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 was surprised how clean and well organized El Rey is inside. This international grocery store is…read morelocated in an aging strip mall with a parking lot that has seen better days. The shelves are stacked immaculately with colorful sodas, fresh tortillas exotic fruits and spices. There was an entire aisle devoted to corn and other grains. I rarely see apple bananas on the mainland, so grabbed a bunch. At $1.99, they were a good deal. I also picked up cornmeal for fresh cornbread. The El Milagro corn tortillas are my favorite, they were soft, aromatic and fresh. The Taqueria was not ready to serve even though the hours were technically opened. I'll return to check out the tacos and tamales. For now, I left a happy camper with a few staples for my Latin meal prep.

Had lunch here and loved it! Very fast and so much food, I got a chorizo quesadilla and really…read moreenjoyed it. Lots of seating. Located in the back of the grocery store.

From out of town and stop w big expectations for good tacos, I was surprised to see the place empty…read moreand that gave me a bad feeling but decided to try it out. Meat was extremely dry, lack of flavor, but what was disgusting was seeing the cook grabbing food with his fingers and put it in his mouth. Not one of them but both and then the cashier joined them on eating. Obviously won't go there again and I hope they clean up the place and turn the 2 kinds of music that play at the same time down.

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!

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.

This little neighborhood grocery is likely discounted by local residents because they don't take…read morethe time to check it out. Its conveniently located on 52nd street, next to Dairy Queen in South Broad Ripple and has been my saving grace on several occasions. With the loss of the Hometown Marsh, options for making a quick stop at the store is limited, and while Aldi's is a block away, it doesn't carry everything. This market stocks frozen, refrigerated and dry grocery goods, as well as some household staples. As a bonus, they also have extensive Latin options not offered outside of International stores. While most here speak Spanish and I'm easily mistaken, they quickly pick up when English is your only spoken language and make you feel welcome.

Very nice people!! Love the store and atmosphere. I'll definitely come back for my international…read moreneeds. Owner made the experience inviting to all. "It's not about color, it's about what's inside"