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    Patel Brothers

    4.6 (29 reviews)
    Open • 10:00 am - 8:00 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Marissa K.

    Great Indian grocery store! The staff was very friendly and welcoming, and the store was clean, well-organized, and easy to shop in. They have tons of options, both for everyday grocery items and bulk purchases, which is a huge plus. Prices were very reasonable, especially for the variety offered. I'll definitely be coming back.

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    Brittany S.

    For starters, I love grocery shopping and exploring markets in general so finally making it to Patel Brothers this evening was a long time coming. With locations throughout the country, I figured it would be a pretty organized and well oiled machine and it certainly was. I could have spent a solid hour perusing all of the goodies even though it's not that large of a store footprint-wise. It's been so fun to watch the Castleton area fill in with international eateries and groceries in the last few years. Viet Hua and One World Market are also a stone's throw away - amongst many others. Upon entering, you're greeted by a vibrant produce section filled with a variety of squashes, turmeric root, large bundles of fresh ginger and so on. From there, the store is filled with teas, paneers, a variety of colorful desserts soaked in cardamom syrups, freezer meals, street snacks and tea biscuits. We ended up going home with a few freezer desserts, rose water, and some of our favorite snacks. We'll definitely be back and plan to go bigger with it next time.

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    Srikanth Varma P.

    Patel brothers is like the go-to Indian grocery store with a wide variety of selections. They have an amazing spread of groceries. In other words, almost everything you might need for Indian cuisine and household, you can find them here. Parking is ample. The store can get busier some times especially during the weekends so expect a long wait at the checkout. The staff is friendly. Overall, a good store for all Indian groceries and produce. Would recommend this place to a friend.

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    Found jaggery!!! Nice selection, staff took time to welcome and help with my questions

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    They are making rotis and theplas with Maida.. Not with wheat flour.. Avoid to buy this items..

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