“ Pros: * huge parking lot * array of fresh fruits and veggies available * frozen samosas ftw! Especially Swad's Punjabi samosas (so good) * great selection of frozen flatbreads, appetizers and desserts Cons: * service doesn't exist * lanes are very narrow * weekends are very crowded. Overall, great place to shop especially for their selection of fruits & veggies ”

“ This is a typical chain Indian market. I seem to find all the Indian spices I need and everything is organized. I love coming here for the Indian desserts, snack and chai tea. Items are always well stocked. I would suggest them working on customer service, don't get me wrong they aren't rude but they also don't go out the way to help customers. If you have a question you have to go looking for someone. ”

“ Chain Indian grocery store with some fresh produce and quite a large number of dry grocery items, mostly unfamiliar to a non-Indian person which can be a bit overwhelming to navigate but nonetheless fun to visit and discover new food items to try. ”

“ As a home cook that loves to learn about different cultures through their food, this grocery store hits the spot for anything you need for the specialty items you can not find at Publix, Walmart, Sprouts, etc. I suggest doing your homework before going in otherwise it can be very overwhelming trying to figure out what things are. Pick a recipe that you want to try and get familiar with the translations. For example: I wanted to try making Khaman dhokla. It's made with gram flour. So I Googled "What is Gram Flour". BTW "Gram flour or besan is a pulse flour made from a type of ground chickpea called the gram chickpea." Understanding what it actually is helps remove the stress from looking for the item and cooking the recipe. Get out there and try new recipes. Take the time to research the culture and try to learn some history behind their food. You will open yourself up to a whole new wonderful world! P.S. I didn't take any photos on the inside as it was busy and I didn't want to offend anyone and their privacy. ”

“ Patel brothers is a large American- Indian supermarkets chain. As someone who like Indian food, I come here every fee months to stock on some of the Indian staples. I like the fact that a lot of Indians come shop here. Although it's mainly Indian food items, everyone can find great finds here. The store has veggies, fruits, all sort of lentils and beans, nuts, spices, yogurts, frozen foods and much more items for kitchen and decoration. I usually buy some nuts, spices, few veggies that I am familiar with( I am not familiar with all the ones they have), paneer cheese, ( hard white cheese) naan( great bread) and some dry snacks( they are sometimes spicy so watch if you are not used to). I like to shop here because of the variety, the many options they have of spices and nuts. The low prices- You can't bit the price of most items. If you feel adventurous I recommend you come and try some frozen ready made items or even try some new spices or veggies. The only reason I didn't give this place a 5 stars is because the isles are very narrow. Sometimes it's not easy to move the cart through, especially when the place is packed ( on weekends) and when they restock. ”

“ The name sounds like a hack of Nintendo's famous franchise. Eat some mushroom curry and grow in stature! Grab a curry leaf and sprout a tail! I always knew Mario was a vegetarian. Super Patel Bros. is a chain of Indian groceries stores. They sell fresh spices/fruit/vegetables, packaged meals, snacks, rice/flour, and frozen entrees and desserts. The store is generally clean. If you are a vegetarian, you could probably manage going here for all your grocery needs. Their produce and spices are really cheap (especially compared to Publix and even Walmart at times). I don't go often but some of the items I like are: Haldiram's Hara Chiwda snack mix (curried rice krispies, golden raisins, and cashews) Bourbon chocolate biscuits(a rectangular sandwich cookie with chocolate cream) Various frozen kebabs Frozen Samosas with spinach and cheese (green/purple packaging) Cons: Many of the dry goods are kept long past their expiration date. This isnt Publix where they update inventory frequently. Check before you buy. The aisles are very narrow. Prepare to do a lot of squeezing. Some of the frozen items are a bit overpriced (especially meats and frozen dinners) Overall: A good place to get your Indian foodstuffs. ”