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    Cafe Bethak

    4.6 (18 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    Samosa Chaat
    Hira H.

    Went with a bunch of friends to Cafe Bethak, and basically ordered the entire menu! First step into the place brings with it a lovely feeling of being "home" - not because the decor is very culturally inclined, but moreso because despite being decorated to the nines, it has an air of simplicity and comfort. The food was pretty good, and my ratings are as follows: Bun Kabab: truly a delicious bun kabab. Probably the BEST in the food scene around. Well balanced, no tomato (as is the correct way), perfect ratio of chutney that is well balanced. A 5 out of 5! The chicken club sandwich: chunks of flavorful chicken sandwiched between 3 pieces of bread, and lots of lovely layers. This one is a 4 out of 5! Chicken salad club sandwich: this one is actually exceptional - it's not chatpatah or spicy, but as far as chicken salad goes, it's rather flavorful and yummy. I just wish it wasn't a club, and was just this filling sandwiched between two pieces of bread. An amazing 4.5 out of 5! Dahi Puri: this was hailed as one of the best things on the menu, and it's rather good, except the dahi was tooooooo sour, and the chutney tooooo sweet. Felt like it was vacillating between two extremes. A 3 out of 5! Pani Puri: Pani both tart and slightly spicy, and completely chilled for your enjoyment. Definitely exceptional. A 4.5 out of 5!!! Samosa Chat: a beautiful blend of chickpeas, accompaniments and chutneys. Because the samosa was delicious, the chaat was automatically delicious! This one was also a 4.5 out of 5! Haleem: nothing to write home about. A 3 out of 5! The EXCEPTIONAL item was clearly the chai (that others had!) and the Rose Iced Coffee - both beverages truly delicious!!! Lastly, the service - patient, sweet and polite. Truly a masterclass in soft spoken, respect led, service! Beyond exceptional...a 6 out of 5!!!

    Bun Kabab
    Obie P.

    This is a Halal cafe with chai and related items. Clean, well organized and plenty of parking. They are open late which is excellent for weekend festivities. Service is good. Chai is decent, they have multiple different type of South Asian flavors or chai. My favorite was Kashmiri tea. Would highly recommend it. We ordered their club sandwich, which was one of the better ones I had in a long time. Their bun kabab was good but very sweet with the sauce. My suggestion to the owner would be to revisit the recipe of your bun kabab. Finally, the best part of the night was their samosa chaat and beef Haleem. I would highly recommend it. They also have freshly made sugarcane juice. A must try. Overall I liked this place and will go back. I would recommend them.

    Mark G.

    I stopped here because it was recommended by a friend. It's at the far end past the closed Joanne Fabric. The service person was so friendly and helpful. She explained the dishes, so I have other to choose from next time. I had a chicken salad sandwich, small cinnamon chai tea and chocolate pistachio biscotti. Everything was so good. Good prices. I paid $23.22 with tip Come check it out. The hidden gem.

    Khalid F.

    Cafe Bethak is tucked into the corner of this plaza, so no visibility from the street. The interior is spacious and very colorful. It's fun. There's even some floor seating. The loud music was obnoxious, though. We ordered a Kashmiri chai and a Junoon chai coffee. My wife liked the Kashmiri chai, but it was less thick than other places because I think they used regular milk instead of condensed milk. The Junoon was okay. It was a mix of coffee and tea, but I felt the tea flavor was more prominent (surprisingly). The menu isn't vast, but they have some smoothies and refreshers, Pakistani desserts, and some snack items. Service was friendly and pricing was decent.

    Raju L.

    As an immigrant, every now and then you come across a joint that makes an instant connection to your heart. This will probably ring well with first generation immigrants like myself. We were 7 of us this time coming in from a gathering a few miles away because one of us recommended this place. Honestly, it felt like home. This was at about 10 pm I think and the crowd was phenomenal. We all felt like we just came back home. Before getting into the drinks and food, I just have to point out the warmth, friendliness and welcoming demeanor of the owners and staff here really touched all 7 of us. Of course we were welcomed, recommended things, asked several times if everything was ok. And here's the thing guys; it wasn't a 'transactional' type of interaction that you get in most places where it almost feels like the staff is just doing their job. There was a genuineness in the interaction which you could tell. The chef came out to greet us and shared a brief on how he opened this joint up. Yeah, it's a hike for me but I loved this place so much I intend to make this hike often. Now to the mouth watering drinks and eats. We ordered a few different chais. The Sona chai (gold chai), Gulabo (rose), doodh patti, Junoon (mixture of tea and coffee), a dadh cheeni and a Kashmiri. ALL the teas base was EXCELLENT. I'm not much of a chai drinker cause I'm damn picky; I need my chai to be full fat, creamy. I don't like the watered down stuff. All these teas were rich and full of flavor. The gulabo, I wish there was that little extra hint of the rose in terms of flavor. The Junoon while an amazing concept, I think it might do better if they were able to make the coffee separately in milk and make the tea separately and the mixed the two together. What I got was a little underwhelming. There was the tea and then there was a touch of instant coffee on top and that's what gave the aroma of the coffee. Food, yeah we had some food too. We ordered a chana chaat which was EPIC. There was flavor, there was that slight tang and sweet. Hit all the flavor notes beautifully. I ordered a bun kabab. I LOVED the kabab. I didn't quite enjoy the other flavorings with it and I think I know why. I think for the quantity of other flavors (the sauces, onions, chutney), and the size of the bun, the kabab was quite small. I think you need a better bite of the kabab. Thing is, I've never been to Pakistan so I don't know what the actual bun kabab tastes like so the review on this one is highly opinionated. Then we had the rusks and naan katais. I have to say guys; the rusks and the naan katais are probably the BEST I've had in my life. The rusks were freshly made. We tried all of the flavors they had. The best part was that the chocolate on the rusks did not make the entire thing too sweet as it had just the right amount of sugar. The naan katai, so fresh. You could taste the butteriness of it. It was truly heaven in your mouth. I'm taking all my stars I have and giving my bucks to this cafe. Don't need any bucks after this.

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    Excellent food. Love the service, cleanliness & warmth of the restaurant. Great place to go with friends.

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    Amazing food, customer service and great ambiance, felt so nostalgic as it reminded me of my childhood days

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    Now this is a cool concept. Let's back up. I meet a couple of friends on Sunday mornings at coffee…read moreshops and cafes. No chains, just stand alone locations. Each place has a theme, or a charm all its own and Grind N Gears Cafe is one of the latter. When you pull up you immediately recognize the place as a former body shop or service station. Not a as station, but a body shop. They have their own small parking lot in front with special motorcycle parking on the sides of the lot. It's a small place. When you walk inside there is a runner leading up to the counter with their case of delicious looking eats and a platform above with an old Indian motorcycle perched looking over the place. To the right of the counter are some toys for the kids, including a kids motorcycle and other funs toys to keep the kiddos busy while their parents enjoy a magically concocted coffee drink by the shops artisans. There are comfy little sitting areas composed of oversized furniture from your parents basement. The front has a few racks of leather jackets that feels like your at The Alley's northern location. They do have some hats and apparel for their own shop and I almost bought a hat. On the left side, they have another seating area, but it looks more like a table in a cozy kitchen than a sitting room. It's quaint no matter where you look or sit. Lastly, their drinks and food are quite good. With all the stand alone coffee places popping up, Grinds N Gears is one of the cooler places and I don't mean hipster.

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    Stopped in for brunch and overall had a good experience. I tried the breakfast burrito first--it…read morewas okay, nothing special. The homemade salsa was also just alright; some pico de gallo and a little sriracha would've added the extra flavor it needed. We also had the Senior Special VIP, and everything on that plate tasted very good. The HB chicken club wrap was another standout--really flavorful and well put together. It came with a side of fruit that didn't look the best, but the wrap itself made up for it. For drinks, we had water, tomato juice, and an iced vanilla latte. The latte had way too much vanilla and was overly sweet for my taste. Service was great--our waiter was attentive, the restaurant was clean, and the food came out quickly. I'd come back to try their French toast next time.

    The Turkey BLT is Unforgettable! ​I hadn't been back here in…read morequite a while, maybe not since the new owners took over some time ago. I'm so glad my elderly mother insisted on coming today, because I found a new favorite! ​I ordered the 1/2 Turkey BLT and a cup of the Cream of Chicken soup. While the soup was very good, the sandwich was absolutely incredible! I seriously haven't had a sandwich taste this good in a long time--a truly smart choice. ​I was curious, so I asked the waitress about it. She confirmed there was no special sauce, just mayo. She said the magic might be in their "brown berry multi-grain" bread. Whatever the secret is, I am thrilled with the taste and highly recommend trying this sandwich. And the ambience is a plus. ​The service, as always, was wonderful. The kindness and attentiveness of our waitress made the experience warm and welcoming, and it's the main reason I'll be rushing back soon.

    Cafe Bethak - themedcafes - Updated May 2026

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