Heidelberg Haus

★★★★★ 4.5 (315) • $$

"Wow. So impressed by this cafe and bakery. But honestly it's so much more. It's a great spot for German food but a super interesting and eclectic shop as well. Right off 465 too. I recommend seating at the counter. Start with the food. Definitely ask the staff for their favorite items if you don't know where to start. Basically you get a wiener, German potato salad (warmed) and bread. I got the farmers brat and it was great. While you are waiting for food take a look around, grab some of their delicious bakery items or fresh bread. Great prices too. Don't forget to grab a photo with the gnome outside."

Georgetown Market

★★★★☆ 4.3 (121) • $$

"This has been one of my "go to" places for all things wellness. You can choose from a juice bar that uses fresh vegetables and fruits, a food bar that has delicious dishes made with your health in mind, groceries that include organic options that are priced reasonably, and an array of supplements that often include local vendors. It is a unique place with caring people who will prioritize your health!!"

Leo’s

★★★★★ 4.8 (24) • $

"I come here sometimes for lunch and it's much more than just a gas station! I'm so impressed with the fresh food they have to offer. I typically do a "make your own" salad or pasta bowl. They fill the toppings up!!! Think like a subway/chipotle counter with a ton of fresh selection. The ladies who make everything are so nice and friendly too. The place is clean and updated. I really have nothing but good things to say!"

Horner's Butcher Block

★★★★☆ 4.4 (21) • $$

"Great selection of deli meats and specialty foods. They even have a good selection of cheeses and pickles. A great butcher shop with good selection of ham, roast beef, ground beef and other meats. This is the best butcher shops in the area.P.S. I have been here numerous times in 2017 as well and plan on coming back even more."

Supermercado Pollo Michoacano

★★★★☆ 4.3 (18)

"I come from Southern California. I used to live in Santa Ana, a city with more Mexican inhabitants than every city except Mexico City. I lived most of my life with access to a wide spectrum of options, from super-authentic to super-refined, to super Tex-Mex. Mexican food, when made properly, is amazeballs.Here's the thing: There is very little Mexican food that I would even call decent in the Greater Indianapolis Area, especially on the Northeast side. Sorry, lots of places, but you ain't got it. This place is bomb. It reminds me of some of my favorite taco places in SoCal. Not necessarily the most authentic, but delicious and very reminiscent of home for me. The al pastor was a little sweet and tangy. The carnitas was of the style with the pieces of fat in there to make the mouthfeel just fantastic. If you are from anywhere in the Southwest, or want to know what all of the travellers/transplants are raving about, hit this place up."

Fridge & Pantry

★★★☆☆ 3.3 (25)

"They handled a busy weekend really well! Food was great! Worth the wait! We will go back on our next visit!"

Tienda Morelos 6

★★★★☆ 3.9 (12) • $

"I have found the place to get my Christmas tamales! It's Tienda Morelos on Michigan Avenue. This one 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."

Big Bazaar Indian Grocery

★★★☆☆ 3 (6)

"The food is still great. The service is consistently underwhelming. I have never had an order be ready on time for pickup. Deliveries are doubly delayed because the initial driver will leave since waiting 30-60 minutes is throwing away money for them. It's a shame but I won't be eating here any more."