If you need typically hard-to-find Latin American groceries, Nuestra Tienda may be your solution! I…read morehave ordered twice now (once delivery, once pick-up) and am excited to have a new source for Peruvian items. I don't go too far out of my way to find things, but finding even Inca Kola at a store is exciting. I went to Jungle Jim's in Cincinnati last fall, and was pleased with what I found there (though I didn't see any Inca Kola??), but when my boyfriend sent me a link to this shop I was amazed to see all the products available! You can search by country, category, or brand. There are 219 Peruvian products currently - 219!!! The item I'm most excited about is ice cream - I never expected I'd be able to buy lucuma ice cream in Indianapolis. Luckily I found this shop right before my dad's birthday, and I ordered a number of items I thought he might like (plus some pepper paste for my boyfriend). He was very excited! We had some ice cream with his birthday cake. I wanted to get some things for myself as well, so placed an order for pick-up this week. There are currently morning and evening pick up times, so it's easy enough to stop by before or after standard working hours. I went inside and my order was ready to go; they'll also bring to your car if you call. Ordering online is easy, and they are very friendly and responsive. So happy to have another source for Inca Kola and so many other items! I've really only explored the Peruvian items so far, but I definitely will have to check out everything else they offer.

Aim Mart carries lots of different kinds of food that I don't see anywhere else. Ten-pound sacks of…read moreteff flour? Twelve kinds of masala? Zwan chicken luncheon meat? It's all here. That said, the market does have a bit of a dystopian feel to it. When I visited, it was oh-so quiet, with very few people there. But I guess that just makes for a peaceful, undisturbed shopping experience. The store was well organized. You'll find fresh and frozen food, international groceries, Islamic crafts, clothing, cookware like Moroccan tagines and lots more. It also has a bakery and a meat counter. Importantly, an excellent Middle Eastern restaurant called Batman Grill is located inside Aim Mart, as well as a taqueria that had just opened. These are full-on restaurants with seating, not take-out joints, although you can also get your food to go, if you so choose. The area of Indianapolis where Aim Mart is located is very diverse, so it's neat that there's a market here to serve the community!

AIM Mart is now called Primos Supermercado and has more of a Mexican focus with an expanded fresh…read moreproduce section.

I'm not very familiar with Asian cooking, but just got a Chinese cookbook. This is a great place…read moreto get things that aren't carried at the Kroger. The people at the market are super friendly and very helpful.

Poor Pyone Cho, you seem a little neglected. I'm always on the hunt for new Asian groceries in…read moreIndy. I stopped in this shopping center while running errands, and the "Asian Market" caught my eye. I wrongly assumed it would be a Korean grocery, but it appears that the owners focus on southern Chinese and Thai ingredients. It was a disappointing experience, though I imagine I was not the target audience. There are some great Asian groceries in Indy, and this is not one of them. Shelves were dusty, and their food stock looked old. A sad fridge in the back held a few fresh veggies like napa cabbage, but most of the space in the store was devoted to dusty shelves of ramen noodles and other dry goods. It had a surprisingly large canned good section--larger than other local markets-- with Chinese and Southeast Asian canned items. They also had some household items such as shampoos, body washes, and cooking utensils. However, I saw very little to tempt me to buy. Skip Pyone Cho and head to Viet Hua or One World.

This is the first time I was there. I got a sandwich some baked goods and it was delicious. I do…read morenot have pictures of them unfortunately but I heard great things about it so I had to try it out myself. The service was wonderful. He was very helpful in deciding what to do. I got one of them make your own so I got to choose what kind of protein what kind of bread what kind of sides, etc. that I got they also have a bakery display that you can get bakery goods as well as sandwiches I did not eat in this time, but I think I would next time because it's a cute little area to sit in I would guarantee that you would enjoy anything you had here. It was a wonderful location and I will definitely be back.

My professor recommended this quaint spot because it's close to Butler Campus. Ironically I've been…read moreto Tinker Coffee directly across the street but I had never tried this cute spot! The staff were super nice and my waitress was amazing. I got there a little early so she made me a vanilla latte that was really good! I had the 56th street platter (bacon, pancakes, home fries and pancakes). I thought the eggs would be scrambled but they were still good. The pancakes were light and fluffy. The only thing I didn't enjoy were the home fries. A little undercooked but overall the food for the price was good! While ordering, one of the servers came out with these amazing looking quiches! OMG!! I wanted to buy both the veggie and bacon ones so bad but I wasn't going straight home. The quiches were so appealing to the eyes; it's the perfect dishe if you're having guests for the holidays! I'm definitely going to purchase one next time I'm there. If you're looking for a nice spot where you can vibe or eat outdoors I would recommend this place. The clientele was very diverse and some people even knew the staffs' names...impressive! The desserts look amazing as well. Give this place a try. Parking is a little hard to navigate but it's a neighborhood spot you should definitely check out!

I recently checked out this Fresh Thyme Market after checking out of my hotel to see what this…read moreplace offered. This store has an abundance of parking so it should be an issue trying to find a spot. It's a very quiet store and very easy to shop around and find what you need to find. Great selection of deals and I found the few Health Products that I was looking for my drive back. Great selection of fresh sushi especially on Thursdays. Self checkout works like a charm too so it's easy to get in and get out.

I don't understand how this place is open. I could get no help with questions on unmarked items…read morewithout signs. Found six items expired, employees and store manager watching noticably as customers asked each other for help when employees weren't nearby, but visblibly watching our confusion when scanners were non operative.

Good place for international food, good selection, friendly employees, a lot of can food and good…read moreselection of sausages

Cute little European deli sold me everything I needed for my authentic Polish sausage and…read moresauerkraut Easter dinner. Delicious.

I have found the place to get my Christmas tamales! It's Tienda Morelos on Michigan Avenue. This…read moreone is called Tienda Morelos 6, because apparently there are at least five other Tienda Morelos in Indy? That's a lot of Tienda Morelos. You see: Tamales are very important to me -- they are a part of my DNA. So finding great tamales in Indy is very exciting, indeed. I happened upon Tienda Morelos because I was visiting a restaurant next door to this one. I popped in and found an amazing (although small) store that sells tamales and also pan dulce, fresh produce, chicharrones, packaged foods and more. All of the signs are in Spanish and everyone speaks Spanish, which is a great sign when you're looking for great Mexican food. The best tamales come from places where the people selling the tamales don't speak English, I've found. To buy the tamales, you need to pay at the front register first. You tell them how many tamales you want, and then you pay for that number. They give you a little slip of paper with the number of tamales you paid for. Then, you take your piece of paper to the tamale counter, and you pick which flavor of tamale you want, and the quantity. I got one pork and one chicken. They were both amazing: lots of masa but also lots of juicy meat. Not too much sauce, but also not dry. These are the best tamales I've eaten in Indianapolis so far. Tamales are just a small portion of the offerings at Tienda Morelos. They have a full panaderia in the store, plus a carniceria and other grocery items. The place is super small and slightly cramped, but the people are friendly and helpful, so it's a nice little place to shop after you've loaded up on tamales.

I came in here to get some bread and was having a good morning until one of the cashier which was a…read moreyoung man attended me like if I was trash he was very rude didn't say good morning when I said it and gave me a face and after that when he gave me my change back he didn't hand it to me he THREW IT! I am not the type to write reviews but this was awful.

If you're looking for a great sandwich, this is a nice spot. They specialize in cheesesteaks but…read morehave all types of deli sandwiches. Everything is freshly made to order and customizable. I had the double steak and it was delicious. The atmosphere is really nice and clean. They have a good rewards program as well. I will be back soon!

We tried the new Cousins sub shop on Michigan Road. The company is based out of Wisconsin and was…read morefamily originated. Their slogan relates to having higher quality ingredients. This new location was tricky getting to as you have to pass by it and then maneuver potholes and approach from the rear. There are several stores that looked alike, so we had to drive back around front, dodging construction to find. They have a drive-they window for picking up orders or eat-in dining room. They also have a patio that will be nice during warmer weather. The dining room is new, clean and interesting. We were comfortable during our short stay. The clerks were really nice, helpful and anxious to serve us. Reginald (Reg) offered suggestions. Subs averaged around $8 and are pretty big. You order up at the counter then they bring the food to your table. I had the Tuna with lettuce and tomato, served cold. The roll is really good and fresh without being too much bread. I like that the sandwich was a little chewy. The tuna salad was ok, perhaps a little drier than I like. The lettuce and tomato were fresh and herb topping a nice touch. I'd order it again. My husband had the Philly (Reg's suggestion). He had the sandwich hot, so the cheese was nice and melted. The steak was really good and the fillings were generous. We also shared an order of fries. The fries are really good, thinner cut and crispy. Bronze came over and checked on us. The staff is eager to please. We felt welcome. We had 5 star service for a chain restaurant. They cater and the sub trays look perfect for a tailgate or work lunch. All in all, they excel on service and the sub rolls. The sandwiches were good with fresh ingredients.