Dobra! Good homestyle Polish food. I wish I had taken pictures. The best city chicken( pork…read moreskewers breaded and baked). Amazing Greek salad, fabulous wings and ribs. Local food, done well. Very tasty! The potato wedges were very yummy too!

While visiting my parents here in NY I somehow ended up at yalls Polish Festival with my friend…read moreKelly who is very proud of her polish heritage. I honestly wasn't sure what I was getting myself into when she told me that she had ordered us squirt guns and that the girls were supposed to spray they boys and a supposed to get the girls with pussy willows. Sadly, the squirt guns did not arrive from Amazon before we left the house for the event bc no one else had squirt gums when we're got there a little after 5:00pm, I did however see some people with pussy willows. The set and flow to order and pick up food went very smoothly. My friend got a platter and I opted for 6 pirogies and a side of kielbasa and a ticket for water or soda. If they had listed the beer/wine options in the tent where we purchased the food tickets, I may have spent the money on an alcoholic drink. I did like that they had the schedule posted and for the most part they stuck to it. There was a decent amount of people there but it didn't feel too crowded. We got our food and sat at a high top table right on the front porch which allowed for conversation while still people watching. The food was really good, probably the best pirogies I e ever had to be honest! We listened to a few songs from the band but the pirogi eating contest was quite the sight! I do wish that the women running/coordinating the contest didn't use a microphone. I think it would have been a bit more polished if they were able to announce the rules and then learn about each of the participants and then announce, honor and present the prizes to the winners. I had a prime view and captured a number of photos of the pirogi eating contest.

Really 4.5 stars, very cute store downstairs, dinning upstairs. Nice pierogies, stuffed cabagge…read morejust ok. Lots of vegan/vegetarian options. I wanted to try the vegan goulash but they were out so I'll have to come back. Service was attentive and everything came out quickly.

A cute family owned European deli shop that also offers some small grocery items. They may also…read moreoffer hot plates as a special. When I've gone, they've had the perogies as a special and you can order 10 ready to eat perogies for $5.30 that comes with sour cream. It's a consistent good buy if you want to grab something quick. You can also buy them frozen from what Ive seen in the freezers there are bags of perogies. I've tried the smoked sausage, as well as the potato pancake and was not disappointed. They also have cakes (haven't tried yet but they look great). Overall great local deli! Would recommend for people in the area to check out.

Opened a few weeks ago so I was in the area today and popped in. Picked up some pączki (polish…read moredonuts) for the wife. These are available weekly Thursdays only ,sometimes Friday. There is a nice selection of polish sausage as well as deli meats. Also available are some sweet and savoury dishes for takeout as well as this is not a restaurant. Cabbage rolls were also bought for dinner tonight and I'm sure they will be excellent. The wife gives 2 thumbs up for the plum donuts. Prices are reasonable and the staff is very pleasant. We will return very soon.

This place came across my search, in Polish bakeries, when I was in Rochester last weekend. As…read moreothers stated, a true hidden gem for a Polish/Ukraine authentic unique items at reasonable prices. The little store sold, bread, jellies, candy , crackers, beer, pickles, Polish cards in Polish, and a meat counter. Friendly staff, quiter, non rushed shopping experience to look around and purchase items, you don't usually find. I'll definitely come back when in town again.

We went there for some Napoleon cake. The market also has tons of Eastern European treats, meats,…read morespreads, etc. The guy in the front desk is awesome!!

INCREDIBLE homemade Polish food! Read my review here:…read morehttp://shwagirl.blogspot.ca xoxoxoxo

God food. Polka Buzz comes often with televised dancers and music. Great family restaurant…read more Always accomodating.

Highly recommended by the locals. Make a reservation, staffing was limited so there was a wait. To…read morepass the time we went to the bar and had a drink. I had a polish mule which was delicious. Cool decor inside that gave it an upscale feel. Calamari was delicious and there was plenty for the table. the soup was the star of the show. AMAZING FLAVOR! I had the Polish sampler which had a cabbage roll, sausage, pierogi and potato's, all were so so good. If you like polish fare, you cant miss this spot if you are ever in the area. Away from the falls, so very reasonable prices without the tourist atmosphere.

Service is outstanding. They go above and beyond to be sure you have everything you need…read more Came for breakfast. Best potato pancakes in WNY. Delicious too They offer a wide breakfast menu to please anyone. You must try this gem

Had lunch here with friends. My last visit to Polush Villa was at their other location which is now…read moreclosed. I guess it's been a while. Both friends ordered meals. One ordered pork chops and the other meat loaf, both served with a potato pancake & cabbage. I didn't catch what the actual dish was. I had one goal, a plate of potato pancakes. They were good but not exactly what I expected which was grated potatoes. These seemed.closer to mashed potatoes. Maybe over mixed? Also I received 1 small tube of sour cream, certainly not enough for four potato pancakes since they'd give you the same for one. My friends appeared to enjoy their meals. A bit disappointed but I'll still go back since they're definitely the place to go to get good authentic polish food. Next time it'll be pierogi and kielbasa! 2025-91

The best Polish Food in Oshawa. We've gone frequently to pickup food on the weekends. Please…read morecontinue offering this quality of food. 5 Star rating

Stumbled across this little hall one day years ago, upon entering had the nostrils not picked up on…read morethe decadent aromas wafting from below I would have thought I was in the wrong place. Once I landed downstairs I was treated to a wonderfully simple yet mouth watering menu. First time there I had sausage and sauerkraut and Flaczki which I hadn't had since my mother made it last time in 1982 what a treat! The sausage... never in all the years of eating all manor of sausage did I experience anything so tasty! The meal was served up by three delightful experienced ladies and in conversation with them I discovered that one of these ladies once babysat a girl I went out with years ago. An absolute "must visit" every time I go back to Oshawa when on business.

4/5 for brunch at Sto Lat!…read more Service was amazing. Our waitress was very attentive and she helped us with menu options and checked on a few accommodations that we requested which was really great. They had a DJ playing music which was enjoyable but it did make it a bit loud for trying to talk with our party, but overall it was still fun. Food was great! They have a few polish options and some other dishes that are more traditional breakfast options like the breakfast pizza or steak and eggs. The patio is really cute and it was too cold to sit out there today but I would come back and try to done outside. 4/5 overall!

Imagine waiting 45 minutes for food, and during that time you notice that almost every time the…read morewaitress delivered food to other tables, that she was being sent back to the kitchen. In several instances, food was being brought out for only some people at a time for a few tables. Then by the time mine comes (and I'm starving btw), it's almost completely different than what was described on the menu, and even worse, the waitress didn't realize?! I ordered the Sto lat omelette because I'm Polish and love the flavor combinations of farmers cheese, sour cream and dill. Here's how the menu described it: "smoked kielbasa, bacon, farmers cheese, tomato, caramelized onion, mushroom sauce, sour cream, dill" What I actually got was an omelette with cheddar instead of farmers cheese, and no sour cream or dill. The added home fries and ketchup were a nice surprise though. When I made the waitress aware that this seems to be a different omelette than described on the menu, she said "there's only one omelette on the menu". I pointed out the swapped cheese and missing ingredients, and she asked if I wanted the kitchen to remake it, or just bring me the missing items. I said I'd be fine with being brought the missing items. So they brought me out a dill sauce (?), and sour cream (no farmers cheese). Then charged us full price, no apology. While I enjoyed the different omelette they brought, I was disappointed to miss out on the Polish flavors I was looking forward to. While the atmosphere is cool and maybe a drink at the bar would be fine, I absolutely will never come back for food.

The pierogies are incredible. Just as my grandmother would make. the schnitzel was great along…read moreside. even though the restaurant experience is always appreciated I can always pick up pierogies to go.

We visited Cafe Polonez with a big group (6 adults, 1 teen, 1 pre-teen) on a Friday evening and it…read morewas packed! The smallish restaurant was bustling and the ambience was cozy. Street parking was reasonably easy to find. We were seated way back in the restaurant and the seating was a little uncomfortable as our table was set up right next to the bar (but way too close to the bar, because our table was long) and other patrons had to constantly shimmy through a small gap between our table and the bar to get to the washrooms downstairs. Not great. We ordered a family style meals to share (combo for 2 and a combo for 4) and the amount of food that came out was probably enough to feed 10 very hungry adults. Definitely do not indulge on the bread basket that comes before the meal, because you will need to save room for the main event. The massive platters came loaded with pierogies, 2 different types of cabbage rolls (my favs!), schnitzels, and various condiments (?) of cooked beets, carrots, cabbages...etc. We were first served 1 different soups; white borscht and beet soup and both were tasty. The meat dumplings in the beet soup balanced out the sweetness of the broth and it worked well. I personally preferred the white borscht which was perfectly sour and a slightly over-powering sausage taste. The refreshing cucumber salad with dill in sour cream was a great accompaniment to somewhat heavy tasting meal. The hunters stew was a hearty bowl of tender morsels of meat, potato dumplings in a well balanced tomato based sauce. Although most of our food was great, we found the cabbage rolls (the traditional tomato version) and the schnitzels too dry. And along with the issue of having to deal with people constantly brushing by, I am taking away 2 stars. I may revisit Cafe Polonez if I'm back in the area, but not in a huge rush either.