Good Polish food of all kinds I had pork & mashed potatoes,…read moreall very good. Wife had kielbasa which was also good. Bar seemed stocked with Polish vodka and beers. Dinner for 2...$50. Don't let exterior fool you. Inside is very well maintained . They also were, once, spotlighted on "Diners, Drive-Ins & Dives." Guys pics all over the place.

We went to Cracovia for a friends birthday. We had a pretty large party so I think the restaurant…read moremight have been a bit overwhelmed but overall they did a pretty good job. The food is authentic polish food and you can order some unique dishes here. The flavor is good and the sauces are delicious. The cocktails were not amazing, so I'd stick to just beer, wine, and liquor. The staff is friendly and they tried to make everything go smoothly.

Love the pierogies!…read more BUT I love their chicken soup more. It's so good if you're feeling under the weather... or just anytime. Luckily this place is only a few minutes away and we can pop in and grab bags of pierogies and bowls of soup whenever we want.

There were a number of good things about this Polish restaurant. Service was great, you order & pay…read moreat the counter & your food is brought out to the table. We were checked on frequently & the staff were friendly. There was also plenty of parking. The decor was cute & inviting, they even had a big screen TV. In addition, there was a gelato, sorbet & coffee counter to the side, plus frozen Pierogis (dumplings) to take home. I had the Schnitzel with 5 Pierogies. This was a breaded, thinly sliced pork chop served with caramelized onions and a mushroom & cheese sauce on the side with sour cream. The pork chop was big but unfortunately it was dry & needed more seasoning. The sauce was bland & I couldn't taste the mushrooms. I chose a variety of different fillings for my Pierogies - potato & cheese, potato & onion, potato & cheddar jalapeño, sauerkraut & mushrooms and feta & spinach. The fillings lacked seasoning & they kinda all tasted the same except for the feta & spinach. For my side I had the smallest cup of Cucumber Salad, too small I felt. The salad was bland as well. I know pierogis can taste mild but I was really hoping for a more flavorful topping & well seasoned fillings. I will give Pierogies Factory another try. I saw many customers around me having the Kielbasa sausage & that looked delicious.

Don't listen to the errant jackasses who left a negative review. Its cus they're transactional,…read moreshallow lovers of American chain-food convention. The place is wonderful and charming and the food is fresh and authentic and delicious. And to the premadona who complained about rudeness -grow up, its German hospitality and if you dont like it go eat at Red Robin!

Friendly owner and great food. Lived the Rouladen and…read moreSchnitzel. Bread dumplings were awesome too. Just like Mom used to make.

All I can say is WOW! This was our first time at Bohemian Biergarten and it did not disappoint. We…read morewere there for my husband's 78th birthday and we had fabulous food, and amazing service from Logan, our incredible server. From start to finish, the experience was beyond our expectations. We will return again and again and again!

Roughly 1/2 block off of Pearl Street in downtown Boulder. Fairly authentic German beer Hall feel…read morewith combination of long tables, some six tops, a high top, some four tops, and some outdoor seating. We came for lunch and again for a dinner. Great front of house team, solid kitchen. Menu is classic German. The deviled eggs are very creamy. I think they're fine, but he's right: we make better. S gives them a four on his one to 10 scale. He comments "presented well, but tastefully incoherent." The pretzel with a beer cheese is completely solid. Jagerschnizel: M got it with chicken. It's a delicious bite. The mushroom gravy that comes with it is perfection. Very generous portion. M is very pleased with the entire dish including the spaetzel; I'm not wild about the spaetzel, but I can see why people would love it. Fish and chips with beer batter; this is a great fish sandwich, and it is a really big portion. The tartar sauce that comes with it is perfect. I am very pleased with this; I think it was cooked perfectly. The beer batter is a treat. Potato pancake: solid rendition, but perhaps thicker than I would like. I wish it was not served on top of the applesauce. The pieces of pork belly served with it are truly excellent. M is super pleased with this dish. Pork schnitzel sandwich with cheddar cheese and bacon: this is a lovely sandwich, and is more substantial than it looks. The schnitzel is great; the cheddar cheese and bacon on it are a completely fun addition. The cold German potato salad that comes as a little side cup is delicious. Sausage (bratwurst): "excellent - I would get this again. A single sausage is perfect." M loves the mustard choices. Fries here are relatively thick cut and potatoey. M loves them.

I miss being able to drive to a Runza, but Lauer Krauts' Krautburgers hit the spot, but in an…read moreelevated way. The food is delicious and the service is great!

This is a teeny tiny place, but it's serving up some decent flavor for a decent price. The service…read morewas excellent- very sweet and on top of it. My favorite item was the almond joy bread pudding with heavy cream poured over it- one of the best things I have had in my mouth. I also really loved the burger, the bread was yeasty and delicious, I wish it had a little more ground beef in it. The meats were perfect with the house made mustard on top. Highly recommend!

Masha and the Bear is my go-to spot whenever I'm craving real Russian home cooking, and it never…read morelets me down. The borscht is the star: deep, rich flavor, tender grass-fed beef, and a generous portion served with sour cream, fresh garlic cloves, and a warm bread roll on the side. That's exactly how it should be done. The okroshka is just as good: cold, refreshing, perfectly balanced, and you can choose kvass or kefir. Portions are big enough that a bowl alone feels like a full meal. These two soups are my always-order dishes, no question. The vareniki are honestly super amazing too. Eleven soft potato dumplings with sour cream, comforting and filling. Prices are very fair for the portion size, and you can tell everything is made with care. The hospitality is warm and welcoming, the dining room is cozy with matryoshka dolls, a beautiful samovar, and classic Russian paintings on the walls, and the restrooms are clean, which says a lot about a place. Don't skip the dessert case either; the macarons and peach cookies look incredible. If you miss authentic Russian-style food or just want to try something new, this is the place. Open Tuesday through Sunday, 12 to 8, closed Mondays. Five stars, and I'll definitely be back soon for another bowl!

Everything was delicious, borscht, lentil soup, salads, syrniki, kompot…read more Super tasty food and big portions! Good service! Thank you!

After having the taste of Poland plate for lunch, I nearly bought soup and sausage to go... why,…read morenot because I was still hungry... it was just THAT good. A touch of sour cream added to the soup made it that much more special. The sausage had a beautiful snap & I'd lay money that I'll be craving this food in 2hrs & regret not buying some for the road!

I grew up eating mostly Asian foods- I'm new to Czech cuisine- I dug it! I liked how the sauces and…read moresour kraut balanced the heavy platter of the meets and cheese- i felt like i was digesting, not just full of meats and sides. Plus, the staff were very welcoming- like, they'd be a waitress David Lynch would hangout with. I didn't catch her name, but thank you for encouraging us to dip the puck in the cheese! You know what you're talking about. "I gotchu'-" she does. 3 adults were taken down in Game 7 Overtime. The platter of food was great, it had a nice sample of everything on the menu. We left with leftovers for a decent meal. The vibe was chill- fairly open seating. The decor was like a knight and hockey player opened a mess hall starring Czech cuisine: jerseys pinned up across the ceiling, huge wooden bar, barrel glass beer mugs, castle like mural,...pool tables and big screen tvs showing futbol and hockey. Good dive spot, esp for broadway.

I have been somewhat of a regular at Sobo 151 since this place opened over 20 years ago. I used to…read morehang out a lot with some Czech friends back then, so they were really excited when this place opened. That's when I got to know the place. It's had its seasons of ebb and flow as far as traffic, but it's remained a very consistent crowd of regulars. As they say, the more things change, the more they stay the same. There's something refreshing about that, when the world changes so much, so rapidly. As also happens, I don't "hang out" as much as I did in my younger years. But, I still visit and say hello on occasion. Whenever the first winter snap or snow hits for the season, I make a point to go in for the Chicken Paprika. It is a healthy serving and just warms the belly. If there's a Cowboys game on that's not televised locally, it's on my list for places to go to watch the game. And, of course, it's the only hockey bar in town and has been FOREVER. Otherwise, they have the same karaoke nights they've had for those with voices made for a microphone (not it). They still do bands on occasion, as well. It's always a good time. With the two patios (one heated in front and one in back), the main bar and the pool room, you're bound to find a seat next to a friendly face. It's a solid, enthusiastic crowd!

Super cool German pub with an extensive beer and food menu. I loved the haus baked pretzel with…read moreobatzda. The brats (classic and Rhein) were good but nothing too special. Portion sizes were huge, and it was nice tasting everything with the different house mustards. Environment was lovely and there was plenty of seating.

Fast service and so nice. Red Cabbage was to sweet and a LOT of clove. The sausage platter was…read moredelicious!! Big enough for two, needed more sauerkraut and the potato salad was not good. Potato's were really hard and not a-lot of flavor.