A must go, for a solid German lunch and bakery trip!…read more Everything was perfect from the charming shop to the amazing service and ohhh the German chocolate cake.

The food was not very good, the pastries tasted stale, like they are not made there. One of the…read moreassociates was nice, the rest acted like they didn't want us to be there. I don't know how many African Americans come thru here but it's not worth the poor service and food especially the price. There are a few small tables if you wanted to eat there. The place is full of little statues and items that I guess represent Germany. Full on gnomes, if you like that sort of thing, which I do not. It's very crowded inside as well. I heard this place was good but I wasn't a fan. It's been there a long time so if you like like German themed decor and food give it a try. Maybe I just had a bad day.

Food is hot and fresh. I love the Caplinger's Fish…read moresandwich Special. So good!! Food is prepared after you order, so it seems slow at times, food is Perfect. This is not a fast food place. The fish is worth the wait!!!

Found myself in the area and cancelled afternoon plans just so I could eat here insteD. Yes. It's…read morejust that good! Huge fried oyster, the best fried okra and yummy catfish! They are always so nice and there's plenty of seating.

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.

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.

We went into the store to look around and grabbed something to eat from the vendors inside…read more I got beef shwarma wrap with cheese tomatoes and pickels with a garlic aoli from mama saag international. It was very big, the meat was good but another of grissel. Also had an authentic chicken taco with onions and cilantro. Very good chicken. Also had churros with raspberry filling I liked them but slightly overdone. Now the store itself was Hoge and paced with all kinds of international food. The have a fresh market with live fish. The have fresh meats as well. The store is so big we will have to come back and spend a couple of hours going thru

An international grocery store that is the best I have ever been to and I used to live in LA for…read moredecades. LA has nothing like this. It is so full of what native countrymen look for to remind them of home. I am Filipino and so much of what they had from the Philippines blew me away. But then again, they also carry French butter! And all types of gourmet salts! This is a gem of a grocery store.

The Spam musubi! Holy crap. I haven't had a great Spam musubi since the ones I ate in Hawaii long…read moreago. So to stumble upon bangin' Spam musubi at a Korean food stall is a dang treat. I didn't originally visit K-Kitchen to get Spam musubi, though. I've recently been obsessed with kimbap. I've eaten it for dinner two days in a row! I saw that K-Kitchen has grab-and-go kimbap, so I moseyed over to grab three rolls (and that musubi) for my family's dinner. My kids didn't really care for the kimbap, even after telling them it was a lot like sushi, which they love. But who cares what they thought: I loved the kimbap! I got two beef kimbap and gimbap, which was crab and egg. My favorite was beef, though -- it's marinated, and with that and the pickled vegetables all wrapped in rice and nori, it was delicious. I don't know if you're supposed to, but I popped my rolls in the microwave for a few seconds, just to take the cold edge off. In my opinion, kimbap tastes better at room temperature. K-Kitchen also sells jars of kimchi, Korean noodles, soybean stew and lots of other dishes. It's located inside Saraga International Grocery.

The best place to buy a variety of banchan - fantastic selection, kind staff, reasonable pricing.read more

This Japanese grocery store sells amazing sushi and bento box style meals. I was glad to see great…read morereviews by my fellow Yelpers because I love Japanese food and the little grocery was not on my radar. The store is spotless and well organized. They sell just about everything imaginable for Japanese cooking, including sashimi grade fish. I also saw Japanese beers and liquors. Meals made to order start at 11:00 am. They make sushi, noodle and rice dishes. We picked up several bento style boxes to share. There are a number of cafe tables inside and outside to eat after you purchase your food. We ate inside. There is a convenient microwave to warm-up prepackaged cold foods. The gyoza were filled with pork and bits of cabbage. The gyoza disappeared quickly. Emi ten Tomagoto ji pre (shrimp tempura over rice) was our favorite dish. The rice was cooked with eggs and onion and just delicious. The shrimp were perfectly cooked. I would definitely order this again. The spicy bomb inari was filled with strips of meat and a spicy sauce. The only complain was that the wrapper was soggy from sitting in the deli case. I can't wait to back to try a udon bowl. The food is fresh and delicious. There is plenty of parking in their share lot.

I had to start a round of steroids for my back, and the first dose is 6 pills so I wanted to have…read moresomething in my stomach, I love being able to swing in here and pick out some really tasty items to go, and you can also eat in and enjoy your food as well and order from a menu! It also has grocery, beauty and home items! Check them out if you can! They have an excellent selection of items!

This is one of the 0ne of the best shopping place in the Indianapolis Indiana area…read moreGo shopping today and see for yourself what a great shopping commissary to do your shopping at.

Nice facility with other shops close by. Prices are very good on meats and frozen food section…read more Friendly staff.

Drove to Indy for the day for a little shopping and a stop at TJ's is always a must for florals and…read morewine! Added bonus Brazilian Nut body scrub and body butter were in stock. Friendly store, spacious aisles, great item selections and pricing.

All the cool kids shop at Trader Joe's. This location is a bit out of the way for me, plus the…read moreparking is a nightmare. But today, I needed ice cream and a few other things that I only purchase at TJ's. I like the quality and selection of the products. Prices are great, too. The fresh flowers are fragrant when you enter the store. They make these mini ice cream cones that are covered in chocolate and taste divine. They are small and the perfect size for me. I like the coffee flavored ones, but they have other flavors more suitable for kids. Today, I also picked up a highly rated Cabernet Sauvignon for cheap. I also like their pizza dough and frozen Asian meals for a quick dinner. This store has a bit wider aisles because the store is always busy. They have plenty of people stocking shelves and checking out. The staff is always friendly. I have to harp on the parking. The parking spaces are too close together and there's high probability someone's going to bang your door. The traffic pattern is wonky and dangerous for pedestrians.

I stopped in for some pan dulce, and yes, Kelly's has some pan dulce. You will find your conchas…read moreand your puerquitos. You'll also find galletas, orejas and much more. I decided on a sugary cuernito, except mine was shaped more like a circle than a horn. It was still delicious. When you walk into Kelly's Cakes, you will see a bakery case to your left with all of the pan dulce and bolillos. Then there's a smaller refrigerated case at the front by the register with cake slices, jelly / pudding cups, and some whole cakes. From reading the other reviews, it sounds like Kelly's makes cakes and desserts to order, but I don't know about that! I was just stopping in to get a sweet bread. If you're looking for some pan dulce on the east side, this is a great place to find it.

Amazing selection of all sorts of sweets at affordable prices! My husband and I enjoyed picking out…read morea few different options and will definitely be back!