Shirdi Sai Center of Texas is a non-profit organization facilitating Hindu rituals, rites, and…read morepujas. It's a small Hindu temple located at the intersection of MacArthur and Rochelle Road. I have been visiting Sai Baba temple from 2015. The temple aims to provide a place for worship, meditation, and connecting with the community on a spiritual path. They regularly organize events and celebrate all major Hindu festivals and auspicious days, showcasing traditional Hindu culture. They offer a range of pooja services daily and special pujas for various events marking special days followed by Hindus. Priest services are also available both at the temple and for at-home ceremonies like housewarming or any sacred ritual. They offer prasadam (blessed food) to devotees, made by other devotees. All in all the temple operates as an extension of the Shirdi Sai Baba temple in Shirdi. They have a WhatsApp group for the latest happenings and also regularly post on various social media platforms. Everyone functions as one family. Very friendly crowd! Exciting News is that, very soon, the temple will be relocating to a new, larger, and permanent location in Irving, just a few miles from its current site. This new facility will continue to offer the same dedicated services. Anyone wanting to have a piece of the temple construction in their name can reach the temple to offer a donation and be a part of the construction.

Inaugurated in 2008 to help devotees perform Hindu rituals and pray Lord Shirdi Sai around Irving…read moreand DFW area. Pros: ------- Small place but comfortable Free Parking Hindu Rituals performed Patel Brothers Indian Grocery in the same complex Prashad is provided Cons: ------- None to me

Located between Legacy and Teal on Main Street in a complex with Ample free Parking…read more There are couple of Dieties but main one is Lord Venkateswara standing over 10 feet tall. Pros: ------ Spacious Peaceful Free parking Hindu rituals and Pooja Priest available to perform rituals at your home for a fee.

Tirumala in Dallas..yes..Balaji blessed us with this divine place. Frisco has its Venkateshwara…read moretemple. This is a small place and open during pooja timings. Priest is very friendly and helps with all kinds of sevas and special pooojas. Please refer the website for priests contact information and services. Balaji bless us all.

Holly, peaceful, spiritual place to go. They have free Nepali class on Sundays for kids. Every time…read moreI go here, I return with a great feeling. I love this Temple as well as DFW Hindu Temple. Highly recommended from my side. Great people.

The food here is the best I have had in my 7 years in Dallas! Its a buffet with a number of items,…read morescenic seating and great hospitality :)

Beautiful Temple with Great Vegan Buffet for lunch for like $12.00 We sat in a Lush Courtyard! Love…read morethe buffet I was able to try new foods Give it a shot you won't be sorry.

Mom is very religious hence I have to take her to temples every now and then…read more Lord (Krishna vigraha) used for 'Nithya Pooja' at Sri Guruvayurappan Temple of Dallas and is maintained by Keralites. Built in Kerala( South Indian State)style and with daily rituals are done as per Kerala traditions itself. Pros: -------- Peaceful Well Maintained Good to learn Hindu Culture and rituals Ample Free Parking Clean Restrooms Cons: -------- None Actually Photography is prohibited but I came to know after I clicked some pics.

Fabulous ambience, very simple, elegant and calming. Very friendly management and very flexible…read more Had an excellent darshan and felt very satisfied. It would be nice if the phone hours can be expanded.

Visit and got blessing from god Meditation is good…read moreLot of people and Sunday is crowded Plan ahead

We have visited this temple which hosts multiple Hindu deities…read more A very quiet and peaceful place when there are no crowds. But when there is an Indian festival the entire Independence Pkwy and the temple surroundings becomes a pvery noisy and chaotic place. In fact you will see the Police in full force at such times. But overall the temple is most representative of the entire Indian diaspora that has settled around North Texas - Plano, Frisco and McKinney.