Patel Brothers

Beware of expired frozen products. I have been to this store multiple times and on every visit I have found atleast one product that was either expired or gone bad. Please see the dates before you purchase!

Fantastic store!!! Beautiful and homegrown tasting produce, including rare and exotic. This store offers a bit of everything including fresh pickle and many English items. A favourite store!

I usually buy groceries from there but unfortunately I discovered something unusual and now I try not to go there!

I wish I lived in Dallas. This is the best grocery store for produce and spices. Great quality and super super cheap. You may not find every kind of produce as it’s an Indian grocery store but great to grab some things you never tried and go home and whip up some tasty and spicy new dishes! :)
Don’t go here if you are looking for an «American» supermarket.

This is my go-​to place for my essential spices! The produce is cheap and they always have an abundance of things to pick from. My Favorite things to buy here are eggplant since they have the most diverse selection from Thai to Italian. I also buy my dried fruit, nuts, hummus ingredients, and all the dal anyone could ask for!

If you want a quite time to pick up some inexpensive produce, dry fruits, nuts and spices come on odd hours or early morning, it is unbearably crowded on weekend n evening.
It is big and, carries stuffs to completely cater your Indian food or lifestyle needs.
Produce is cheap and quality is consistently OK but fruits can be hit or miss. This is relatively far for me but I come here sometimes to pick some items India Bazaar doesn’t carry.
You shouldn’t expect much here but the place can definitely save you a lot on fresh vegetables.

Usually I stick to the Chinese/​Korean markets (ie. 99cent Ranch, H-​mart’ Jusgo) for cheaper and ethnic food. However, after working out at the Carpenter Rec Center, my mom and I decided to see if they had any fruit on sale. Lo and behold, the Asian guava was 50% the normal price and good quality too. Most of the customers are Indo-​Pakistan.
It is much busier on the weekends and there are also samples as well.

Patel brothers brings the Indian Subcontinent to Irving! So many varieties of products and there are things that I havent got at my place in India but I got them here! Except for the produce section everything is clean and organised! You can easily find what you want!

I am a newbie to Indian cooking and all Indian grocery stores overwhelm me. However, this has family store appeal with excellent service. One of the managers helped me get everything I needed and even gave me two simple recipes to try.
The spice ISLE… not section is awesome. Anything and everything seems to be available.
I was a bit disappointment with the produce section but I’m used to shopping American grocery stores. I also prefer organic so I wouldn’t really buy my produce here regularly anyway.
Prices seem reasonable and I recommend giving the store a try if you are in the area and are in need of Indian groceries.

Great selection & good prices! Beats Whole Foods and Central Market hands down. Amazing spice isle.

This was my first time shopping at an Indian grocery store, and it was such a pleasant experience! I had a shopping list of spices and ingredients I had never purchased before at mainstream grocery stores, and I had no idea what they should look like. But the layout of Patel Brothers was very easy to navigate, and has an amazing and comprehensive spice aisle, filled with the most exotic spices, in many different sizes, for about ¹⁄₅ of the price as you would pay at Whole Foods. Almost all of the packages had the English translation, which made it easy for me to spot the ingredients I needed. But they are cutting corners with putting prices on things, especially in the produce section, where a lot of items didn’t have a price card. Unlike the impression that other reviewers had, I thought some of the produce looked dingy and wilted. They had a very large selection of prepackaged dinners, where you just add protein to the mystery bag of sauce/​spice. I can’t wait to come back and try those. Speaking of protein, they lack a meat department, so don’t count on getting your chicken here.

The Good: Produce is excellent here. Prices are very competitive and attractive as well.
The Bad: Avoid this place at all costs on weekends if you can help it. Turns into a huge Indian Zoo with shopping carts and children run a-​muck.
I’m a Patel, so I have to be very honest here. Patel Brothers is my go-​to spot for my Indian grocery needs bc I get the biggest bang for my buck here. But the busy times really annoy me. It’s like walking into Walmart and hating yourself the entire time for choosing this day and time to come here. I’m people avoidant at times I suppose; I like to be in and out and have my errands done without extra drama in my life, you know? There have also been plenty of times that I walk in here with my husband and he turns into a lot of ladies’ eye candy. The guy is gawked at like crazy. I know «look but don’t touch» goes a long way but I don’t want your eyes on my man period. Indian people know black magic– what if someone curses him to fall out of love with me?!? lol. jk!
but really… you never know!

I come to shop here pretty often. Its where I buy my cheap tea. I like it the English way (just ask madame) and that is hot and strong with milk and sugar. The finer teas don’t work well that way!
And then once I am in there I find myself buying all manner of interesting things. A good variety of spices, of course — and inexpensive too. When I am in need of fenugreek (methi) this is where I come.
So I probably get jhere once per month or so.
It’s clean, friendly, well stocked, well lit and inexpensive. My kind of place.

Beautiful fresh produce, wonderfully made Indian sweets and desserts in the refrigerated sections, (I recommend the gulab jamun made locally) and the largest selection of Indian spices I’ve ever seen in one place.
Very nice and pretty broad selection of Brit foods, spices and biscuits as well. I have to pick up a roll of ginger nut biscuits every time I go there!
The whole place smells deliciously of garam masala, which is a bonus for me.
Pretty nice selection of Indian cookware and serving implements, reasonably priced.
Very friendly, very helpful staff as well. Don’t miss the samples at the front door if they’re offered– they’re usually pretty darn tasty.