Good grocery story, good selection, only 1 thing you watch expiration its very important…read more overall place to find from noodles to fish

This place has everything you could want. I found Oxtails, Rip tips, and St. Louis rib here. All…read moreaffordable and plenty of meats. The produce sections was wonderful. So many fruits and vegetables to explore. A go to of mine at least once a month!

This is my favorite place to buy goat meet Very clean…read morePeople are very nice The meet is fresh

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!

The shelf's were basically empty, barley had any items. The store was very dirty, the floors are…read morecovered in food and dirt. The freezer section had meat that was freezer burnt and touching other meats. Contamination definitely was a concern, as the meats were just sitting in the freezer without any covering. The smell was also very disturbing, I couldn't stay in here for long.

Couldn't get out fast enough. The smells were horrendous! Terribly dirty. I couldn't even look to…read moresee what they had to offer because it smelled so awful!

Good selection of groceries. I was looking forward to its opening ever since I saw it under…read moreconstruction during summer. They even have fresh baked goods and pastries like baklava- I didn't get any but would love to try in the future. Missing one star because many things in the store didn't have a price which made it hard for me to shop within my budget. Many things either had no price, or were positioned on the shelf where it's labeled as a completely different product. It was confusing. Price visibility is important to me. I'm glad they opened in this area, and I will go back.

Clean, well-stocked and very friendly service. Try the baklava, it's delicious! Nice selection of…read moreloose-leaf teas. Awesome selection of spices. I will be back!

Overpriced most times,items not always fresh,flies and roaches everywhere,not enough cashiers,long…read morequeues all the time, rude staff and arrogant Owner Mr Laure. Saraga is better. Avoid the place it's unsafe plus the customer loyalty program is a scam I got over 300 points but no discount or rewards and the Owner Laure did nothing but yell. I am done.

what a welcoming place, they all are friendly from the owner to the last staff member. Kaura food…read moremarket brings you back home with all their African an international items. You can no longer miss the food from your home country.

Nothing but a convenient store. No meat or anything. Very disappointed in this as a market.read more

i mean i've never been to an asian market, but this did exceed my standards. i'm a pretty big…read moreperson, so it was a bit hard to fit through the small isles, but i'm overall satisfied

I stopped into Super Morelos to pick up some tortillas. The store is super organized and neat…read moreinside. I was met by an irresistible wall of fresh baked goods, that I could not resist. I picked up a fruit filled puff pastry. They carry everything you'd expect from a Latin/ Mexican grocery store. There were three walls of reasonably priced spices. Refrigerated cases held exotic cuts of fresh meats. And there were shelves of neatly arranged dry goods such as beans, corn meals, rice and canned goods. And I found the tortillas. In the back was a small produce area. Some of the produce could have been a bit fresher. The store offers a lot, but is small enough that it is easy to find stuff. The staff is friendly and helpful. There is plenty of parking in the strip mall lot.

I could have sworn I had been to this Super Morelos, but apparently there are a few other Super…read moreMorelos in Indianapolis. This one is as super as the other ones I've been to. The panaderia area is kind of small, but the basics are there, like conchas, sprinkle cookies, danishes and bollios. Then there's a big carneceria area, where you can get meat and things like fresh chicharrones. There's a small produce section, too. The rest of the store is a bit cramped, with canned goods and chips and cookies and things. You'll find a lot of Mexican and Ecuadorean foods, as well as products from other countries.

I had a desire for Ethiopian food and my daughter has been moving more and more to vegetarian…read moredishes, so had to find some spices as well as injera bread. Looking through Google, Asmeret was the closest to me as I live on the northeast side. Asmeret is small market on 16th street near Pasquale's pizza. If you blink you'll miss it. The guy who owns it is so nice and he was so surprised to see someone America...especially a black American looking for real spices. But he was great, he got my straight! Nice big bag of berbere, the special butter, and other special spices. Prices was great! Only downside was I was late and they were already sold out of injera. Otherwise a great little spot for purchasing authentic Ethiopian spices and products.