Authentic Polish food and homey ambiance. This place is one of those local restaurants where you…read moreknow that someone's mom or grandma thoughtfully curated all the recipes. Polish trio dish was the perfect start to trying Polish food. I have never had Polish food so this appetizer was a great sampler of the classic peirogi, potato pancake, and sausage - all of these were a 5 out of 5. My favorite was the meat peirogi. Stuffed cabbage (golabki) was hearty (5 out of 5). The tomato sauce tasted simple and brought the dish together. It had good ratios. My favorite was the mashed potatoes because it tasted like it had no additives such as heavy cream, but rather just straight potatoes. Cucumber and dill salad was a refreshing side. It was nice having fresh vegetables to balance the heaviness of the appetizer and entree. The seating arrangement is quaint, which I liked. Our waitress was very nice and answered our questions well. Service was quick. Everything we ate was as if everything was made from scratch from whole foods with someone's home recipe. I would 100% go again and try out their other dishes.

Dear Anna, I know…read morethis review is from our Mother's Day visit, and I'm sorry I wasn't able to get it to you sooner. I wanted to make sure you received it because we have been coming to your restaurant for the past 12 years and have always appreciated both the food and the service. On Mother's Day, when my son asked where I would like to eat, my immediate answer was, "Anna's." Because we had other commitments that day, we decided to order carryout instead. Unfortunately, the meal was extremely disappointing. I hate to say that because we have always enjoyed your cooking, but the quality of the food that day was far below what we have come to expect from your restaurant. We ordered two orders of potato pancakes, stuffed cabbage, pierogi, two pork schnitzel entrées, a Polish Platter, cucumber and dill salad, and a Polish beer while waiting. With the tip included, our total was approximately $160. The potato pancakes barely tasted like potatoes and had very little seasoning. The stuffed cabbage was very small and bland for the price. The pierogi were acceptable, although $17.59 for six pieces seemed expensive. The pork schnitzels were dry, and the Polish Platter was particularly disappointing. The cabbage roll was again bland and undersized, the sauerkraut was watery and tasted canned, and the sausage was tough and burnt. The one item we truly enjoyed was the cucumber and dill salad, which was fresh and flavorful. I completely understand that Mother's Day is an especially busy day for restaurants, and I realize that may have contributed to the experience. Still, we have never received food of this quality from your restaurant before, which is why it was so surprising and disappointing. In the past, whenever we visited, you were always in the kitchen, and we consistently enjoyed your cooking. This experience felt very different and honestly made me wonder if someone else had prepared the food that day. I'm sharing this with you because we have supported your restaurant and enjoyed it for many years. We truly hope this was simply an off day and not a reflection of the quality you want your customers to receive. I wanted you, as the owner, to have the opportunity to know about our experience.

This place is so great. The pierogies are made there and have a great variety of different options…read more Traditional potato and onion, potato and cheese, but also sweet like blueberry and plum The potato pancakes here are my favorite and don't forget about the fresh Kabasa they have brought in consistently Top it off with super friendly, helpful service and you can go wrong here

I went back this week to this great Polish store to stock up for the upcoming holidays as well as…read moreto find something for dinner. Monica was again there to assist me with my purchases. She greeted me warmly as usual. Since I used to live in the Chicago-South Bend, IN area, I provided her a little garden flag from the Pierogi Festival I would attend when I was up in that area. She hung it proudly in her deli and thanked me for the gift. I thanked her for bringing authentic Polish food back into my life! I purchased the Polish kielbasa sausage again as well as the Polish ham. Both were exceptional the last time I purchased them. This time, I added frozen pierogies-one made with cheese and the other with sauerkraut. It reminded me of the pierogies my mom used to make, and I cannot wait to serve them for the holidays. I then asked Monica if she had any golabki (stuffed cabbage). She said, "I just made some fresh this morning." I purchased a package of three. I had two of them later that evening and they brought back great memories of my past. They were as good as babcia (grandmother) used to make! It's always fun and entertaining to stop in here and enjoy a laugh with Monica. If you want authentic Polish supplies, this is the place to go!

Hollerbach's German Restaurant is located on the East First Street in Sanford. This downtown area…read moreis walkable and filled with shops and restaurants. Though I think this is the centerpiece of the area. Sausages, Schniztel, Spaetzel, Sauerkraut and so much more!!!!! All the German specialty foods are well represented on Hollerbach's menu. Since my dining companion and I we trying to save room for the crème puff dessert in the Hollerbach's German Market around the corner, we elected to split a meal. Two sausages (there were 4 to choose from), saurkraut and we substitute the default side for spaetzel with brown gravy. The meal was plenty filling for two adults at lunch. We experienced excellent service. This restaurant was busy, but we never felt like we were dismissed or forgotten. I'm just sad we didn't try more of the menu. But we were saving room for dessert. I highly recommend Hollerbach's!!

First, if you want to come here, make a reservation. There WILL be a line out the door and around…read morethe corner, which we bypassed and was seated immediately because we had a reservation. The ambiance is very immersive. You are transported to a German countryside in the middle of Octoberfest. There is dancing, singing, games, beer, and community. I ordered the schnitzel with the gravy, and the pickled cabbage as my side and it was delicious. I ate everything on my plate and was fully satisfied. This place is not for the small eater on a diet. Come hungry, leave 10 pounds heavier with a food coma.

I wish there were more stars for me to give them. Firstly I'm just about as basic American slob as…read moreit gets, I've got hamburgers for bones and my blood is an ungodly mix of Pepsi and bud light. My point is I'm not the most worldly guy. These wonderful people opened their kitchen to us in a way I've never experienced. Granted their dining space was limited and it was unused and unlit when we arrived. But with merely a flick of a light switch and we were treated to a level of culinary excellence this poor soul has never had the privilege to experience before and worries aside from a return trip may never experience again. The owner treated us like family, asking questions kindly as we appeared to be undoctrinated with the food. Unbeknownst to him our matriarch was Russian, and of course she ordered for us. I have no doubt though that you could walk off the street with no Russian interpreter ( my wife) and still have a lovely time. The beef pilaf...I could eat this endlessly. The beef is so tender and amazingly seasoned, you can tell care is taken with the preparation. With it the rice and carrots are a wonderful medley of sweet and savory. Anyone who has had fresh pickles knows there's just no comparison to the mass produced kind, and lucky is they served the pilaf with beautiful slightly sour dill pickle slices. The blinchink with beef was a wonderfully crisp pocket of savory flavors and perfectly balanced with a playfully spicy sauce. The Olibia salad was light and flavorful but oh so satisfying, and my god the rye bread they brought with it would bring tears to your eyes just by it's lonesome. A wonderful side effect of such a smaller venue is the attention you get paid by the staff. Can we say czar for a day? Food was coming out constantly, we never had to ask for a single concession whether it be drink, silverware or food. And although ordinarily such quick service might cause one to concern themselves with pre-made food of lower quality, i can assure you it isn't the case here. Everything, and i mean everything, from the in house compote and kvotz to the samsa was of the highest quality and freshness as soon as it hit the table. You know how olive garden likes to say " when you're here you're family"? Meanwhile when you actually go it's just a dull eyed college kid half heartedly tapping your microwave order on an iPad. Well here you really are, the owner went so far out of his way to ensure our visit was excellent. I am saying this without alliteration, the man hugged me twice. If you want the best Russian food you've ever had and simultaneously meet some genuinely wonderful people, l highly suggest this restaurant.

I wish the man had explained the chocolate bars to me when I inquired about them. He said they're…read moreall good. I do not speak the language, can't read it, how would I know all the differences...? He seemed defensive or exasperated, dunno... he was nice when I ordered the food. The herring salad looked different from the previous owners. Theirs was fuchsia colored, & this one was lavender, different shape also, but tasted similar; I like it.

Cucumber salad like Oma made, apple beet salad, chicken schnitzel, and a perfect pilsner. Strudel…read moreif you find any space after those potato pancakes (and apples and sour cream of course). I miss them all! We had these and more in the long buffet at Biergarten, and all of us came up for a second round. Instead of snacking our way around the lake as we did I our last Epcot trip, we went all in for a sit down here, and it'll be lovely to return in a future Disney trip. If you have lunch, skip breakfast like we did so you can enjoy another plate (or two?) as everything is comfort food amazing. Band and table service aren't at the same times, alas, and the entire restaurant faces the stage so I imagine this must be a perfect Disney spot with the music. Though we weren't rushed, we were full long before the band began, so next time we'll try to have dinner here instead of lunch. Despite no music we had a feast, Michelle was pleasant and kind, and kept our drinks full, and the host and buffet staff were attentive and helpful. Music or not, this imagineered restaurant, night-set in yesteryear with a courtyard and trees, was a treat.

This was the last stop on our week long Disney vacation and could not have thought of a better way…read moreto wrap things up! I don't know how we swung it but we got front row to the stage seating! Amazing performances by the Alphorn and bell players! The music was so fun! The buffet had everything you could want from a German joint! Lots of sausage, pretzels, spätzle, bean salad, beer cheese dip and more! Giant beers, German music and great food! Felt like I was back in Munich and I loved every minute of it!

Absolutely AMAZING! The food at Dill Schnitzel was incredible, and Jennifer, our server, was…read morefantastic! She was so friendly, attentive, and made our experience even better. This is a small, family-owned restaurant, so there can sometimes be a wait--but trust me, the food and service are 100% worth waiting for! You can tell there is a lot of love and care put into everything they do. If you're in Daytona, definitely give Dill Schnitzel a try. You won't regret it!

We love to try new things, German/ Polish food on the beach was certainly new…read more We walked in and were greeted and seated immediatley. The server explained she was training a new person. This was his first night and was equally as good as the primary server, except he had to get help on a few questions we had that related to how to use certain sauces etc. And he got the help very quickly. We started with the pork belly. Fried crispy on the outside and still tender on the inside. It was served with what looked like marinara, but it had an amazing spice mixture in it. Spices as in seasoning, not heat. The best pork belly I have ever had, I could eat just this, and if I were alone it would be enough. We had a cup of hunters soup and polish mushroom soup. Both were very good. I would skip those next time to save room for other things, but only because I would rather eat other things. There were enough tables to seat quite a few people without overcrowding anyone. As a main course we decided to split the polish sampler. 2 potato pancakes, 2 cabbage rolls, 8 perogies and a polish sausage. We didn't know how big the sausage would be so we ordered a side, we did not need it. There was so much food, we did not finish it all and my wife had some for lunch the next day, and still there was leftovers. The place is hidden in a 3 story shopping center, but well worth looking for.

Hollerbach's German Market is an absolute delight in Sanford, Florida!…read more My dining companion and I initially went to the Hollerbach's German Restaurant for lunch. When we realized there was a clothier (separate) and market, we were in! Both the clothier and market have separate store entrances and are distinct in their offerings. The clothier has hats, ornaments, Knick knacks and all sorts of clothing including everything you need to be kitted out for Octoberfest! The market is so worth stopping at. They offer deli sandwiches and baked goods in a counter service fashion, different than the sit down meals at their restaurant. There's also a lovely wine and beer area that is well stocked ! Get the crème puff. It's light and airy and perfect to be shared. There are so many candies, cookies, sweets and essential German products that you'll want to take one of everything home. They have the widest selection of Haribo products I have ever seen in one place. The merchandising makes everything just so appealing. I encourage anyone in the area to stop by.

I absolutely love this German market!!! I go here every time I am in the area and always leave…read moretrying something new! The shop has so much different German food to try and everything I've ever gotten has been awesome. The cashiers are always super friendly and it's a little market so it can get busy like any grocery store can. They have a huge variety of different German products! I highly recommend checking this place out!

The inside is very small, and there are only a few tables to sit, but I love how cozy it is and how…read morefun the decorations are. I felt like I was stepping into a European pub. You order at the counter and then they bring it to you. There was only one man working behind the counter doing everything. He was super nice and very helpful in giving recommendations. Kudos to him for doing it all and making sure food got out in a timely manner. They have one German beer on draft, the Bitberger. Very light, delicious German beer. They have a good selection of bottles and cans too, and a few wine options. I ordered a Dukas flatbread. It sounded so different and interesting, and it certainly was. It was messy and fun, and very tasty. My only critique: I just wanted more bratwurst, and a bit more toppings overall. My friend got the Die Behrens. I usually don't like schnitzel, but I had a bit and thought the combo of flavors was pretty good. I really want to go back to try their house-made pastrami sandwich so I will certainly be returning soon.

Pastrami- I've been looking for a really good pastrami, now I've found it!! I had mine on Sourdough…read morePretzel- holy smokes best pretzel w/ spicy beer batter dip I've ever had. I'll definitely be back!!

My wife and I took our visiting youngest daughter from Texas here for a wonderful Polish evening…read moredinner. Tuesday evening at 5:30 was without issue for the three of us. At 6:00 a group of six came in. So not at all crowded. We have had family get-togethers here in the past. Service is always excellent. Ambiance is clean and well maintained with ample space for just two for a cozy dinner and also for large family gatherings. There is a nice, limited menu with enough options for various Polish dishes. The food presentation is very pleasing to the eyes. The portions are large and tasty. One of the must try dishes is the Dill pickle soup. Don't let the name scare you. Each of us had a different entree and all three were exceptionally prepared and very pleasing to the pallet. Salt and Sweet is one of Melbourne's best options for a nice dinner out. My wife and daughter each had a glass of wine with their meals and the three of us ate a wonderful, filling evening dinner for just over $100. It was exceptional food for that price. This is definitely a return to restaurant choice in Melbourne.

Having just returned from Poland we were excited to try a local spot like this…read more We went and lunch and there was a party of 20 and we thought OH NO!! but our waitress was on it and the kitchen did a great job getting our order our amongst all of their orders. We had the sampler and the chicken entrees. Both were delicious. I really enjoyed the chicken with the sliced peaches on the top and the cranberry compote. The sampler had a sausage, perogis, potatoes and stuffed cabbage. All very good and legit flavors compared to the mother land of Poland. A hidden gem. Shoosh don't tell too many people. But do tell a few...

Great food and service. Good people. I got the beer brat and the jalapeño cheddar brat With…read moregrilled onions. Delicious.

I have been visiting NSB since1979. Breaker's on the beach is still there and the food is still…read moregreat beach food. The shops on Flagler still quaint. Beach and ocean view is great. Will be back