My daughter was home from college and I took her on my Saturday northern NJ food run. I decided on…read morelunch at Tatra Haus, my daughter hasn't had much Polish food and this place is great. Our waitress Olivia was friendly and professional, solid recommendations throughout the meal. We went with fried pierogi for an appetizer, absolutely divine! My daughter played it safe with the chicken cutlet and fries but she enjoyed it very much and said that the seasoning differed from an Italian cutlet. I took advantage of the weekend special and had the mountain dumplings with mushroom gravy and side of goulash. Certainly a heavy dish but it was outstanding! Couldn't pass up the pistachio cake for dessert! Place is so good, I'll have to keep bringing family members!

Tatra Haus is my go-to spot for Polish food. The restaurant strongly reminds me of Zakopane, with a…read moredistinctly Góralski atmosphere that I really enjoy. The food is generally good, though on occasion the quality can be a bit inconsistent, so that may be an area worth refining. The drinks are very good, especially their house-brewed Tatra beer. During the winter months, I highly recommend the Grzaniec. Overall, it's a pleasant place with a great ambiance and, in my opinion, the best Polish restaurant in the Tri-Borough area.

We had my uncles 60th birthday and it was a great time! Waitress and bartender were very kind and…read morefood was great! Everyone had a great time dancing and overall fun atmosphere.

The Wallington exchange was superb!! I held a family reunion at this venue, I picked the…read moreWallington Exchange because I like the private event atmosphere, only one party at a time is held here so you get to have the place to yourself. Mike and Agnes are the owners of this wonderful venue and they were exceptional in delivering excellent service, the food was amazing! The pirogies were absolutely delicious!!! I would definitely book my next event at this place . Thank you Agnes and Mike for making my celebration at your venue so special!!!

Amazing spot. 1)…read moreThe Polish platter (stuffed cabbage, kielbasa, and potato cheese pierogi) is a must get here. All the items were excellent. 2) Try the Blintzes, it is a not too sweet dessert, which is a perfect end to the meal. 3) The ambiance is very nice.

Been supporting them for years so I know what their pierogies normally taste like. Unfortunately…read moresomething has changed and they no longer taste the same. The filling and cookery was way off. Didn't taste good.

Stopped in on a rainy Saturday at around 2 and the place was pretty poppin. This was my first…read moreexperience at a Polish grocery store, so I didn't really know what to expect. They have everything here - produce, fresh kielbasa, household items, skincare, pastries, and hot foods just to name a few. The pastries are just kind of on a shelf out in the open, which didn't seem too sanitary (or the buffet for that matter) because the store is VERY tight and the aisles are narrow, so I could see it being easy to knock a hand into it, not to mention the conversations happening next to the cramped buffet station. We ended up ordering hot food from behind the counter since none of the buffet items appealed to us anyway. Nothing was labeled so you have to either know what you want, or guess what the food items are. Or if you want to roll the dice and just point, that works too. It seemed there was only one person behind the counter who spoke English but she was busy helping other customers. We ended up getting the stuffed cabbage. You can order the food by weight, or a dinner portion ($9) where you get an entree, potatoes (choose from 3 different styles) and a salad. We did the roasted potatoes and beet salad and both were great, especially the beet salad. The stuff cabbage was just okay. I thought stuffed cabbage was supposed to be mostly meat, but this one was mostly rice with a few specks of meat. We dug into some of it in the parking lot and it was already cold. I wouldn't order this again. Maybe we just didn't order the right thing. I do wish they had cooked kielbasa behind the hot food counter because I would have loved to try those. There's also a packaged cold food section (i.e. various salads, stews, and pierogies) you can bring home and heat up. I ended up getting a quart of half sour pickles to take home. I wouldn't mind giving this spot another try - possibly some of the kielbasa to throw on the grill at home. I don't know of many Polish grocery stores around, especially with such a variety, so I can see why it's so popular.

I'm not exactly Polish and do not speak the language, but I love this packed store, which I…read morediscovered after visiting its affiliate, the Pastrami Grill. On the right as you enter there is a section with all kinds of Polish dairy products, butter, farmer cheese, etc., herring and smoked fish. Continue and you come to a hot food bar, which is attended. So far we have tried the stuffed cabbage and the red cabbage, both very good. La Portena picked up a container of beef tripe soup. A bit salty, but very tender. Continue on, and you will come to a deli counter with many types of kielbasa, kabanosy, hams and all manner of Polish pork products. If you're like me, you'll want to find an English speaker, or you can just gesture. Prices are modest, quality is high. There's a large baked goods section as well. I'm always a little nervous about pastry items in these places, but the rye bread was excellent. The pastries look the part. Along the far wall, you'll find pierogies and the excellent pickles they also sell at the Pastrami Grill. As you wait to pay, you can peruse the selection of herbs, spices, and dried mushrooms. Unfortunately for me, the packaging is all in Polish. Check out is pretty efficient. Overall, I would say the store is friendlier than the Polish places I used to visit in Greenpoint, and it has become my favorite store of its type in the tri-state area. Recommended.

Fantastic Everything you need for happiness…read more Soup..is delicious. Great service. Options. Options.

Beyond done with this place. I have been there 12 times asking for chicken soup and everything I…read morego its a different day. They say Tuesday I go then they say Wednesday I go then they say Saturday I go and its not today next Saturday I go and its Tuesday. Absolutely ridiculous I'm done. Go to bratek in garfield at least they have it when they say.

As of January 25th, 2025, this business is CLOSED…read more We came in on the last day of business and the no longer had pierogis and were Colombian deli on the last day of business operations. Staff member didn't speak English. Someone come the kitchen came out to tell us they are permanently closing after today.

The counter help doesn't understand English too well, which is challenging…read more I find often they are out of many items. last night I had the potatoes and roasted garlic and they tasted like only potato, in the past most of what they had was good I don't know if it's new ownership, but I'll have to just wait and try another package. See what happens.

The best paczki in USA. Have been going since I was a little kid, no bakery better. Best Polish…read morebakery you will find.

Have tried several different Polish bakeries & this one(at least as far as babka goes) is by far…read morethe best. I get two of the 3 types Cheese & 7 sisters both very good. The 7 Sisters is very similar to the one Pechters used to make when they had an attached retail bakery for the public(which sadly closed for good during the pandemic) Other items were cheesecake(more like ricotta not two sweet & despite appearance it's surprisingly moist with a layer of chocolate icing), crystal sugar coated creme horns, layered apple cake & until the last couple of visits very good of all things Florentine Lace cookies(which originated from Italy or France depending on who you talk to). All items are fresh & last 5-7 days. Workers are always polite & even though all Polish do speak enough English to properly serve their non-Polish speaking customers. The bakery is very small so any specialty items I always order ahead. As far as the parking I would just park in the lot next door but on my last visit this past Xmas Eve there was a sign on the bakery door warning not to do that because you may get ticketed &/or towed. Fortunately, I was able to find a spot on the same block on the street. The lot as usual was less than 1/4 full so the town of Passaic needs to use their brains & realize making it harder for small business to succeed(especially one where the local clientele has changed drastically over the years) is only going to cost the town in the long run. At least during this visit the meters were covered so no worries about getting a parking ticket. I will continue to patronize this establishment as long as I can park within a block or two.

The best place for a cold cuts, very delicious and made with care. I highly recommend it.read more

Stepping into this deli is like stepping into the 80s/90s…read more. they have a little bit of everything and everything is priced great. I wanted a sandwich on rye but they didn't have any so the lady opened a bag of rye they were selling just to make my sandwich. My only issue is they don't have sandwich topping like lettuce tomato and mayo. Not a problem because I live close and just went home to add it. I tried their homemade goose liver liverworst. It was amazing and she loaded the bread up with it. Almost too much. We also tried their donuts and the soup. All were very good. Can't wait to go back.

The thoughtful visual elements enhance the space. This place has a scene that feels right. The…read moreservers and chefs both deliver outstanding quality. Employees are both pleasant and useful. I want to experience more of their menu soon.

I need to make this place a priority. This restaurant consistently performs well. The chef excels…read morewith interesting menu concepts. Their service approach was perfect. I plan to eat here again and tell friends about it.

I came here with friends on a snowy day over the holidays for some delicious pierogis. My friend…read morewanted to try this place as she passes by it a lot and the fruit / sweet pierogis were unique. Seating was minimal - they had about 2 tables with 4 chairs each and some stools and side seating. Ordering was quick and easy and they have different sets too. We ordered a bit of everything to share amongst us 4. Everything was delicious but I especially loved the kielbasa. the outer skin was so crisp and it was overall juicy when you bit down with enough flavor. We got the beet salad with it and the slight tartness of the beets really complements the whole meal. We noticed they were super busy with take out and phone orders. They also have a refrigerated section where you can buy frozen products to cook at home, and a small grocery section with regional snacks.

Cute little place with authentic tastes and smells coming out of the tiny kitchen!…read more We stopped by on Saturday. The store is set up as -- half polish grocer and half restaurant. There are several pierogi's to choose from as well as full plates, with sausage, salad and potato. My wife ordered 6 of the cheddar cheese pierogi (boiled) and I order 6 of the farmer cheese (fried). Both were served with sauerkraut and sour cream... and honestly each of them were awesome! After lunch, we grabbed some of the fresh pierogi's from the cooler to take home. Well worth it to take some togo for another meal. We will be back again -- and again...