If you've heard about pallets and want to see what it's all about but and don't want to be scammed,…read morecome see Tony at Indianapolis Pallet Wholesale!

From the owner: Indianapolis Pallet Wholesale and Liquidation is a family owned and ran business that's been around…read morefor 11 years. We care about our customers and work very hard to get the best possible product out there. Our philosophy is, "If you're not making money, we aren't making money". Being transparent is very important to us because we want you to know that you can trust us completely! Come by and check us out, we will try to answer any questions you have to the best of our ability.

I have not had a chance to shop here because I just found out about it. I stopped by on a Tuesday…read moreand they appeared to be closed and I didn't see hours posted. What I did see is an additional sign that said minimum of $500 for orders. This is a bit steep. As a small business owner there are several wholesalers online that will do a minimum order of $100 with free shipping. It would just be nice to have someone locally so I don't have to wait for products. I understand the need for businesses only but maybe offer a lower price point for smaller businesses.

These guys have counterfeit products and very dishonest people. They sell counterfeit viagra,…read moreTrojan magnum, Counterfeit, Tshirt and fake motor oil. The worst of all COUSTOMER service is very poor.

Convenient and well priced store. Open on Saturday which is great . Clean and well organized …read more On line is great to check on given product.

From the owner: Local restaurant and food service equipment and supplies - includes heavy cooking equipment such as…read moreranges, steamers, oven through professional cookware, table service and janitorial supplies and disposables.

I had a great experience attending a recent Tinned Fish Tasting at Public Smokehouse. I checked in…read morewith the young woman tending the register and she gave me the lay of the land as well as a souvenir tasting fork of my choice. There were a few designs to choose from: a lobster, an oyster, and a fish, from what I can recall. She also introduced me to our gracious host for the evening, Nolan, who was running the show. Nolan is a big ball of energy and a joy to be around. He set the vibes to light, fun and whimsical and I really appreciated that. Everyone moved around the room freely, visiting all of the tasting stations that were set up with whimsical, hand-drawn decorations on the paper tablecloths (much like that seen on the Pinterest commercial). There were 6 different ones, all with multiple options at each station. I tried sardines, razor clams, pickled ramps, an entire array of Fishwife tinned items, mustards, seafood dip that is made in-house, oysters, the list goes on. They also introduced me to an Indiana-based soda company call Bollygood, with Indian-inspired flavors. I love, love, love the Lime Basil Cumin flavor. I wasn't too sure about that combo, but it was delicious and super-refreshing. It smelled like a taco...but didn't taste like one! The Lemon Mango Turmeric was really good too. I also enjoyed the demonstrations lead by Chef Amber. She also has a light that was a pleasure to witness. I could just tell that she really loves what she does. While she does not work there, she still gets to come back for the fun stuff (her words). She has been a huge influence on the whole tinned fish movement at the smokehouse and develops recipes and curates these events alongside Nolan and the team. I loved both recipes that were shared with us and her enthusiasm to show us how we can elevate the tinned fish beyond the can. We mingled. We made friends. I spent a pretty penny on several of the delicious items that I was introduced to. I look forward to attending more events here in the future.

Attended their Behind the Scenes Charcuterie Tour and Tasting event last weekend. This was a great…read moreexperience. The retail market was small but packed with a lot of products. Here are my takeaways: Tour: Once we got our health and safety standards attire, we made our way through the warehouse tour. So interesting to see each step of the process. Affordable way to spend a Saturday morning and you can try some cool charcuterie meats like a fancy person. Shop/Product Reviews: As mentioned before,the retail shop is packed with products. Plenty of items to make a gorgeous charcuterie board and tasting plates. I did try a sample of the gin and juice salami, which I did not like. I found 4 great items that I will probably purchase again in the future: Big Red Salami made with Wagyu, Soprosseta, Tulip Tree Trillium Cheese and the amazing confection...Miso Bacon Caramel Bar. That and the Soprosseta stole my heart. Go there, try samples, buy what makes you smile, and live each day to the fullest!

I must inform the Public, that you will NEVER eat another nut of any kind, anywhere better than…read moreRichard Green's!! They are simply the BEST !! I know, because once you taste them, you will see the difference. Fresh Roasted, Salted or Raw, they are awesome.

Wow, this place is packed with a huge assortment of snack machines & accessories. Professional…read morepopcorn equipment, cotton candy machines, bowls, packaging, all sorts of things that I've not seen for sale other places. And then, the fantabulous freshly roasted nuts they tempted me with. So salty & crunchy! Yum! My neighbor was looking for raw peanuts to experiment with. They had three, count 'em three different kinds! Very helpful and friendly. They've been here for ages; even have a museum upstairs that calls for a return visit. Then I guess I'll have to have more of their delectable irresistible samples. Oh, nuts!

I've been coming here for years for both personal and professional use. Thomas always goes above…read moreand beyond with guest service including helping you out to the car with large orders. If you're looking for hard to find kitchen items like high-quality stainless steel measuring cups or spoons or an oyster shucker this is your go to place.

A restaurant supply store that is open to the public. Tons of pretty much every tool or utensil a…read morerestaurant might need, but not at ridiculous Williams Sonoma or Sur la Table prices. I purchased a chef's knife for half of what it was listed at Williams Sonoma, and the staff was super helpful. They even suggested I try a less expensive knife, which seems like a good/honest thing a salesman can do. The prices are affordable, the place has a parking lot and is easy to find. Just go around and look at the various whisks and whips and paddles and ladles and pots and pans and knifes and spoons and stones and mortars and, well, you get the idea. I mean, I don't know for sure, but if a restaurant buys the stuff, it will probably hold up just fine in your kitchen. And they carry brands I knew. So don't spend more for the same.

Chris K. went above and beyond for me tracking down some Lutron lighting bits that were NLA when I…read moretried to order them privately. If he is willing to work that hard for a private customer/small order, imagine what lengths he would go to for you and your business. Highly recommended, A+++ Allied Wholesale!

Great establishment! These guys know what they are talking about. I love the personable but yet…read moreprofessional atmosphere they have. Ive met the counter guys, couple drivers, some warehouse staff, and even the big wigs...and they have all been great!