Nafees Bakers & Sweets Alum Rock

The biscuits in here are all good quality and fresh always taste great good on price to.

Very delicious cake I tried them many times and they always test nice any there price is affordable you can get a cake for £13 ,the Victoria cake was wonderful all my friends were asking me from where I bought it.For birthday and party we prefer Nafees and we are regular costumes.

I visited Birmingham for the very time and one of my friends recommended me Nafees bakers. If the truth has to be told i must say i was really disappointed by their taste and quality. It wasn’t too bad but i came from a background known for making delicious sweets and when you are representing that culture you should have some taste accordingly. In a nutshell I wouldn’t recommend nafees sweets to the people who can some sense of taste. Average taste overall.

I visited their shop yesterday. Gulab Jamun are very tasty as always but I won't buy Rasmalai from them ever again. It was watery and tasteless. Won't recommend their Rasmalai.

We were in the area and we fancied some Asian sweets. Nice looking shop and clean enough. However as good as the food and desserts look l was left disappointed as the mitai was decent and fresh. However the rasmalai was very ordinary and bland. I love rasmalai and this is some of the worst l've ever had. The staff are nice enough and gave us a whole piece of barfi when l asked fir a TINY piece as mitai is VERY expensive. The best part were the cream rolls (packed znd described as mini fancy rolls); now they are the BEST cream rolls l have ever tasted and l have been eating mini fancy rolls for over 3 decades. The gulab jamun was tasty but the menu wasn't as crunchy as it should be. Overall l would recommend this place but they, on a crowded street synonymous with these types of establishments, need to improve some of the offerings, namely mitai. Some free parking outside but be careful as there are restrictions on both sides of the road and traffic wardens, due to many cases of inconsiderate parking, are present and will rightly so ticket vehicles.

With inflation at record levels, this place has also decided to bleed people dry. A samosa will now cost you £1.20 and expect a dry tasting chicken katlama which when I tried it was definitely not fresh.

Always a pleasure to buy sweets from here. My personal favorite is the Almond Cake but I'm a big fan of their peanut biscuits as well. Have ordered some mithai, too, but have yet to try it. All in all, a very good price for the quality and quantity of goodies!

A beautiful sweet/bakery store in Alum Rock.You can't go wrong with coming here. The mitai/sweets are freshly made daily. Very high quality & standard.I purchased 2kg mitai which came up to around £20. They don't charge for the weight of the box when in your order. They have different colour boxes; pink, blue, white.I would definitely recommend going here if you want to get a gift or something for a family or friend.

Bitterly disappointed with the quality of their sweets. I bought some Kalakand and Ghulab Jaman from them and travelled all the way from Bristol because of their big name but it was merely a medium quality taste at best.Their presentation and staff were really good. They are in very busy area and finding a car park is a nightmare