Being from south Texas it's hard to find what I need and miss. This place has a little bit of…read moreeverything. They have a small prepared food area which is good. As well as all the meats you would need like menudo and meat for carne asada etc. They have chorizo homemade which is very good as well as some Mexican cheese. Place is clean organized and staff is friendly and helpful. They also have sweet bread pan dulce fresco which is nice. This is a one stop shop for sure.

I've waited for months for this carniceria to open. It's situated right on the corner of Pendleton…read morePike and Post Road. I finally stopped in today to check it out. It's your atypical small carniceria with the usual items. They also have a meat counter, and a small food service operation where they serve tacos, burritos, and tamales. They also sell fresh carnitas by the pound. Here's where the problem arose. The carnitas LOOKED great and are prepared the right way by deep frying in manteka (fresh lard). So I had them wrap up two pounds of it to take home. When I got home and tasted them it was a serious let down. There was no seasoning at all on them, none. And there was no citrus hint whatsoever, It's like they cubed the pork and simply tossed it into the lard to fry. At $5.99 a pound I basically wasted $12.00 on unseasoned deep fried pork. I should have asked for a sample before I purchased. Don't make the same mistake I did, ask for a sample before you commit to purchasing any of their prepared meats. And since this would be the same meat they use for their tacos and burritos they would have to be a let down also. I don't see myself going back there. I'll stick to the best carniceria I've found in Indy. Carniceria Guanajuato on North Shadeland Ave. I've purchased carnitas in bulk from their food service operation numerous times over the years and I've never been disappointed.

Well this place is huge and if you like finding different foods from other cultures here is where…read moreyou can find plenty. They have two style of deli's you can order from. One had pre cooked meats by the pound or just raw meats you can cook yourself. I always love alittle help with cooking or even just picking up a few items then taking it back to make your own masterpiece. I picked up on this day Carnitas! If you know you know. They are Fire. This place can make my carnita's for me anytime. I went home and made, tacos, Taquitos, and enchiladas from it. Hmmmm It's a heck Yes for me!!!!!! Keep up the great work here. Staff was pleasant and helpful. It's so big in here I think there also is a bakery and a restaurant as well. Happy searching!

Authentic food and service! Hidden in the back of the grocery store, just like the west side…read morelocation with cute decor. Food was great, I got three al pastor tacos with an order of rice and beans. I wish they had a combo meal for these as i had to order them separately, but no big deal. Tacos and the order of rice and beans were sold separately for about $3 each. Would return again!! ¡Comida auténtica y buen servicio! Escondido en la parte atrás de la tienda, con una linda decoración. La comida estaba buena, conseguí tres tacos al pastor con una orden de arroz y frijoles. Me gustaría que tuvieran una orden combinada para los tacos, porque tuve que pedirlos separados. Los tacos y la orden de arroz y frijoles se venden separados para $3 cada uno. ¡¡yo volvería otra vez!!

I had the BEST taquitos of my life here! Usually I don't want chicken in Mexican restaurants…read morebecause the meat it dry, but not here. The chicken was juicy and the white cheese sauce they added to the taquitos just put them over the top! They also gave me some homemade red and green salsas, both of which were delicious! The esquites were not the best I've had, but they were very good. They sell tacos de lengua y tripa also, which you can't find at very many places.

Everything was straight gas! Super delicious. Very odd they do not have salsa. had the super…read moreburrito with queso on it, it was absolutely heaven. Gotta order yourself a order a side of chips to go with it. All the juices were fire too

This is my new go-to taco place. Very authentic. It's in the back of the supermercado. They have…read moreplenty of seating. I like their food over nearby similar restaurants in the area. Anyways, this tienda is stocked with plenty of ingredients to get you set up for success on your culinary endeavors. Great customer service also! They answered all my questions. There is a meat market, bakery mini panaderia and fresh counter in there too. You should go! Lots of fun Candies and treats to try.

I come from Southern California. I used to live in Santa Ana, a city with more Mexican inhabitants…read morethan every city except Mexico City. I lived most of my life with access to a wide spectrum of options, from super-authentic to super-refined, to super Tex-Mex. Mexican food, when made properly, is amazeballs. Here's the thing: There is very little Mexican food that I would even call decent in the Greater Indianapolis Area, especially on the Northeast side. Sorry, lots of places, but you ain't got it. This place is bomb. It reminds me of some of my favorite taco places in SoCal. Not necessarily the most authentic, but delicious and very reminiscent of home for me. The al pastor was a little sweet and tangy. The carnitas was of the style with the pieces of fat in there to make the mouthfeel just fantastic. If you are from anywhere in the Southwest, or want to know what all of the travellers/transplants are raving about, hit this place up.

I really like the wide variety of products sold at this store. The prices are comparable to Saraga…read more However, meat is often on sale but the lines to get meat are always so long. Download the app to view discounts and use coupons in store. The place is generally clean and the bakery smells so good.

I appreciate being treated to lunch but wouldn't return. I didn't realize what the name was until…read morenow, so it is definitely not an optimal spot if you have vegetarians or vegans dining with you. I like a dim atmosphere, but it was hardly lit enough to read the menu. It was difficult to navigate as it was mostly in Spanish. Extremely limited vegetarian options which I'm not sure I can assume were actually without chicken base in the rice, etc. I didn't even see a vegetable fajita on the menu. My vegetarian burrito sans crema and cheese consisted of little more than rice and a couple small diced pieces of avocado and diced tomato. Iceberg lettuce? I saw corn niblets and a pea fall out. Bland. Hot sauce choices not fantastic. What kind of burrito contains no beans?? Everyone else at my table received flatware. I was given a plastic fork. Once I received an actual fork & knife, they kept tearing the paper underneath my burrito. Strangely served with raw cucumber (ick) & lime wedges on the side. Edible at best. The atmosphere looked interesting upon entry, but it felt grungy, the chairs were heavy. I was seated right next to a brick wall/chimney. Service was sparse. Definite language barrier. The dish my companions received was an array of meat in a molcajete. Mixed feedback on the peppers being ungodly too hot & some of it, especially the sausage, having a good flavor. It was massive & messy. It was interesting initially but definitely didn't look appetizing to me. That came with a bowl of beans in sauce with what we later discovered were Chicharrón on top. It looked like boiled mystery chicken skin. A friend from SoCal I consulted online had no idea what it was from my photo as we tried to discern it & they didn't realize it was even Mexican food from the appearance. It was assumed I was at an Asian joint. We had to ask for drink refills far into our meal. I was given a fresh new cup. The server took another person's cup from the table and refilled it in the back. That was strange and seemed unsanitary. We didn't get everything we asked for. I'd say language was the problem except for the fact the server had understood my requests when "crema" was the only Spanish word I used. Ladies' room had room for one person at a time. The sink was backing up. It felt dingy like the rest of the building. I'm glad they had paper towels and not just a hand blower. I didn't choose the restaurant. It was one of the worst if not THE most horrible Mexican meals & experiences I've had in my life. Hard pass. I'd gladly pay more for better fare elsewhere. I can make far superior at home.

The best tacos around for sure. Red taco llc really blowing up! The tacos keep getting better! How…read moredo they do it? The special drinks are fire, cucumber lime is my favorite. Do not sleep on red taco, or do so you don't blow up my spot.

Wow!! Everything we tried was absolutely delicious!! Tacos Al pastor, quesadilla Birria and Birria…read moreramen!! Flavorful and packed with onions and cilantro!!!

Stopped by Taqueria Tienda Morelos and left wondering why I hadn't come sooner…read more The tacos were outstanding. The tortillas had that authentic flavor and texture you just don't get from chain restaurants, and the meat was flavorful, well-seasoned, and packed into every taco. The green salsa was the star of the show for me. Creamy, slightly spicy, and absolutely addictive. I found myself putting it on every bite. The fresh cilantro, onions, and generous lime wedges brought everything together perfectly. Simple ingredients done right. Beyond the food, I loved the atmosphere. It's part taqueria, part Mexican market, which always feels like a good sign when you're looking for authentic food. No frills, no gimmicks, just great food and a steady stream of customers who clearly know where to find the good stuff. If you're in Indianapolis and craving authentic street-style tacos, this place deserves a spot on your list. I'll definitely be back for more tacos and to explore more of the menu. Worth the stop. Bring your appetite.

I've had the chicken tacos twice and today', I had asada tacos and Torta Cubana. The tacos are…read moreauthentic with cilantro and onion and packed with meat. A great taqueria! The Cubano was not to bready with sausage, egg, bacon, ham and was delicious. Not sure what Chris C below is talking about because Paco's has nothing on this place. Let's be real, the best authentic taco spots in Indy are on the West and Southside. Nothing in Fishers comes close. Chris must be a Taco Bell guy. Great job Tienda Morelos Grocery Taqueria!

Must try place if you love tacos. I recommend "tacos de suadero" my personal favorite which is beef…read morefrom belly/flank area.

Decided to pop in since I live nearby. I'm so glad I did. Delicious authentic Mexican food! The…read moreasada tacos were fire, so much flavor. Their beans were good too with a little kick to them.