Always fresh and yummy! This has been my go to place for the last five years and it never fails.

Very popular place for Indian fare in the West Valley. The food is healthy and good (and very obviously authentic). I have been here several times, but not as often as I should. No complaints whatsoever. It is a great spot.

This place is the biggest hidden gem! My family has been coming here for years, and it is seriously the best place for purely authentic Punjabi food! The line goes by fairly quickly, and once you get to the counter, you place your order all at once. They let you sit down and eat first and then you go back to the counter to pay. They give out free chai as well, which is a very great bonus. The food is high quality, I highly recommend the chole bhature as well, the chole is flavorful and packed with spices and the bhature are so soft, and fluffy. Also make sure to grab some samosas, they are the best! Seating isn't a problem. There's plenty of tables. Their parking lot is small, but people are just coming and going so there's always space available.

If this place was open every day I would never get tired of it. Somehow I live a block from this gem. A part of me wants to share it with others because I know how amazing this place is and part of me doesn't want to tell anyone because of the same reason. If you like Indian food this place raises the standards by a whole lot. I'm sure even in India you won't find more delicious food than you would at Baba Sweets. Baba Sweets hits all the right notes, spots and flavors. Do yourself a favor if you haven't been. The Garlic Naan is a must. The chana batura is the best. They make their own cheese "paneer" and likely the best vegetarian restaurant in the entire country, dare I say the best in the continent.

If you are looking for fresh, tasty, wholesome vegetarian Panjabi food, you have to visit Baba Sweets. All their dishes have distinct and distinguishing flavors with different hallmark textures. In addition, they have interesting sides. Their onion and carrot Achar (pickle), masala chili (chilis with spices) and Raita (yogurt with spices) and all fantastic. I generally pick up carry out here and also order different types of bread. My favorite is the Aloo Paratha (Bread with spiced potatoes), which can be enjoyed just alone or with Raita. Other good bets are the bhatura or the poori (both breads are deep fried, the former being much thicker and larger than the latter). Then add a little heat to your taste buds by taking bites of the masala chili. You will savor explosive flavors, satisfying mouthfeel and gastronomic satisfaction. If you like milk tea, get their masala chai (which comes infused with cardamom), is something you will remember and reorder when you come back again. They also have Chaat (Indian snacks) and a large variety of Indian sweets (if that is your fancy). Service is exceptional.