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Polonus Restaurant

3.7 (102 reviews)
ModeratePolish, Bars, Sandwiches

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Cucumbers in Sour Cream
Kitty K.

My grandpa used to love to eat here, it's traditional Polish food close to home! He loved the duck blood soup, I prefer the cabbage! The cucumber salad is so delicious, I eat so much! My favorites are the kluski, the potato pancakes, the pierogis, and the crepes! You can get something called the Polish Feast, it has a little bit of everything! It's low frills and super authentic. Everyone is super nice and makes you feel like family!

Joseph G.

We tried the fried kielbasa and pirogies. Portions of meat was small but very tasty. We also tried the pickle soup which was very good. Homemade bread with fresh butter was also a plus. Batters fries and don't forget to ask for the sour cream!. Service by Katie was excellent. Extremely clean restaurant. Ample off street parking . Ok meal of soup, two dinners fir $34 and change.

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Steve S.

The service was fast and friendly. Salads arrived first in short order. Soon after two perch dinners arrived. Very tasty and tender with good dumplings overflowing the plate. Six to eight pieces of perch deep fried to perfection. Large beer and wine choices as well. Polish themed food that's rib sticking good.

Duck Blood Soup
Rita G.

This place is known their pierogi and we probobly should have stuck to those. The pierogi and potato pancakes (polish latkas) were fantastic. The duck soup as my twelve year old said was "interesting but too ambitious ". The wienerschnitzel was too dry, the kielbasa and sauerkraut too bland. The cabbage rolls are too sweet... The place is very cute inside and has a lot of Polish memorabilia. If you like sweet wine, their cherry and honey wine is delicious. The staff is very friendly and accomodating but the place could use a good cleaning.

Fried pork chops and the hungry pole feast!
Lucy M.

This place is authentic and delicious! They played contemporary Polish music which really set the vibe. Along with all of the Polish decor all over the place. The food was tasty, home cooking. Lots of choices and large portions for the price. Only one lady working the front of house and she was busy! Impressive family style atmosphere. Looking forward to being regulars!

Polish platter with kielbasa and pierogi
Stephen H.

Polonus is one of the last remaining authentic Polish restaurants in Metro Detroit. At a time there were scores of them especially in Hamtramck and around Warrendale on the west side. Not anymore. There's a few on the west side, a few in Oakland County. I'm not sure about east side. The pierogi are good but small. They feature a platter dish, stuffed cabbage and city chicken. Dill pickel soup is not bad. Nalesniki was very good (jelly filled blintz dessert). Opened early 80's, close to downtown Wyandotte. Very festive inside. Lots of windows. Safe neighborhood. Lots of parking. Credit and cash. Overall the experience was good. I would absolutely go back. This is my number 3 in the area, Polish village in Hamtramck is my #2, Polish Cultural center (Wawel) in Troy is #1.

Cucumbers in Sour Cream
Ann B.

I've never had real polish food and my cousin dragged me here. She said it was the best that she's had even though she left Mi for the big Apple 20 years ago.

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Great authentic Polish cuisine. Highly recommended. City chicken is very good and so is the hungry Pole platter

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Always a good bet for Polish food. Pierogis and potato pancakes are always good. We will be back when that craving hits.

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Excellent service and delicious food. I had the sampler platter and it was so yummy. We will be back!

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Amazing Authentic Polish food! Home-made and fresh, huge portions ! Service is top notch, so friendly and personable

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Love love love this place. Real authentic polish food and great service. My favorite is their cucumbers & cream.

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This place is definitely worth a visit. It has all the best polish food and the atmosphere could not be better. Also very friendly people.

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4 years ago

The service is outstanding but the food leaves a lot to be desired. Did enjoy the Dill Pickle soup but the Potato Pancakes, not so much.

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