Pak Sweets & Bakery

Chicago, United States

4.6

Closed now

20 reviews

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Telephone:
+1 773-465-9200
Website:
paksweetsonline.com
Address:
2326 W Devon Ave, Chicago, IL, 60659
b/t Oakley Ave & Claremont Ave
West Rogers Park
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
260 ftDevon & Oakley EB
290 ftDevon & Western WB
330 ftWestern & Devon NB
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Yes
Accepts Credit Cards
Yes
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Bike Parking
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Today

Today 9:00 am – 10:00 pm
Closed now
Local time (Chicago) 07:26 Thursday, 12 June 2025

Business hours

Monday 9:00 am – 10:00 pm
Tuesday 9:00 am – 10:00 pm
Wednesday 9:00 am – 10:00 pm
Thursday 9:00 am – 10:00 pm
Friday 9:00 am – 10:00 pm
Saturday 9:00 am – 10:00 pm
Sunday 9:00 am – 10:00 pm

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20 reviews of Pak Sweets & Bakery

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Place rating: 3
Champaign, IL
I went to this place last Friday as I was craving for Indian sweets. They have a good variety of sweets. I bought Cham Cham, boondi laddoo, Mysore pak and samosas. Cham Cham and Mysore pak tasted less than ok. Cham Cham was little dry and not as soft as it should be. Mysore pak tasted different from what we get in Karnataka, India. Boondi laddoos on the other hand tasted good, they were not extremely sweet as well. Samosas tasted great but a tad oily. The pastry was crispy and flaky. Overall, it was fine experience, if not good.
Place rating: 5
Chicago, IL
Outstanding service and delicious sweets. I tried everything in the store and got explanations about each.
Place rating: 5
Chicago, IL
awesome Pakistani sweets place, it does not look all that appealing from the outside, but once you are inside, they offer a great variety of sweets
the sweets here are not overwhelmingly sweet, it has more flavour to it than just syrup like a lot of the buffet places. each piece has its own flavour and tastes quite fresh
i espeically liked the one with the fig/​anjeer in it, will come back earlier in the day next time to try its halwa puri (only available before 3pm each day)
Place rating: 5
Chicago, IL
Great place for halwa puri. Food taste like good home cooked food. The service is good. The sweets are excellent. I highly recommend this place
Place rating: 5
Chicago, IL
Absolutely love the mithai (sweets). They are so fresh and delicious. Definitely recommend it to everyone!
Place rating: 5
Chicago, IL
It’s a shame that this place doesn’t get as much recognition as is should.
As far as décor goes, Tahoora wins, but Pak Sweets beats them in every other category. It tastes better, it’s fresh, the cashiers are more friendly and it’s slightly more affordable than Tahoora.
I made multiple trips there this summer to order boxes of sweets to send out with the wedding invitations. Each time I ordered a different mixture of meetai (sweets) and was never disappointed.
BONUS: They don’t put nuts in their halwa! For people like me (with nut allergies) its rare to be able to enjoy halwa puri without worrying about having a reaction.
Place rating: 5
Chicago, IL
The owner’s son served me and was very patient. I am not familiar with Pakistani sweets, and he served me tons of samples before taking my order. I was able to choose a great selection. He also gave me a sample of a couple of types of spicy snacks. I will definitely be back. I recommend the patisa or kalakand if you don’t know what to try, as these were the favorites of my family.
Place rating: 5
Skokie, IL
Their weeknd breakfast halwa puri is super flavorful
Place rating: 5
Sacramento, CA
5 stars hands down! The family run and owned business has amazing food. The sweets are by far the one of the best and better then competition around. The restaurants appearance is not impressive, but keep in mind your there for the authentic good taste of the food which is there. The cashier was friendly and nice. Now only if they would clean the finger prints on the front glass i would find a way to give them 6 starts.
Highly recommend the:
Regular barfi
Soan halva
Halva puri was excellent also.
Simply amazing!
Place rating: 5
Wauwatosa, WI
Small family owned. I have eaten Halwa Puri at Tahoora for ages, but after trying this place I have to say, Pak Sweets is hands down the best Halwa Puri place in USA. Fantastic halwa, really authentic Gawal Mundi taste. Cholay are to die for. Great achar and Puris are crisp, crunchy and gigantic. Awesome chai and Mango lassi. Their parathas are soft but the right amount of crisp, massive and in layers, exactly the kind I used to have in Lahore. Décor is mediocre and service friendly but typical of Pakistani joints, but I can’t complain because this is hulwa poori heaven.
Place rating: 5
Canton, MI
Great place for weekend breakfast. Pakistani/​Indian style. Food was great Halwa puri platter was perfect, just the right amount of sweetness, and with perfect spice. 5 adults, 6 kids, with four boxes of sweets cost around $ 140.
Place rating: 3
Edison, NJ
Best halwa puri on devon. Owners are very nice people and very friendly. Place is not very fancy, only appropriate for a casual meal. Chai is good as well. Will go back!
Place rating: 5
Crystal Lake, IL
If you are looking for best Halwa Puri in the area, theirs is excellent and the taste is always great and consistent. Feels like quality varies from day to day at other businesses on Devon. We settled on this place and have never been disappointed.
Place rating: 5
Chicago, IL
Thanks for the delicious breakfast.
Sweet sweets…
and sweet service.
Loved it when i asked them if they had network/​internet connection, the champ said yes… when i asked the password, in a shy manner, shaking his head to the sides in a way i could never do, said it was confidential :)
i guess they have network access but not for the customers…
back to food. It was delightful. I would be a bit careful with the plastic spoon and such as I am not sure how clean they are or the way they are set up, are prone to being touched by hand all over.
After I left the place — for the next couple of hours i felt a cheap and fake, yet pleasant and homey smelly thing on me – no idea if it were from the food or some perfume they had sprayed… but it sure overpowered my fancy paris bought frederic malle.
Who cares. LOVED the food. will go back. Experience alone is worth the extra star I’m giving them.
Place rating: 4
Franklin Park, IL
I came here to try the Halwa Puri for the first time. To be honest, it was because Tandoori doesn’t serve that on the weekdays. It was my backup option but that doesn’t take away from the food’s authenticity and quality. The store owners foster a very simple ordering practice. You walk up, order, they tell you it’s ready, and you go get it. It’s nice when you’re a fan of casual dining like myself. The very strong and powerful flavors on the platter were delicious. It was unique for me, but nonetheless enjoyable. I took one star off because the food wasn’t hot enough and there were times I couldn’t get a hold of the owner because they were I the back and not attentive to the front counter. However, still a positive 4 stars for the great food and affordable price! It was a nice first Halwa Puri experience!
Place rating: 5
Berwyn, IL
Visited for the first time. Very very good made me feel like I was in Karachi! I only wish they sold sheermaal. I am very picky with my Burfi and it was excellent
Place rating: 5
Chicago, IL
Agree with Maria that this place has trumped tahoora when it comes to good tasting sweets. The reason for that is that the owner was the one that used to make Tahoora’s sweets before and he trained the rest of the staff how to make them, guess you can call him the master! Also, one thing Tahoora still can’t make is my favorite mitthai which is Balushai/​balu shahi — Tahoora tries but theirs are nothing like how actual balushai are supposed to be. The only thing I have a complaint with is that sometimes they seem cheap in the amount they give you BUT then again they let you sample stuff and stuff that’s just freshly made is left on the counter for people to sample while hot!
Place rating: 5
Morris, IL
I was on Devon St and decided to try a few new places for sweets. I walked in and ordered potato samosas and aaloo puri. Both were very good! The aaloo puri was huge, easily enough for two people.
I also wanted to see the price on the motichur ladoo (a popular dessert). The owner told me the price, and then gave me a sample to try before ordering! (not typically of most places on Devon). The ladoo was very good (better than nearby big name places, in my opinion), and I ordered a pound right there! This is truly how a business wins customers — good food, and great service. This may very well be my new snack destination on Devon St!
Place rating: 2
Chicago, IL
I ordered two different kinds of sweets. One was a cakey thing with a blob of cream in the middle. Just OK. The other was a pistachio cake that tasted like old frosting. Horrible. An adventure gone wrong.
Place rating: 5
Chicago, IL
My husband and I went up to Devon Ave with the specific intention of trying as many snacks as possible. Chats and stuff. We walked into Pak Sweets and decided to order the Halwa Puri special that’s advertised in the window. Wow, I was impressed. For $ 3.99 you get three freshly fried breads and an assortment of items to dip the bread in. The largest potion was made of chick peas — it was soupy like a curry and pleasant with the bread. There was even a sweet salmon colored «dessert.» I didn’t know the names of what I had, but they were sure delicious. As we went on to the next shop for another snack, I realized how nice it was that Pak Sweets offered Halwa Puri all the time as opposed to just weekends as other restaurants do. I’d be interested in trying other things from Pak Sweets.