Had a great time! Food was delicious and Artur took great care of us. We would definitely make the…read moredrive back

The owner was busting his butt and having fun even though I'm sure it was a long day. The place was…read morepacked and we did have to wait about 15 minutes for a table but we used the time to take in the authentic decor and spy on people's dishes as they were served. For someone like me who has difficulty choosing from a menu, this was a good spot because the offerings were pretty straightforward and all looked amazing. We started with the pierogies which likely are not made insight but he said were handmade somewhere. I wouldn't get them again. They were pretty standard and not with the $$ we paid. Although there was an abundance of sour cream on the side. I had the chicken paprikas as my main dish, as did a friend. It was plentiful but needed salt, in my opinion, as I love things a bit salty. Loved the texture of the homemade noodles. My husband had the stuffed cabbage and it was also plentiful, as others have described. Very hearty! The crepes were tasty - go for the apricot! Probably the most flavorful part of the night! It's a neat spot to try and the owner was fun!

My wife and I stopped by while in town doing some work. We are so glad that we stopped here!…read more My wife had the beef goulash and I had the jaeger snitzle. We also had a side of red cabbage and the beets. The meal was delicious, the atmosphere is very quaint, and the service made you feel as though you were family. I wish this restaurant was local to me. Thank you!!

My wife and I wanted German food for Valentine's Day. Parking is a trick in this section of…read moreTrenton. The neighborhood appears sketchy, but didn't feel unsafe. The place opened at 5 and we arrived for our 6pm reservation. Unfortunately we waited a half hour for our table. The thing we noticed was that the staff looked really grumpy and they'd been open a little over an hour. I got sauerbraten and it was very good. My wife got the schnitzel. It could have used another minute or two to crisp up the breading. Come here for the food, not necessarily the service.

My sister took me here because she lives in the area and has gotten take out food previously. We…read morewalked into a deli/restaurant that was very quaintly decorated with the Polish flag, wooden carvings, decor and family photos that could have been from our own family. The hostess seated us near the fireplace on a very cold day and we enjoyed the warmth. The menu is very vast, from appetizers, soups, salads, sandwiches and full dinners. The variety of pierogi is amazing! I chose the 4+4+4 platter that lets you choose a few of three different kinds of pierogi. I chose the potato and cheese, cabbage and the mushroom and cabbage ones. We were shown a dish going to a table next to us - a special - "Polish lasagna" - that we ordered. The soup of the day was pickle soup - and we each tried a bowl. It was a hearty broth with small pieces of pork, carrots and potatoes flavored with some dill, very tasty. We had enough to take home for the next two days for lunch or dinner. Even though we were advised that they only had one person cooking in the kitchen, our meals were served quickly. It was a very enjoyable experience that brought back memories of our Polish family Sunday gatherings from our youth.

Very good Polish food. Surprised to find this place out of the way. Took some desserts to go and…read morethey were also very good.

As we sat down, I was first struck by how quiet it was in the middle of a dinner service, then by…read morehow warm and inviting the interior was, and surprisingly so. Granted it wasn't chockers, service was quick and attentive and we got complimentary warm bread with three spreads in no time after putting our order in. Since I wasn't too hungry, we only ordered the walnut crusted cod to share. The food came out quickly. The cod was tender but the beurre blanc sauce just didn't add anything to the dish, which is a shame. The steamed fresh veggies (carrots and broccoli) were spot on and the mashed potato was nice. It was already getting dark outside by the time we arrived so we didn't take full advantage of the lake view, so that'll be another reason to go back. This looks like a family owned business which I have a soft spot for. I hope they continue to improve/innovate and stay open for many more years.

Delicious food! Great service! Such a pleasant atmosphere ! We will be back! So glad to see it…read moreopen every day!

Hirs Sausage relocated to Largo, FL earlier this year, and opened up a brick & mortar shop. Sucks…read moreto lose my favorite local cured & smoked meats purveyor, but I'm happy for their well-earned success and for their new storefront. I was looking forward to "the Hungarian sausage master" Jozsef Hirs' brief return to the Hungarian Christmas Market in New Brunswick NJ earlier this December, but due to their popularity and loyal area fan base (not only was there a long line throughout the day, as they were by FAR the most popular merchant, but I'm told a line had already formed a half hour before the market even opened!), the products we came for - I live for their applewood smoked bacon - were unfortunately already sold out by early afternoon. We had to be content with another type of bacon and some semi-dried salami. Anyway, Florida, enjoy your traditional home-crafted pork products and kolbász. The Garden State's loss is the Sunshine State's gain! They do still deliver nationwide, however, and may make the occasional special appearance back up the east coast, so watch this space.

As the name applies, they specialize in sausages. We're not talking about your Johnsonville Brotz!…read moreWe're talking a great variety of dry sausages, summer sausages loaf sausages, and the list goes on. Most of them are Hungarian based which puts you in the central European areas of Germany as well that are known for their sausages. Additionally, they have lots of dry goods, some great German beer and amazing desserts. I took home a dry spicy salami and a slice of apple strudel. They were both delicious. Note that it is all takeout as you would expect from a market.

Josh. Was very helpful and attentive. (Our server). I have not dined here for years…read more This place offers traditional "German" foods along with a plethora of menu options - beer and dessert specialties. It's easy to forget you're dining inside a mall. Definitely will revisit soon!

Love Dunderbak's. Great German food. Small selection of good German beers and packaged foods. We…read morelove their sauerkraut and doggies. Great service and atmosphere

wonderful Polish Food and great staff. Everything you need for Holidays and family gatheringsread more

Absolutely the best place for Polish and Eastern European food and groceries. Staff speaks both…read morePolish and English. They're all super friendly and efficient. There's prepared hot food, groceries (mmm European chocolate), cold foods, deli, cakes, fresh breads, beauty products and even some home items like tablecloths, candles and decor. Depending on the season, they'll have seasonal decor as well (Easter baskets, egg dying kits, egg wraps for Easter Eggs, Christmas candles, grave candles, oplatek, etc.)

Best Schnitzel and Spaetzle in the area!!! Music on weekends, too! It is ALWAYS a great time…read morethere, and wonderful food and drinks!

So first off, I held off coming as it formerly was a biker bar, and still has times when the bikers…read morepull in. But I'm glad I finally dropped in. The workers are very nice people. It was about 5pm on a Saturday, nice September day. Some people were eating outside, while we were inside. So what got me in was the German food. We love it. Got a full sampling. The pretzel was good, although some other German restaurants may serve a larger one, it was still good, with German mustard and cheese dip. The schnitzel was great, although I couldn't taste much different between the chicken and pork. The sides were good, can't go wrong. Make sure you save room for dessert, they're all wonderful. I would even go there just for dessert.

Make the trip! Stopped by on a whim and was so impressed. The owner found us a table even though…read morethe place was booked out all of Saturday night. Had a great meal and amazing perogi. Connected with the FAMILY OWNED and FAMILY RUN staff over our heritage--celebrated with complementary lemoncello shots. You must check out this local cultural oasis given the chance. Im trying to figure out when I can return.

How is this place not packed, it does look like fine dining from the door but prices are…read morereasonable. The restaurant is small but deep, so plenty of space but could be loud. The Hungarian style potato cake and beef goulash was awesome with crispy potato cake filled with beef goulash, the gravy wish so good I did not even need the meat. The table water had lemon slices and mint and was very good. I would skip the iced tea and stick with water. Overall very good food. Encourage you to try this place and support local.