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.

Walked in and got 6 tamales-still hot. They smelled so good on the way home and tasted even better…read morewhen I got home. Highly recommend going here. This is also a Mexican grocery store. It has anything Mexican.

I visited because I heard through the grapevine that Carniceria Morelos sells tamales by the dozen,…read moreand you don't have to pre-order. I was right! They have a little food area in the back of the store, near the pan dulce, where they have tamales ready and waiting in steamers. You need to go to the register first and let them know how many and which kind of tamales you want, and they'll get them for you. I bought a dozen-and-a-half of the pork with red chile tamales, and they are very good! In fact, I'm eating one right now as I type this review! The tamales have the perfect proportion of masa to meat, and they are cooked all the way through and not at all gummy, like some tamales can get when they're not cooked properly. They have other tamales besides pork, but I was only interested in pork when I visited, so I can't tell you for sure what other kinds they have. This is also a grocery store, so there are lots of packaged Mexican foods here, as well as a small panderia with some bolillos and a selection of pan dulce. This looks to be a great place to find Mexican candy (Lucas, Tajin, tamarindo candy, those little disks of chalky peanut butter with the picture of the abuelita on them, etc.), as I saw a lot of different candies.

We were looking for pan de muertos to celebrate day of the dead, and I called to see if they had…read moreany left. It was a chilly, rainy , dark evening and walking into this bakery felt like a warm hug. It was bustling and bright and warm inside. We grabbed a tray and some tongs and I let my kids each pick out a few giant basteies while I selected two pan de muertos from the cooling racks they had wheeled out for the holiday. We paid and as I was checking out I noted they also serve meals to go - offering 1 option daily.

New fan but very big fan. Delicious pastries + great prices. I love how you pick your own items…read more The staff was lovely. I will be back

Patel's is my favorite Indian grocery store in the area. The produce is fresh and high quality, the…read moreselection of Indian foods is amazing and the store is immaculate and well organized. You can find anything from spices to naans. The prices are good. On the southeast corner of the store, you can watch cooks making fresh Indian breads. Near the checkout, you can also purchase delicious and very spicy fresh samosas and vegetable pies. I always pick-up a couple and eat one while they are still hot. Today, I bought vegetables, ginger, noodles and samosas. Most of the time, the checkout clerk is friendly and helpful, but today she was talking on her phone and disengaged. There's plenty of parking in the strip mall lot.

Wide variety of foods I haven't tried before. Clean store and polite workers. A lot of families…read morewere getting their food for the week without obstacles.

These egg rolls put takeout egg rolls to shame…read more I had heard from friends that Mathoo's had the best egg rolls around. I was naturally skeptical, but I figured it was worth a try. I'm not inherently a huge egg roll fan, but I am now converted. I got the 3 pack of pork egg rolls and was blown away. The wrapping was crispy crunchy, but super thin and full of flavor. The inside was packed full of delicious pork and perfectly cut veggies that blend together well. The best part was the dipping sauce on the side. It added a nice component, but didn't overpower the rest of the egg roll. Truly the best egg roll I've ever had

Yummy egg rolls at the Wednesday farmers market on Market Street in front of the City Market…read more $6 gets you 3 egg rolls and a side of dipping sauce.

They have some really awesome imported products. Their Olive oil is to die for, and their lentils…read moreare among the best I have ever tasted

This olive oil is Ahhhh- mazing! Cannot wait for the farmers market and our garden to pop to…read moremaximize all the rich earthiness! Ashlee and Daniele always spoil you with their service and kindness.

This is a small convenience store (similar to gas stations) where you can pick up commonly used…read moreitems and some more rare finds (European chocolate, cigars, etc). Overall for a very small store it has a decent selection of items. The aisles are very small and so navigating the store with other people was tight.

This little convenience shop just opened in downtown Carmel and we are excited. Why?! My husband is…read morefrom England and we saw that they import English snacks such as Kinder, Milka, and Cadbury chocolate, Walker's chips, Fosters beers, and more. I showed him a post I saw online about it and his response was, "Let's go right now." We stocked up on snacks and can't wait to go back soon. The shop itself is small and packed, but the owner is nice, they're open late, and it's nice to have a convenience store in that area. I think they're going to rotate their offerings, so I can't guarantee that they'll always have the British snacks specifically, but they do have an international section, so it'll be fun to pop in and see what's being offered.

What a nice market! Very neat and clean inside and I found so many of my favorite Asian snacks/food…read morethere. Will definitely come to shop again!

I found a Kung Pao Chicken recipe I wanted to try. They had some of the ingredients I could not…read morefind at the usual stores around Columbus. I will be back to this place!

The Sun Mart is an amazing ethnic market disguised as a run-of-the-mill mini-mart (sorry, that was…read morea LOT of hyphens!) You can find just about any Indian or Middle Eastern groceries that you might want. They even keep a good selection of produce in case you need an extra onion or two. If preparing your own Indian meal seems a little too daunting, you can pick about anything you desire from the freezer section. This is a perfect place to stop in and pick out something new to try.

Actually, the whole shopping trip was pretty good and there was a wait in line, but it wasn't too…read morebad. However, I was waiting in line 12 and a child in front of me dropped some coins and was paying for his own cookies. His mother was in front of him, so I helped him try to find his coins and so did she, and there was only one person behind me. Everything moved along relatively smoothly, but when I got up to the register, and the mother and son had left the cashier who is an older lady wanted to complain to me about the woman that her son taking too long and moving in the way, and having their cart still there whatever I told her twice that it was not a big deal and that I didn't care about the weight, but she wanted me to join in with her in demeaning this customer that was before me. It really put a bad taste in my mouth because she was neither pleasant nor kind. I expect a lot more from the cashiers at Meijer because I've never had this experience before, but I was in a really good mood because it was New Year's Eve and she really soured the moment. How rude.

It has been nearly nine years since my original review of this Meijer location, an eagerly…read moreanticipated arrival for me as a longtime fan of Meijer. An updated review is long overdue. First off, the anticipated battle between Wal-Mart and Target has been a non-starter. All three still co-exist within about a mile or so of each other with Target, in particular, blossoming with the growth of Glendale Town Center. While my original review was for opening weekend, this review is now several years in with hours changed, staffing patterns established, and a sense of the mundane established. ADA still tends to be fine (and slightly better than Target in my opinion. The Ben's Pretzels that was here is long gone. The South Bend Chocolate Company spot that was planned never came to be. The area where you can buy pizza is a small dining area at the back of the store with a few tables and a vastly reduced selection. The pharmacy here is still a highlight. I've always appreciated the staff - something I can seldom say about the rest of the store. As a chain, Meijer has a long history of hiring people with disabilities and frequently for more than being a doorway presence. In the battle of the three major stores (Target, Wal-Mart, Meijer), there's no question Target's the winner. I primarily head to Meijer for certain items, for pharmacy (I don't care for CVS pharmacy, a Target partner), and for ice. I also head here because the accessible parking is superior to Target and Meijer has small carts that are easier for a wheelchair user to manage. Customer service? Clearly a Target win. It's not even close. Even at opening, Meijer fell short and it's only gotten worse here. Last night, I visited Meijer in search of a few items. I can almost never find help to reach an item. Customer service continues to carry on personal conversations in lieu of serving people. The self-serve check-out is nearly always unreasonably long. Actual check-out lanes are typically 2-3 available with ungodly long waits. As an ostomy wearer (if you don't know, you probably don't want to), mine actually popped last night because I was in line so long waiting. Seriously. Seriously inexcusable. I live about 2 miles and five minutes from this location. I frequently get in my car and drive all the way to McCordsville because that location is better staffed, friendly, has greater selection, and is immensely cleaner. I realize it's newer, but it's actually been a while and I consistently have a better experience. Yes, I know McCordsville is a small town. Yes, I know 56th and Keystone is a bit rougher area (as evidenced by the fact that security and/or IMPD is consistently a presence here). But, really? If you're going to have this location why not show some pride in it? My feelings of "meh" have given way to feelings of embarrassment to the Meijer chain for this location. I should not have an ostomy pop because I've waited in line for so long trying to check out. The cashier? Perfectly fine (I do tend to view Meijer employees as Stepford employees...incredibly robotic and devoid of personality). Am I done here? Probably not. It's too convenient. However, more and more I'm giving my hard-earned dollars to Target and/or making the trip to McCordsville. This area deserves more than a dirty and under-staffed Meijer with a worse selection. I absolutely want Meijer to continue to be here - I just want this Meijer to be representative of the best of Meijer instead of the worst.