mention Marsh don't apply to this newer store, now called Needler's Fresh Market. I don't know -- I think Needler's is pretty good! It has a little bakery on site (Lemon's Bakery Cafe), which has hot food and baked goods, with seating by big windows that overlook Mass Ave. Beyond the cafe, the rest of the joint is a small grocery store. You'll find a modest produce section with fresh-looking greens and fruit and things. They sell house-made hummus and sushi. The wine section is abysmal, but I did find a bottle of one of my cheapie low-key favorite bottles of Malbec here, so I picked that up. The dried ramen section is also better than it needs to be. The prices seem to be about the same as Kroger and other grocery stores. Checkout was quick and there were several registers open. The only thing is that I entered through the cafe and exited by the registers, so I got a little turned around once I exited. Keep in mind that you can only enter/exit through the cafe at certain hours. They lock that door after a particular time. (I think it's 5 or 6 p.m.)

well, I love Needler's, I've been going to this downtown location for many, many years now!…read moreNeedler's is a very convenient fresh market store, that I consider it being the better market! better then Kroger's, Preston's say way, and Myers! its just a expensive market Thank you Mr. Anthony L. Hampton Sr.

Really good gas prices and great employees I recommend. I will be going back there to spend more.read more

All employees are wonderful and the manager is great! I enjoy going there…read moreI miss that they do have brewed tea any more