Patel Brothers

"It’s a good supermarket but very tight space. Also the frozen stuff is not properly frozen. Ice cream I bought was in almost frozen form because of previous thawing freezing thawing freezing process in their refrigerator and not creamy like how an ice cream is supposed to be. Fresh rotis but thoroughly check it because we got mold infested ones too few times although it’s freshly made then and there. Diwali clay diyas were a big flop because they didn’t fire them in oven I guess so they melted when we soaked them in water"

"The produce kept is very fresh. Do try their fresh chapati & savoury section. The only negative part is the staff manning the tills are very grumpy for reasons best known to them.If you are a Indian missing home..go to Patel Brothers to feel at home."

"I always had a good experience here so far. It’s our go to store for Indian groceries. The quality of the produce is also very good and fresh. They also have the kitchen where we get puffs, samosas and all and fresh roti packs- my favorite part."

"Patel Brothers is the perfect destination for all your Indian grocery needs. This store offers a wide range of Indian grocery products from various regions of the country, making it a one-stop-shop for all your culinary requirements. Whether you're looking for spices, lentils, snacks, or specialty ingredients, you'll find it all here. One thing to note is that the store, while well-stocked, can feel a bit cramped, especially considering the high number of visitors it attracts. During peak hours, it might be a challenge to navigate the aisles comfortably, so be prepared for some crowding. The parking situation is similar, and finding a spot can be a bit of a hassle. On the bright side, Patel Brothers offers a great selection of fresh vegetables, with plenty of variety to choose from. This ensures that you can get the freshest produce for your traditional Indian recipes."

"Went here on the weekend and it was jam-packed. All items are priced at least 10-20% higher compared to other Jersey Indian stores. When it comes to options it has lots of varieties and collections. Parking is limited but they would have widened their store front to avoid bottle necks. Some produce like peanuts, tomatoes were stale and rotten so pick em carefully."