Welcome to Patel Brothers East Windsor
At Patel Brothers East Windsor, our story is woven from a rich tapestry of community and culinary exploration. Established on Princeton Hightstown Road, we pride ourselves on providing an extensive selection of authentic Indian grocery items, fresh produce, and ready-to-eat delicacies. Customers rave about our vibrant bakery, where fresh rotis and savory snacks like samosas are crafted daily. Our clean and spacious store invites culinary adventurers, offering everything from fragrant spices to unique produce, making it a true gem in East Windsor. Join us on this flavorful journey and discover how Patel Brothers enriches your cooking experience with top-quality ingredients and warm hospitality.
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72 Princeton Hightstown Rd, East Windsor, NJ 08520 Hotline: (609) 336-7744
Welcome to Patel Brothers East Windsor, a vibrant gem located at 72 Princeton Hightstown Rd, East Windsor, NJ 08520. This Indian grocery store has become a cornerstone for both locals and visitors seeking authentic Indian pantry items and fresh produce. Reach them at (609) 336-7744 for any inquiries you might have.
As you step into Patel Brothers, you are greeted with a spacious layout, bursting with a multitude of savory goods. The produce section is a highlight, showcasing an impressive array of fresh fruits and vegetables that are not only top quality but also offer staples you may not find in typical supermarkets. One customer, YangHwa P., praises the market for its cleanliness and broad selection, particularly noting the convenient pre-packaged vegetables for those on the go.
The bakery section stands out with its commitment to freshness. Patrons can find freshly baked rotis alongside an assortment of delectable Indian snacks such as samosas and other savory delights. Edward R. highlights this section, mentioning that the bakery has "every Indian snack imaginable," which adds a delightful touch to any shopping experience.
While the market offers an extensive range of items, it can get quite crowded during weekends—a testament to its popularity. However, it's well worth a visit as the variety includes not only dry goods and chutneys but also a comprehensive frozen food selection, ensuring you’ll have everything you need to create that perfect Indian feast.
- Address: 72 Princeton Hightstown Rd, East Windsor, NJ 08520
- Phone: (609) 336-7744
- Key Highlights:
- Fresh produce and unique items not found elsewhere
- Extensive bakery section with fresh rotis and snacks
- Well-stocked dry goods and comprehensive frozen section
Patel Brothers isn’t just a grocery store; it’s a culinary adventure waiting to unfold. As you explore the aisles, you might find yourself on a scavenger hunt for rare fruits and vegetables, as German C. experienced, igniting a fusion of culinary creativity in the kitchen.
The welcoming atmosphere, friendly staff, and a community feel that encourages exploration and discovery truly make Patel Brothers a standout market. As customers dive deep into the aisles for essential spices or the perfect bread, there’s a shared camaraderie that turns a simple grocery run into a delightful experience.
Whether you’re seasoned in Indian cuisine or just beginning your culinary journey, Patel Brothers East Windsor is your go-to market for an authentic taste of India. It's time to gather your ingredients, whip up a traditional recipe or a fusion dish, and savor the rich flavors that this exceptional market has to offer.
Whenever I am around Princeton I make sure to stop by at the Patel Brothers to stock up on some Indian pantry items. Compared to other Indian groceries this place is large and relatively clean. It gets very crowded on weekends so keep that in mind. They have all sorts of produce, and some even packaged chopped and sliced vegetables for convenience. They also have nice bakery section where they are constantly cranking out fresh rotis; they also have all sorts of savory sides as samosa, kati, and other yummy food. Around the produce section they also have store prepared various curries and they are decently priced. I would say the downside of this market is the space is not well organized especially around the bakery section; and the cashiers tend to be grumpy Oh, also, unlike smaller Indian markets this place does not sell atta flour, basmati, and other flour and rice in smaller bags. I am used to getting basmati in a 5lb bag, but here I bought a 10 lb bag
Patel Brothers has become my go to for all my vegetables and fruit needs.... I have yet to see any out of date, dry,rotten or anything other than first quality produce in my weekly visits. Their bakery department has every Indian snack imaginable with a version of their Pizza being offered for pre order. Dry goods and chutneys are top notch and the frozen section is comprehensive. Patel Brothers is a gem....
Top quality food and specialty items you can get no where else. The new bakery design is gorgeous and the fresh baked goods are even better!
With my ever growing desire to find fantastic cook books, I recently added a few Indian cookbooks and upon looking at my spice collection.. I was seriously lacking, in everything!! I didn't have any of the items needed in the recipe book to try and make dinner. I told Tammy we "Grab a jacket, were heading to Patel Brothers". It isn't a far drive from home, but as we walked in, neither of us knew where to even begin. So I called my girlfriend Poonam and Tammy called her girlfriend Suma and then we split up, each talking on the phone with our friends gathering important "intel" of the items our friends buy as staples in their homes. From vegetables, yogurt and spices to sauces, seasonings and dry items. But then we hit the ice creme and frozen items section and WE wanted everything!!!! We rolled up to the checkout counter with two carts full of delicious essentials. The staff is so friendly and I truly enjoyed talking to a couple of the customers who offered to help me when I couldn't tell which brands I needed. I absolutely love this market, it's clean and well stocked, the prices are very reasonable and with everything I bought, I was quite proud of the dinner I made that night Patel Brothers is definitely my go to market to help me out with learning recipes in my sweet little cookbook.
Patel Brothers has plants, vegetables and fruits that I have never seen. EVER! so that means I am now in a scavenger hunt to identify what these fruits, veggies and herbs are and in the hunt for a treasure map-- I think gastronomists call it a "recipe." Can't wait to come back and make Fusion Colombian -Asian - Indian food.