Brent Sikh Centre

Very clean, great hygiene standards for such a large community space. Parking.

If you call the office, no one speaks English so it's hard to get information other than in broken Hindi.The langar is not advertised, but someone told me about it.Mid week it was empty and the servers were sat gossiping. When they saw us the woman pulled a face. She was rude and said I wasn't allowed the hat I wore. Why? Head must be covered, does it matter how? She continued being obnoxious for no reason. And made a face when I motioned for jalebi. Like she wanted to save it for someone. Well don't have it there if you don't want people to have it.One of the servers threw a chapati onto my plate, which feels very disrespectful in a place of worship.We are not sikh, but I thought they are supposed to welcome all people. They aren't welcoming at all. In fact most turn their faces and never a smile from anyone.Luckily one sikh visitor was unusually very kind and helpful which helped make us more comfortable. He didn't get the memo clearly.The food is very limited thick chapati's, dhal and rice, with salad, yoghurt and maybe sweet. It is like prasad and makes you feel nice.

Great service great langar. Super clean temple.

A very clean and organised gurdwara. Parking is a problem as it is in a residential area. However one of the rule does not make any sense. You are required to enter the 'langer hall' without any shoes. People did complain about the cold tiled floor. They have provided rubber slippers but everyone is vary of using them as they can pose hygiene issues

Very nice and a plenty of parking spaces to

Great social distancing measures adopted. Felt totally safe.

Very nice and devotional , peaceful.

Prayer and Langhar was lovely. Sadly humans don't know how to be considerate. Cars were double parked, one-way around the car park was not in use so cars were going both directions, one car had parked so badly that even a small car would not have been able to go thru. There needs to be parking controls to make it safer especially for elderly and those less able.

Visited for a friend's Sikh wedding. Very welcoming with clear instructions for non Sikhs attending. Provided with a wonderful breakfast and lunch. Clean bathroom facilities. Quite a small car park for the size of the premises.