Indian Cash & Carry

Nicely appointed Indian grocery store right in ma hood! A pizza/Indian eats next door owned by them too. Good Indian food btw! This spot also sells Indian desserts/cookies/pastries right up front. Lotto tix is where my wife likes buying when the jackpots expand like a fat person's pants after a mongo buffet. Obviously, due to it's proximity. Friendly staff. Many Indian customers get their grocery fix here we noticed. I did but some Indian chili powder once due to a good price and it will singe off all your nose hairs if you aren't careful.

I'm so glad this store is right in our neighborhood! Indian Cash & Carry is perfect to get my daily groceries, produce, snacks, and Indian spices. I love that I don't have to drive far away to get this stuff. The store is very clean and organized, the owner is very friendly, and they'll help you find what you need. Also, they sell Indian sweets that you cannot pass up on, they are so yummy! I highly recommend this grocery store for your daily needs.

A nifty and unique small mom & pop Indian grocery, sundries, and general store. We happen to pass by and had to stop and check it out. We found the jackpot when we hit the snacks section. After what felt like hours of perusing carefully over all the different kinds of snacks (they all look about the same to the untrained eyes like ours, being non-Indians), we finally figured out that there was one gem we had to try. So we bought a (I kid you not) 35 oz bag (that's like almost 3 lbs) of khatta meetha snack. What is it you might ask? Khatta Meetha is "a common ready-to-eat dried snack from India that may contain peanuts, rice flakes, sago, green peas, gram pulse, lentils, and a variety of seasonings to provide a mild or hot and spicy flavor." https://www.recipetips.com/glossary-term/t--38746/khatta-meetha.aspWe also discovered these little bags of sesame squares that are basically like peanut butter brittles (they have those too, except it's just peanut, not PB) but made of sesame. To die for.There's also a ton of wonderful produce (looked pretty fresh and priced fairly), spices (very nice variety and good value), raw milk (about $7-$11 a gal iirc, so pretty reasonable), and frozen items (these looked pricey), amongst other household items (basic kitchenware, dishes, some general store type items, etc.), but we spent the most time in the snacks and candy area and we will be back! =)

We are totally fans of Indian Cash and carry.I would have chosen a better name for the place, but suffice it to say, they are a neighborhood hidden gem.They share a large space with a pizza place, and one of my favorite Indian food restaurants. I love that they carry a nice variety of produce, fresh juices, and it truly is a mini market. My secret is that this is one of my favorite places to go to grab orange juice when we run out. I know that sounds rather odd, but they have the best fresh squeezed OJ, and it's so reasonably priced. It's also so much easier than dealing with the larger grocery stores, and their prices here are pretty reasonable.It's a great place to go if you just need some small items or, if you forgotten I needed ingredients for something that you might be cooking at home. It's super easy to park and get in and out in record time.Everyone is always so friendly and welcoming. If you live in the hood, or are just passing through, definitely stop in for some quick snacks or drinks.

I went here after a friend suggested it. I'm a newbie Indian cook and this place seriously has everything! It's also not like typical Indian stores, there is actually enough space to walk around. It has a good selection of produce as well. There is also a good selection of Indian sweets in the front. I was so excited because there is a cute little food place in the back where you can order Indian style pizza and other tasty treats. However, I had to knock off a star because the younger Indian girl working in the front of the pizza place was very rude. We asked her a few questions and she ignored us and took several phone calls. Terrible customer service. Also, they took FOREVER to give us our food. This place has potential but my god, you have to be nice when you first open.

It is very conveniently located in a working class neighborhood. There is It was not too busy when we went there. They have ample parking spots. Store was clean and well organized. There is a restaurant and a pizza place within the store as well. The selection of items seemed a little sparse compared to some of the other Indian stores. They also do not sell meats, so another negative for the carnivores.

Very clean! A lot of Indian stores can be haphazardly full of inventory leading a disorganized and messy presentation but this place is very clean and organized. They wash their hands and put on gloves before giving you the Indian sweets. I know that sounds like it should be the standard but it's usually not in ethnic grocery stores. Connected to the grocery store is a restaurant that serves traditional Indian food and pizza. Tried the samosa chaat and ordered two pizzas to go. Gotta say, I'm very impressed with the food as well. Would definitely recommend this place and come back again.

It's like a general store in there! They have everything you need! My kiddo goes to the preschool there and decided to try it out, I was surprised! Good produce too!

Not fully stocked. Service is good but it should be one stop shopping. Otherwise it is good.

Nice store with fresh produce. It was a surprise when I walked in. The store was well stocked.