Royal Sweets Atlanta

The place looks clean and hip, however the food is not that good. We tried their mixed chaat which was just okay. The chicken puff was nice, but the lamb samosa was not that good. We bought some Laddu from here. These were decent. Overall a pretty average place to eat Indian snacks. The owner/ worker was nice, but it seems nobody cares for covid issue here at this place. People including the owner/ worker were without masks and social distancing never existed!

Samosas to die for! If you miss samosas from ‘Havemor restaurants’ then this is the place to get it. All sweets are low in sugar, freshly made. Are you from Africa? Then you must try African chevda here. Ice creams have good unique flavors. It’s a show off & retail place for their wholesale business. If you have eat sweets in weddings then mostly it’s from this place. -Get ‘to go’ is easy and suggested.- Service & suggestions was nice and the manager was friendly and attentive. The one star I cut is for COVID-19 assurance. We got the chutney in open to share big container to self serve and give it back to serve others, small disposable container would be better choice for chutneys to serve it. We got open straws to mix chai, individually wrapped spoons would be better option. :(

It is the best Sweet shop for Indian sweet dishes. Food here is fresh. It also sells soft snacks and dry snacks that could be carried along. It has beautiful ambience. The walls are distinctive in this shop that picture the streets of India and the famous street foods! I absolutely love this place. So once again I visited this place and it has not disappointed me. The samosa chat here is best of its kind! Check it out

Terrible sweet shop in Atlanta. They have old stock and sweets smell bad. They sell spoiled foods and when we call them, they say, please bring the food back, we will replace. Such a horrendous customer support. I have lodged a complaint with USDA for such cheap trick. Never buy anything from this shop if you care about your health