Sandeep Bisht
Agarwal Sweet Point.
It’s not a shop but our memories. Have seen this running even since I remember.
Quality went down few years back but it has maintained it well now.
Must try the
Samosa,
Dosa
Chinese
Chole bhature
Puri aalo
and yes fresh sweets
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All food products are good. I have been a customer for years and never came across any issues with food or quality. Just be careful with dhokla in summer time. Dhoklas tend to get stale the same day if the day is too hot.
Parking is a challenge because they do not have any dedicated parking. So you just need to find a place nearby. (Pro tip- park on the opposite side of the road).
vishal garg
It was famous for pav bhaji only years ago, but almost all snacks are awesome now.. Fast service, well behaved staff, moderate prices..
DK Sharma 'Mukul'
From fast food to traditional जलेबी samosa to मिठाई.... you name it they have it. Reasonable price
Dr. Shradha Sharma
A nice shop with all kinds of namkeen and sweets!
I enjoyed Kurkure momos and papdi chat the most!
sundeep kumar
Nice sweet Shop with a variety of stuff in sweets as well as snacks...all fresh .... Competitive pricing.... Enough space of car parking roadside....
Anurag Negi
Taste is good, Location also Good but no sitting Facility.
Abhishek
One of the best sweet shop in the area. They have variety in sweets , even Kachori, their famous samosa, bread pakoda, paneer pakoda are also available here. Some variety of beverages and a small juice corner . But only negative point is of hygiene, the workers and the place where junk food is made and served is not so good and give a ugly sight.
Vineet Mani
I know of this outlet for almost three decades and can conveniently state that they have stayed consistent in terms of quality, services and variety. It was earlier managed by two brothers, but with demise of the elder brother, younger one took the charge and new generation also joined in after a few years. They used to have proper seating arrangement in open and it used to act as a sweet shop-cum-restaurant, but the seating area got demolished later as the authorities found it being occupied illegally. They used to serve good North Indian food, but their core competency lied in sweets and it continues. They provide a wide variety of sweets at competitive prices. They have their own experts who prepare different sweets in-house and I must mention that most of them are tasteful and fresh.
They also provide fresh snacks including samosas, jalebi, chowmein and others. One has to obtain a token to enjoy these food itens there or take it away. They also keep some savories, packaged cookies and others. The outlet witnesses huge rush during festive season and parking is always a challenge as there are several other shops nearby offering various products and services. Agarwal Sweet Point accepts payment in cash and via other online modes as well.
The staff is somewhat old and experienced. They deal with customers and consumers in a friendly manner. The outlet underwent some renovations in terms of interiors some years ago, but it continues to struggle due to space crunch.
In a nutshell, it is a preferred sweet shop in the neighborhood and has established its name in due course of time.
Soham Sekhar Patra
The place has been awesome since many years, presenting a large range of options from sweets, gol gappe, and samose, pau bhaji to chaap and Chinese. Also narang confectionery is close by. However, the arrangement of the shop, especially the seats and tables used to be better earlier, hence the 4 stars.
vaibhav tyagi
Good place to eat...They have mostly all kind of street food like Aloo tikki, samosa,Pakoda(both aloo and paneer),Pav bhaji, Noodles etc..Besides that they also have bakery from where you can get sweets,Namkeen etc...
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