Bengali Sweets & Restaurant

we usually get regular sized samosas, jalebi, and mithai from here so my review will be based on that. their samosas are much better now compared to years ago when they were very oily. I like them now. love their gulab jamun but I wish the packaging for it would be better because the syrup always leaks out into the bags and it gets sticky everywhere. hopefully you find a solution for that. the location is in a very convenient south asian groceries area so that's helpful, can find everything in one spot. thanks for your service.

Sweet prices are reasonable compare to other similar stores. Their Shandash,rash golla,gajor halwa,milk cake are the good ones.Other sweet items need improvement.Samosas also good too,but can be better. Overall good place for Indian style food and sweets.

Absolutely terrible service. Me and my family arrived here to break our fast tonight. Tables were dirty and had to call to clean and even then, it was cleaned. We went on to our for thali, I was told to wait 5 minutes and ended up waiting 15 minutes. Girls were extremely slow workers. Family we were served, the lady tonight was horrible and had attitude. She was so slow and unprofessional. She kept going to the back and laughing away with the cook behind. She didn't know what the veggie meatballs were made off. She told me that we will have to wait even longer for naan. The food looked really cold and untouched!!! She went on to fill in the first thali when she realized she had no salad either and that she was going to make some for us. We expect that if it is a thali plate, food should be ready to be served. On top of this, she had the audacity to want to stop serving me in the middle so she can seeve another customer from before which she hadnt fulfilled her job properly. I DID NOT continue with the order, I left immediately. I'm absolutely disgusted with the service and the unprofessionalism. Bengal Sweets really need to fix their customers service immediately. We came in empty stomach and left empty stomach after 20 minutes and we were fasting. We will not be returning!

Food is fine, wait time for food is unacceptable though. Why do the floors of the shop need to be cleaned while customers are waiting??? That staff could be taking/packing orders, especially on a Saturday night. Also, they should have their digital menu boards in working order. Last two times I've been, they are not working. How are we to know what the prices are??? Make sure you get a receipt btw.

Never had a bad experience with the shop. Food is good for what you pay. You might have to wait a bit, but at least you know you are getting fresh food. Better experience overall than dealing with their nearby factory location.

Totally garbage food ! Order 2 veg Thali on uber end up getting smelling veggies and bad taste completely against humanity. Chappatis hard like rock .

Firstly, i would have gladly given four stars. If. As it is, the Bengali Sweets & Restaurant have earned my 3-star rating for the consistency of their food and their lengthy menu. It is a 100% pure vegetarian restaurant and if you love the Indian-style cooking of spicy veggie dishes, you will not be disappointed. You can always count on most food items including their Aloo Paratha being freshly baked and quite tasty but you can also try their bathura or puri together with one of their many veggie dishes like the appealing Aloo Gobi. One of my favorite choices is their delicious Chana Bathura which is a daily special, priced at only $4.50. Other daily specials include the Halwa Puri at $6.50 which makes it worthwhile visiting this restaurant on a Sunday with your family. Samosas are always readily available, hand-made as opposed to Samosa Sweet Factory's automated production for which I really do not care for, however popular they are with Caucasian folks. I enjoy a good old fashioned samosa which has a bite to it. Now for the best part of what Bengali offers...their extensive selection of sweets! From various types of Burfi and Ladoo to Peda, their sweets are simply mouth-watering. I often opt for the Besan Ladoo, Kaala Gulab Jamun and Jalebi which are always made fresh on the premises. Sadly they do not offer the Patisa which is one of my fav Indian sweet but no worries, I always buy my Patisa at the Samosa Sweet Factory since they too have a large menu of sweets available at reasonable prices. The sweets however at Bengali are a little on the expensive side which is the reason I did not feel it justifiable to give them a 4-star rating.

I'v order pav bhaji . Bread was not so good . Most of the times their food is good and value for money but the owner must hire responsible employees