Finally, we have a nice international market on the northwest side of Indianapolis. Aim Mart carries a mix of Middle Eastern, Indian, Mexican and other specialty foods. I was struck by how neat and organized the store is. All the labels face forwards and the bottles sparkle. They offer fresh baked pita and middle eastern breads. The breads were still warm when I picked up a pack of pita, I could barely wait to get home to try it. The breads are delicious. The clerks are very friendly and will make recommendations and tell you how to store particular items. It was the best service that I have had in a grocery store in recent times. There is a Mexican meat shop and taqueria on the west side of the store. You can get tacos, burritos and a few other fresh items and eat them at the tables in the rear of the store or take them home. The chicken tacos are excellent. They also carry middle eastern cookware, assorted rugs and some clothing as well. There is plenty of parking and the store is accessible. I'll be a regular. The bread alone is worth the trip.

Great variety of fresh produce, baked goods, middle eastern and Mexican specialties that I have not found elsewhere, good prices, nice people. Store is clean and it is refreshing to find a locally owned/non-chain grocery. Cheeses, pita bread, spices, beautiful pastries, and an array of other things from toys to rugs to incense. It's a fun international bazaar.

They offer a huge variety of items from the Middle East, India and South America. The restaurant, the Reef, is very good too.

I had a really great experience here at AIMMART the other day. I had probably driven past this place many times, but stopped in to see what it was like inside. It was huge! Packed with all sorts of Middle Eastern products--from food and drinks to clothing. There is a bakery inside that make fresh pita but the highlight for me was the small restaurant inside. We ordered the shawarma plate and a lentil soup. The shawarma was packed with flavor but the tahini and garlic dipping sauce on the side were key! The lentil soup was also so tasty and provided a great balance to the shawarma dish. This is a great hidden gem and I can't wait to explore more of the menu.

This is a great addition to the neighborhood. It is located in an old Marsh (and you can tell because the inside looks almost the same). They have a good mix of international foods and regular groceries. There is a halal butcher. No pork products though, so keep that in mind.

I am so happy that we have this option in such a convenient location. I considered this a small version of an international market that provides its customer a range of items. They have toiletries, jewelry, clothes a variety of foods honey, oil, Spices, fresh fruits, a bakery, and a restaurant. I think they have any spice you need or could think of. I would just stop in and check it out for yourself.