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A place right on the corner of Circle. Not much to say about it. Just a farsan and sweet store. Tried a samosa pav, didn't like it because of too much…
Darshan Karia
Parihar Sweets & Dry Fruits
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One of the oldest shops centrally located in Aundh, this place is great for quick bites and snacks around this area of the city. The wada paw here tas…
Naresh Ramchandani
Parihar Sweets & Dry Fruits
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One of the best samosas in Aundh.If you are looking for a quick bite from a roadside outlet in Aundh, this is the place to be. Apart from the samosas,…
Nachiket Sule
Parihar Sweets & Dry Fruits
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Parihar Sweets & Dry Fruits is open for Takeaway. Parihar Sweets & Dry Fruits serves Mithai and Street Food dishes. Incorrect or missing information? Make a report, or claim the restaurant if you own it!Details
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9 Reviews on “Parihar Sweets & Dry Fruits”
One of the best samosas in Aundh.If you are looking for a quick bite from a roadside outlet in Aundh, this is the place to be. Apart from the samosas, they also serve good kachoris and dhoklas
This is a good place to grab a quick bite if you are Parihar Chowk. They sell Samosa’s , Kachori, Dhokla’s etc and other Mithai items. THe samosa I ate was quite good and tasty.
This is sweet shop right in the middle of Aundh area in Parihar Chowk. Hence the name Parihar! Every time I passed this shop in the evenings, I saw a little crowd standing on the outside porch. So I checked it out. Turns out this place serves pretty great wada pav, samosa, bhaji and dhokla. Now it does have all the other regular sweet-meats. But wada pav, samosa n dhokla are its KRA and for all the right reasons. A major plus is everything is consistently served hot and the bread is fresh. Also wada pav is not available in Aundh in abundance. All working in favor of Parihar sweets! They serve all the other sweet-meat stuff as well. All are fairly efficient.It’s a worthy place to tryout an evening snack.
Am old customer of patihar sweets, i was fan of it, but nowadays quality of snacks decreasing, just near parihar sweets ,i saw one new snacks joint, i e indore spices their poha, kachori, samosa, jilebi, are fantastic and mouth watering, I’ll request the owner of psrihar sweets to improve the quality and staff should be clean,
This is very old shop. Serve good quality of sweets and fersan. Ambience is OK. Prices of all food items are moderate. There is no much space available for treats and get together.
Another oldie in Aundh with a chowk named after them or they have named themselves after the chowk one would not know. More than the sweets their samosas n dokla are favourite among patrons n you ll find a rush around the counter.
This is sweetshop cum snacks joint that I love from childhood. You won’t believe it but I liked it as far as remember from early 90s.Say around 20 years back when I used to come to pune, we used to eat Vada that’s batata vada and ( now vada pav ) along with green chutany. Now also they have same set of snacks Vada pav, Samosa, kachori, palak bahjee, kanda bhajee and Dhokala. Only change is price. And off course sweets menu has been changed. Still love Dhokala and red and green chutaney. I had given half * extra because of Dhokala.