Patel Brothers

I agree with the previous review on it. Patel Brothers has def been around and catered to this area since I’ve existed and been in Troy haha. I remember that this place at their Dequindre and 16 Mile (Big Beaver) location was our go-​to for Indian groceries and DVDs until the emergence of numerous other Indian grocery stores. It looks like they decided to upgrade from the looks of my photos, you’ll notice they really have. It’s like they took part of the plaza that was once Farmer Jack and added it to their original space making it look like a national grocery chain specifically for Desi products. I didn’t even know it was the same Patel Brothers that relocated from their older location until I saw the owner who did not recognize me. Of course, the last time he saw me was sometime between 11 – 13 or so and now I’m a big boy haha. Point is he didn’t notice me…
This is the ‘Sistine Chapel’ of Indian groceries in the area and by far the largest that I have come across. Definitely worth checking out!

Patel Brothers of Troy has been around before I was around. Lol. Servicing the Indo-​American community of Troy and surrounding areas. It was a tiny store in the corner of a strip plaza on the north east side of Dequindre road and Big Beaver Road in Troy.
Owned by the Patel Brothers, Mr. Bharat Patel always being the friendly face, one got to see when visiting this establishment. My dad used to take me here, for the times he needed Indian food specific items, since he was the «cook» at our house. For mom hardly ever cooked.
Over time… dad and then mom passed on, but this store is still here in Troy. But until recently, they finally decide to expand. And expand they did. They bought the old Farmer Jack building (I think it was Farmer jack or something similar) and put the new Patel Brothers of Troy here. So folks, its now Rochester road and not Dequindre road.
Its big, spacious, clean, lots of employees, 4 bagbelt driven cash registers. And still the friendly and ultra knowledgeable face, although much older Mr. Bharat Patel greets you, when he sees you, while walking around or supervising his employees. Always ready to lend a hand, or point out to you something you cannot find.