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.

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.

My daughter and I were in the area exploring local shops when we saw this Mexican grocery store…read more We decided to pop in and check out the variety of products being offered. We were mainly looking for snacks...and I wanted to check out the meat. We were able to find La Abuelita hot cocoa tablets, agua fresca drink mix in naranja, chicharonnes, fresh habanero peppers and a variety of Mexican candies. I glanced at the meat counter, but it didn't seem to have much of a selection to offer. On our way out, I did notice that they had tamales listed on a white board near the door, so I believe they sell those at the deli counter. We'll be back to try those out and to purchase a big jug of Jumex! The staff was very kind and attentive; they made us feel welcomed!

The store had a variety of things there was a sale on tamales, and the woman at the register was…read morevery nice and was able to help us whit whatever we needed

Tiny little grocery store, hidden in a stripmall. Mostly…read moreLatin American goods, so if you are looking for anything specific to make empanadas, tacos, pupusas and so on, you can find it here. Also a few fresh vegetables, especially those that you would need for your aforementioned specialties. There is also a small meat counter where you can find those special meats needed for the Latinex cuisine. But never fear, your basic American groceries are also covered here. Milk, steak, pasta, spices... If you don't feel like tackling the huge supermarkets, this is a great alternative. In and our in a few minutes with loads of parking right out front.

Love to find these wonderful international groceries where I can pick up dried peppers, spices and…read moretortillas. This one, while tiny, carries all the essentials and includes a meat counter and small produce section. The staff was very friendly and tried to help me translate fruit. They carried my favorite standard brand of peppers and spices. They carried a large selection of hot sauces. The meats looked fresh and interesting. There was an interesting selection of Latin American sodas and beverages, can goods and rice. The shelves were neat and tidy. Religious items including handmade rosaries were available near the front check out counter. The steps into the store are a little clunky and the aisles are tight. I'm guessing not ADA standards but I am not an expert. Great little store for specialty items.

This has a different name now. It is basically Mexican grocery that makes two different tamales one…read moreis green chili sauce and chicken the other is pork with red chili sauce. For me they were a bit spicy and on the dry side. It wasn't expensive as one tamale cost $1.99 so not a big deal. Will I go again don't think so. Sorry tho.

This is a large grocery with produce, meats and Seafood and bakery. All very good and inexpensive…read more They offer fresh tamales (red/ green ) that are made fresh every morning. The best!

Broccoli Bills sells local produce and is family owned so I'm happy to pay a bit extra for their…read moreIndiana corn. Had it for the first time recently and it was delicious!! So good I gifted some to a friend. Coming here is more convenient than waking up early for the farmers market too. Need to try their peaches and cherries next time! It's in the same building as Slap Fish and a cute lil bakery with yummy cookies called Hot Toddy's. Plenty of parking and outdoor seating as well. They are dog friendly. The staff is always helpful and friendly at all three places here.

I ordered 4 fresh broaster chicken thighs and said I would wait. They confirmed they had them and…read moreso I paid. Once I paid they then told me I would have to have the last piece of chicken under the heater and only 3 fresh pieces. It was 3pm so the chicken in the case was sparse and looked dried out. (That is why I ordered them fresh!) They ended up putting one piece of the dried out thighs in my box and put the fresh ones on top. She was rude when I asked about it and said "I've been cooking chicken all day." I'm sorry but if I ordered fresh, I expect fresh.

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 found puerto Rican food closer to home. Huge variety. Meat and fish counter has a large…read moreselection. Fruits and vegetables a large selection from around the world. New international grocery on the Eastside.

The place is clean,, find a lot of Asia Foods here, Special find my favorite live fishes and…read moreLobsters lol

This place is a hidden gem. I was greeted when I walked in. The store was very clean with tons of…read morefresh produce. They had a lot of exotic drinks that I've never heard of. I ordered a vegetarian taco. I had to use Google translate and another customer also helped translate for me as well. The taco was served hot and fresh. It smelled really good. I took a small bite and out came pieces of ham. I'm guessing the beans was cooked with ham. I havent had meat in almost 13yrs so I'm somewhat afraid of the outcome. I'd definitely go back and skip the beans. My feelings were hurt that I couldn't eat the tacos. It was $6 for two tacos. Pedí un taco vegetariano. Tuve que usar el Traductor de Google, y otro cliente también me ayudó a traducir. El taco me lo sirvieron caliente y recién hecho; olía de maravilla. Di un pequeño mordisco y, para mi sorpresa, salieron trozos de jamón. Supongo que los frijoles se cocinaron con jamón. Llevo casi 13 años sin comer carne, así que me preocupa un poco cómo me vaya a sentar. Sin duda volvería, pero pediría los tacos sin frijoles. Me dio mucha pena no poder comerme los tacos. El precio fue de 6 dólares por dos tacos.