Putiram Sweets
Kolkata, West Bengal
An old College Street sweet and snack address.
The city's food is made by houses that have stood at the same address for generations, and much of it is seasonal — nolen gur in winter, the puja weeks in autumn, and the rest of the year held by the everyday sweets and the street trade.
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Kolkata, West Bengal
An old College Street sweet and snack address.
Kolkata, West Bengal
A heritage Kolkata sweet shop.
Kolkata, West Bengal
A Kolkata sweet chain known across the city.
Kolkata, West Bengal
A heritage sweet house of the city.
Kolkata, West Bengal
An old sweet shop known for its range of sandesh.
Kolkata, West Bengal
One of the older sweet houses of the city.
Kolkata, West Bengal
A long-established Kolkata sweet shop.
Kolkata, West Bengal
The cafe in Albert Hall on College Street whose adda culture became part of the city's literary life.
Kolkata, West Bengal
The confectionery descended from Nobin Chandra Das, who invented the white spongy rosogolla; the family business is especially known for that sweet and for tinned products sold worldwide.
Kolkata, West Bengal
The shop of the family credited with the rosogolla, opened in 1866 in the Bagbazar-Sovabazar area.
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