Bengali Sweets & Restaurant

I came here on a weekday night and it was completely empty. I’m not familiar with Indian sweets so I spent some time looking at the display. Their sweets weren’t labeled so it was hard for people like me who are new to Indian sweets. While I was choosing my sweets, the cashier looked annoyed with me and had an attitude. When we left, my bf asked, «Was it just me or was she really rude?»
The sweets weren’t too good either. I got 2lbs of sweets and ended up throwing away more than half. This was my second time at an Indian sweet shop. The first time I got Indian sweets, I devoured the box in a day. I will be returning to the other place and not this one.

Great value for money on their main dishes. A wide selection of delicious sweets.
Naan, bhatura and even the rice is always fresh. Just a handful of entrée platters to choose from. We usually get the veggie thali for $ 5.99, it’s the most expensive and comes with: a choice of three curries, veg mixed basmati rice, small salad, naan and a dessert. The channa bhatura dish is another favorite and sells for just $ 4.50.
It’s not a formal restaurant, so order at the counter and find a seat if you’re eating in. Staff are usually friendly and easy to deal with. Vegetarian only. But I highly recommend it for even those who aren’t as it’s surprisingly good food.
Note: As the name suggests, they are primarily an Indian sweets shop, and offer a large selection of colorful treats. I’ve only tried a couple, and being no expert, find them pretty satisfying.

I give 5 stars for the sweets, 5 stars for paneer pakora, 4 stars for namak paaray and samosay, 3 stars for halwa puri that is served on Sat Sun. Rest of the food is lame.

Best chole bature I’ve had in North America! Their desserts are outstanding as well. Very fresh & melt in your mouth. We discovered this place on a Google search a few years ago & keep coming back. They have interesting Indian paintings. The staff is friendly & the place is neat except for the bathrooms.
They just need to bus & clean up their bathrooms more often & have a better system for stacking used dishes rather than blocking the entry door to the bathroom with trash receptacle piles high with dirty dishes.