Bharat Bazaar

Bharat Bazaar had a good selection of Indian food items, the best in this area. The packaged snacks are my go-​to and prices are ok. The vegetables are fresh and reasonably priced. There is a large frozen food selection as well. In sum, a good store to get your Indian food fix!

Spice paradise! If you like spices this is the place to go. You can find almost anything here!

nice Indian market. looks small from the outside but has a lot to offer. If you are cooking some curries or looking for unique vegetables this place has you covered. Picked up some jackfruit and carrot pickle. parking lot sucks.

I never usually buy much when I’m here but the store deserves a review anyway. I’ve been here maybe 10 times in the past two years and the produce is always very fresh and I think that says a lot for any business. The store is clean and isn’t busy but I always see other customers. They have everything here. Spices and prepared foods and frozen food and CD’s and incense and dried beans and body care products. Bharat is the only Indian store in the area right now and I think they would cover anyone’s needs.

A great local Indian store– loads of indian spices, variety of cookies, desserts (jalebee, mixed matai, raas malai etc) naan/​roti and boxed Indian meals. They also sell pots, pans, fresh and frozen Indian staple vegetables (chilis, parsley, eggplant etc), Indian snacks, rice and atta. Also a variety of (expensive) Indian decorations, movies, CDs, and Indian beauty products.
Great grocery store with up to date items– nice owners as well.

It’s a very nice, organized Indian grocery. I’m not going to pretend that I purchase a lot of items there, but it’s an interesting store to browse in just to see what you find. The prices are very reasonable. I go there to stock up on the boil-​in-​bag Indian food packets. They have one brand that costs $.99 each. I have bought similar items at the local Trader Joe’s for $ 2-​$ 3 each in the past. Now I’ll only buy them at Bharat Bazaar. They have more selection even in the pre-​packaged meals and all of the flavors are excellent. You can have a whole meal for about $ 6: say, three packets with some fresh naan bread. Very economical and delicious.
I have also bought henna from them. They have a few different styles: cones of premixed henna and powder that you can mix yourself. I chose the latter because it cost less and I have experience using it in the past, so I know how to mix it (you can look up online tutorials if you’re interested or need inspiration for patterns). My results were great. The design I made on my feet lasted for several weeks! Henna supplies are located by the window, in front of the registers. I had trouble finding it right away. I can’t remember what I paid but it was somewhere around $ 3. The packet was large enough to have more left over for another time as well, which was an additional selling point.
They also have an extensive selection of teas and incense, which I am interested in browsing more thoroughly next time I visit.

I (heart) this place big-​time. Bulk legumes and spices are dirt cheap, and they sell a gazillion of those pre-​made dishes in the pouches, some of which pack a serious burn. There are also lots of spice mixes, rices, and fresh vegetables (the herbs are plentiful and fresh). The refrigerated section has paneer, sweets & breads– among other things. And lots of stuff is certified kosher, in case that matters to you.

This is a great Indian grocery store. It’s large, clean, and you can find just about anything you could possibly need for Indian cooking. For those of us who are slightly less adept at Indian cooking (yet try hard!), the staff is more than happy to answer questions about the necessary spices/​items needed to make dishes. They also have a very extensive frozen food section and a food selection of fresh produce.

Great selection of Indian food, including bulk grains and lentils. There is also a pretty large assortment of fresh and frozen food, as well as sauces, curry mixes, etc.