Bengal Sweets & Snacks

Kind of a hole in the wall, but they serve fantastic homestyle Bengali food. I absolutely adore their goat biryani. It's no frills and seems simple but the flavor is just amazing. If you can leave it until the next day, that makes it even better. The goat curry is great as well. I felt like I was eating at one of my Bengal friend's home. It was very spicy, but flavorful. The only thing I didn't love was the beef samosas. It was nice and crispy, but it needed more salt or something. The restaurant is spacious, but nothing fancy. It's worth eating there for the experience but it's not a date night spot or anything. There is also a grocery store attached with Indo-Pak, Bengali groceries. I was the only person in the restaurant who wasn't from Bangladesh so you know the food is good and authentic.

I don't have my meals at this place as I did not find the taste to my liking but I go for their Samosa (potato) and the fish cutlets (rather croquettes) Both are excellent. I also love their Dahi (Bengali which is beige colored) and Cham Cham. 5 stars for above mentioned items

we only get the samosas from here. they are reasonably priced.

Restroom smells horible Samosa is good

Bengali place was decent, now new address. Haleem was good. The beef samosa's are ok.

Small, dirty, I just don't get the big deal.

We always go here to get our sweets. Great place, but very much a hole in the wall.

awesome hole in the wall place for samosa's, sweets, and pakoras. their lucci's are good too.