Just when I was craving my Mommy's Polish pierogi! Came to Cafe Polonia and was totally satisfied. Their pierogi were very good and Hungarian Pancake was probably one of the best I've ever had. It's a small, cute place with a nice charm. They also serve good variety of Polish beer. Will definitely be back. Thank you! read more

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I came in the late afternoon for a lunch. The place was only half full but the young waiter had a hard time keeping up with attending to us on some of the basics, such as giving us water and making any kind of recommendation Here is what we had: Polish Plate - Tradition polish plate. I really liked the flavor combination Potato Pancake - Almost like a big hash brown if you've never had one before read more

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Great cafe to enjoy good polish food highly recommended great service good prices on menu. polish plate was amazing so delicious

Delicious authentic Polish food. You can't go wrong here. The Polish plate was a hit. Loved it.

I have very high standards for Polish food, and I was very skeptical about going to a Polish restaurant because I always feel like I do it better at home - but I was pleasantly surprised. The staff was friendly and décor reminds me of restaurants in the Polish mountains. If you do not eat Polish food often, here is my recommendation: Gypsy Pancake - this is my personal favorite, especially during fall and winter. Pierogies - all of them were good. No complaints. Sausages and stuffed cabbage - ehhh,...they were alright. I had to remind myself that with cabbage stuffing, you have to mellow down flavors sometimes, to please the masses. It was still good, don't get me wrong. I am a bit overcritical because I grew up in Poland. If you are going to order some kielbasa, make sure you get it with mustard and horseradish. Poland has some killerrrrr mustard (especially spicy). Herring Fillet in Oil - I would only recommend it if you already have had pickled herring. This is very authentic way to eat it, and normally there are ways to ease people into these types of things . In my opinion, tomato/chili oil/vinegar based (śledzie w sosie pomidorowym na ostro) is easier to get into for noobs . Make sure you get some Polish beer. Warka and Żywiec are my personal faves. I wish they had Lech. Place is solid. I will be back and I would definitely recommend it to others. read more

Good authentic food, friendly service. Would go back next time we are in town. Pierogis were very good.

Great Polish restaurant with amazing food. Try their Polish Plate for a variety of treats. read more

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THE BEST Polish food I ever had!! We ordered potato pancakes, potato dumplings and polish plate (sausage, meat loaf, pierogi). All of the dishes were fabulous!! If we lived in Boston, we would definitely come here every week!! The waiter was super friendly and the restaurant was well maintained. read more

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Wonderful place. A hidden gem. It reminded me European cafes (of course, you will say, it is Polish..). The cute atmosphere (wooden design, bunches of wheat on walls, ethnic pieces of decor) - it is so adorable. I wouldn't change a thing in this place! The guy was by himself serving all tables (I guess, the waitress didn't show up), and he was really good and fast, and apologized many times with a smile (which was not needed actually, because everything was perfect). It was already packed when we came, with 1 table just emptied for us. And customers kept coming and coming nonstop, and there were not enough tables for sitting. We ordered traditional dish (polish potatoes pancakes with a cup of goulyash, sour pickles soup, breaded mushrooms) and beer Tyske. Loved it all except for mushrooms. That was enough for 2 of us. We don't eat a lot (we eat less than typical american restaurant plate) Please note that the beer size is larger than regular american beer size, so we shared. The taste was great, you could feel the liveliness of it. The bill was 40$. It is great to have that kind of place for diversity reason. I literally felt flashback (being back in Eastern Europe). And I wish there were more of those kind of cafes/restaurants in Boston. That's what makes Boston special. read more

Cafe Polonia - Polish Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

I had the Kielbasa & Hunter Stew plate. It was great. The stew was incredibly flavorful. Topped it off with the apple crisp with vanilla ice cream & whipped cream. Fabulous. This is a great little Polish restaurant. Give it a try. read more

Cafe Polonia - Polish Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

Located in the Polish Triangle in South Boston, Cafe Polonia has some of the best food offering for Polish cuisine. Guy Fieri once visited the shop back in 2014 and raved about it. It's a small mom & pop shop that has 10 tables or so. The waitress is always very kind. They have a few beers local to Poland, too. The sour pickle soup is incredible. The dill pops throughout the entire soup, but it's a cloudy looking green that stays sour to outweigh all of the dill. The pierogi are delicious and very filling. I'd recommend going with the cabbage and mushroom filled. The smoked kielbasa plate is delicious and filling and the mustard that goes with the sausage is spicy and a perfect addition to the plate. The golabki (stuffed cabbage) is a good size as well and the filling is a perfect consistency with a thicker tomato sauce on the outsize that adds to the flavor. Big fan of this spot, especially if you love Polish food. read more

This is such a hidden treasure of southie. My first time having Polish food, and I love it. We went on a rainy Sunday afternoon, the perfect weather for heart warming dishes like potato pancakes, goulash, and pierogis. Food was amazing, and our waitresses were so friendly and attentive! Feels very authentic and has a great, cozy atmosphere. Deserts look amazing, but we were so full - definitely going to have to come back :) read more

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Cozy atmosphere, friendly vibes, and good food! We got the borscht and potato pancake - had to ask the server for recommendations because we were not familiar with Polish food. Impressive reading the reviews on the wall. read more

Great little spot with polish cuisine and drafts ! I trued some apps and had a beer was a little taste of Poland !

Had to wait a half hour for a table, but well worth the wait. Started with kielbasa and potato pancake appetizers. Delicious. Followed with beet soup and waiter brought us a complementary cup of pickle soup since we were newbies and unfamiliar with polish cuisine. Three of us shared all of this and two Polish plates of Kielbasa, sauerkraut, pierogis, and galumpki (cabbage roll). Very good. Ended with cheese crepe and apple crisp. All that and a bottle of Cabernet for $118. Will make this a frequent stop on our trips to Boston. read more

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Had a wonderful dinner here tonight! We ordered the traditional potato pancakes to start. Two of us ordered the Polish Plate, one ordered the breast of duck and one ordered the pork loin in mushroom sauce. EVERYTHING WAS ABSOLUTELY DELICIOUS and Jacob, our server was a pleasure. We will be back soon. Thank you Cafe Polonia! read more

Cafe Polonia is the only Polish restaurant I've been able to find in Boston. I have been several times and have always been completely satisfied with the food, service, and atmosphere. I consistently get the Polish platter with cabbage pierogies. It is too much food for one sitting so I always take some home. Cafe Polonia is incredibly authentic. If you are looking for quility Polish food in a great atmosohere you've found it. read more

Was super excited to try this place since I'm only in town briefly. Ordered cheese and potato pierogis to go. I was given cabbage and mushroom (didn't realize till got home and bit into it). I have a mushroom allergy so that's $15 in the trash. And I tipped really well too considering it was to go. I can't speak to the quality of the food. Bummer since I'm sure this would be a 5-star review if I could have tried the food. :( read more

Great Pirogi and cabbage rolls. Love the food here. Unassuming looking place, but great food.

Where do I begin? I enter the restaurant with a friend we're greeted by a very polite man from the kitchen asking if we are here to eat. We said yes and he said: "please sit, I will call the waitress." In less than two minutes the waitress arrives with menus and water. The beer selection here is fantastic, Hevelius is recommended. The food arrived to our table shortly after being ordered. I've never waited long for their food but I would gladly wait for an extended because of how delicious the food is. I've gotten the polish plate 3 times and the gypsy pancake once. Everything tastes so phenomenal. It's unlike anything I've had before. It's very easy to ignore the salt and pepper shakers on the table because the food is so perfectly seasoned. The gentleman from the kitchen asked me how the food wad and the waitress asked as well. They truly want to make sure you enjoy your experience with them. If you have any room left for food after the generous sized portions, get the chocolate cake on their desert menu. I plan to continue to visit this place as often as possible. Thank you Cafe Polonia. read more

Very warm and inviting place, the food is overall very good. One star off as the pierogi are just ok. Homemade is usually thinner and more delicate, was also craving that buttery mushroom and sauerkraut taste but it didn't quite hit. But I really enjoyed the house salad and borscht and other times the polish plate. It's definitely worth the trip. read more

This charming little cafe in a Polish neighborhood in Dorchester was just delightful. We went for lunch and tried all of the specialties...pierogis, potato pancakes, sauerkraut and more. There were families who looked like regulars, couples who seemed to be neighbors and singles looking for a warm delicious soup. We definitely will be back. If you are looking for a delicious, authentic Polish meal, don't miss this! read more

YAAAAAAAAAS. Lard with bacon for my bread? Pierogis? Keilbasa? potato pancakes? One of everything please! This place is my jam. The service is so friendly and despite being tiny, both times I have been we did not have to wait. The mushroom sauce on the pork meal was to friggin die for! read more

Best Polish food I've had in Boston, hands down. From the outside it looks like a diner to me, but on the inside it's a small, 5-6 table restaurant done up in a lot of heavy wood decor and nicely decorated. Our waiter looked and sounded like a Polish version of Gerard Depardieu. Which is a good thing. He was incredibly sweet and friendly. We ordered kielbasa and cabbage stew and potato pancakes. I ordered the potato pancakes because I say yes to carbs whenever presented. There were 4 hand-size potato pancakes all neatly and perfectly cooked with just the right amount of crisp and a delicious flavorful soft center. Really great. They come with sour cream and a chunky apple sauce which was delicious but not very plentiful. (I'm sure the waiter would have given me more if I had asked.) The pancakes were fine on their own though. This is not a mark against them by any means, but they were pretty greasy. In a delicious way. I would definitely order them again as an appetizer but a whole meal of them was a bit much. Not that that stopped me from eating them all. The kielbasa looked as good as it tasted. It had fancy little criss-cross cuts in it and was juicy and flavorful and just damn good. The bigos (aka hunter's stew, aka cabbage stew) was not a stew at all but a pile of soft delicious cabbage with a sour tang that was the perfect compliment to the kielbasa. I'm not doing a very good job of explaining it, but trust me on this, you'll want to try it. We went the extra mile and got the chocolate babka cake which is basically a lava cake. It was delicious, but it wasn't the best I've ever had. Totally worth it if you're craving some chocolate though, nothing bad to say about it. The plating on everything we got was exquisite and made me feel like I was in a much fancier place. Despite that, our food came out really quickly, probably only 10-15 minutes after we ordered it. It was also pretty cheap. Both of our meals were only $12, and with the dessert and a soda, the total was about $35. Value, people! I have to go back to try the pierogis.... read more

This is one of the best restaurant experiences I've had in a while, it has all the European hospitality we need more of around here. There were 3 of us and we decided to order a few things and share them. Our server, who I also think was the owner was so great. He was very attentive, and genuinely cared about our experience and if we enjoyed everything. We started off with the Kielbasa twists, which were fresh and tasty. for our meals we shared the pierogis, stuffed cabbage and potato pancakes. The pierogis were definitely the highlight of my meal even though everything was good. These are one of my favorite foods and this could have been the best I've ever had. We were so full and satisfied but couldn't say no to a molten chocolate cake. I regret nothing about this. Such a cute restaurant, great service and food that's out of this world. Check it out!! read more

Meat! Boy, I do like my meat and Cafe Polonia serves this up in spades. It's a small place so make reservations or be prepared to wait if need be. It was fairly apparent that this little restaurant's reputation had proceeded itself with only our reserved table being available at 7:30. Decor had lots of wood of the pine variety. The rafters, tables, chairs were all made of pine. But never mind the decor, it's the food that you're after here. To begin you have your bread with lard and bacon bits for a spread. This reminded me of when my mom would cook bacon and pour the fat into a jar to be used for later. This is exactly what the spread was. Not for me, but if you need some extra cushion for whatever, be my guest. I had a taste of the salmon potato pancake for an appetizer. Two potato pancakes with smoked salmon on top and dollops of sour cream, mmm, very good. I then had the Polish plate which includes stuffed cabbage, pierogi, and grilled kielbasa. The kielbasa was great, not salty like Hillshire Farms. Pierogi was good and the stuffed cabbage was excellent. I don't usually like cabbage but this I like (probably had to do with the meat stuffed in it). I still had room for dessert so I tried a cheese blintz and it was tasty as well. Although the food isn't fine dining the presentation of each dish was excellent. I also had a traditional Polish beer called Zywiec. As another patron yelled over its between a Budweiser and Stella Atrois. Yes, quite the range, but it's true. It even has a correct temperature indicator in the back which reminded me of Coors (lame), nonetheless it was good enough. Considering there was only one server, she handled things very well with several dining parties and two of them large (ours being five and another with ten). It was only toward the end when we were waiting for our bill it was a bit lacking. She was on the phone taking a break, which was understandable, but even after asking for the bill, she stayed on her phone for another ten minutes or so. Overall a great dining experience for some authentic Polish cuisine. Definitely a solid four stars. read more

So delicious. I felt like I was back home at Babcia's, with less guilt-tripping to eat more. Always ask what the soup of the day was. In our case, it was pickle soup and it was phenomenal. I also recommend the Polish Platter, as others have said - you get to sample a variety of things and figure out what you want to order more of. The gołąbki (stuffed cabbage) were my favorite. Everything else was very good, too. They give you smalec (bacon fat) instead of butter to put on your bread. Try not to eat too much of that before your actual meal. Actually, go ahead and eat it - none of this is health food and you will invariably leave stuffed. Service was great and I LOVE the decor. Do consider making a reservation if you're coming at peak times, as there are not a lot of seats. read more

Oh Boston, ale jestesz szczliwa! Being 100% Polish, I've spent hours with my grandmother preparing pierogies and can say that the pierogies at Cafe Polonia, whether boiled or fried, are spot-on. Also, kiss your grandmothers if they've got any Polish in them, because pierogi dough is some of the most finicky stuff you've ever worked with! Prepare for a real Eastern European meal, complete with hearty lard spreads, spiced meats and chunky soups. Cafe Polonia is cozy. Eating here is like eating in your aunt's kitchen. It's obviously not a building made to house 100 guests, but that's kind of the charm that comes with European/Slav dining. I would recommend reservations if you absolutely need them, as you may end up having to wait for a table if you show up at a rush hour. The servers have always been sweethearts, patient even when it's busy. This isn't the kind of place where you can complain if business isn't fast enough. Slow down, relax. Your aunt would smack you upside the head if you complained about the done-ness of your burger. Show up here with some friends and a light-hearted dismeanor and you'll be in heaven. It's definitely worth the MBTA ride. Smacznego! read more

Do you love bacon? And sausage? Well, then you'll probably love Cafe Polonia because there's an abundance of both here. Bacon, being a versatile meat product, is used effectively to wrap everything from mushrooms to scallops, mixed with lard to be eaten on bread (I'm not a fan of this spread though), and cooked with stewed cabbage. We started off with two oversized potato pancakes with smoked salmon and sour cream, which were really excellent. Note: The portions are extremely generous, so bring on the stretchy pants... I then moved onto the sausage. The homemade smokey kielbasa is grilled to perfection and served with a heaping pile of sweet and sour cabbage stew (of course, studded with bacon). I surmise that there must be a giant pot of cabbage stewing in the kitchen, and Amanda H. said that Polish people must eat cabbage at every meal like Asians eat rice. Hmm.... I only finished half of my kielbasa/cabbage entree (the rest was devoured by the boyfriend who declared it the best sausage EVER), but I was too stuffed to eat more than 2 bites of dessert. Suffice it to say that it was a hearty meal--perfect for a cold wintry day. Our waitress was really sweet and she let us linger over our meal, digest and converse loudly despite us taking up a large table in her very small restaurant. I really enjoyed the homey atmosphere and admired the sturdy pine furnishings. Who knew one could find a little slice of Polish culture in Dorchester? The even play polka music here! But reservations are key here. As we dined, we saw many people come in from the cold only to be turned away. Don't make that mistake! read more

Delicious. Heavy. Eastern European Bliss. Don't expect any vegetables... or to be able to sleep on your stomach that night. But do expect really great service, authentic Polish food and an adorable atmosphere. And, c'mon, try the bacon and lard. It's incredible. read more

Oh, Cafe Polonia... This is starting to become a dangerous love affair. Ahh, this hidden little jewel is the place to go for Eastern European specialties in Boston. Everything about it screams AUTHENTIC (yes, in big capital letters). I absolutely love the restaurant's decor -- It's like being transported back to Europe! Uh oh, I'm starting to get a little sentimental... Why? Cafe Polonia, why must you do this to me?! 'Cuse me while I take a stroll on memory lane... Favorite dishes here are the Potato Pancakes and the Polish Plate, which I'd actually recommend ordering together. The latter is a heaping taste of the restaurant's specialties: Stuffed Cabbage, Kielbasa with Cabbage Stew, and Pierogi. Round it out with an imported Polish beer (they've got a nice little selection) and you've got yourself the perfect meal. Oh, and how can I possibly forget to mention the bread and lard/bacon spread? So indulgent, yet so right. This is not the place to go if you're looking for a "light" meal. The food here is so hearty and comforting -- you'd be doing them a disservice by ordering just a salad. Warning: skinny bitches, stay away. read more

My husband and I had been exploring Boston and ate a lot of delicious seafood and wanted something different. Found this restaurant in an out-of-the-way area of Boston. Definitely authentic small comfortable and cozy atmosphere. It was difficult to decide what to order, I had the polish plate my husband had the kielbasa kabob with a side order of sauerkraut. We finished off the meal with a chocolate babka. I would highly recommend a visit if you're in the area. read more

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Now, I'm no linguist, but I'm pretty certain that zupa grzybowa lasu translates into heaven in Polish. Or something of the sort. The forest mushroom soup that Polonia is offering as a special is so amazing, my last dining companion was a little frightened as I slurped my way through a cup of it in record time. And thank someone upstairs for the soup, because it managed to distract me from heaping unholy amounts of bacon studded lard into my mouth before my meal came out. Seriously, bacon studded lard on slices of white bread...who knew a heart attack tasted so good? Entrees are delicious and hearty, perfect for a chilly New England night, but not necessarily a place I'd go on a hot summer day. I mean, if you want to sweat out kielbasa and cabbage, more power to you, but I'll keep Polonia as a stuffed and warm, time to go to bed dining option. The fried pork tenderloin in pounded thin and deliciously greasy, topped with cold beet salad to sop up some of the oil, it's a chewy, crunchy, tangy delight. The veal tenderloin has more flavor than the pork, but tends to be on the drier side, still the ubiquitous cold beet salad evens this out as well. Pierogis are homemade and taste it, and really, who can mess up pasta like dough stuffed with cheese and potatoes and meat? I prefer them boiled, but I wouldn't kick the pan fried ones out of bed youknowwhatImean? Last, we get to the kielbasa. I could honestly eat kielbasa morning, noon, and night. And while I appreciate that Healthy Choice has made a pretty tasty turkey version so that I can still make it up my stairs without having to take a rest halfway through, sometimes you need the real deal. And this is the real deal. The outside has the perfect snap, giving way to an inside of hot, soft, smoky meat magic. While I typically enjoy the friendly and accommodating wait staff here, I'm glad they are savvy enough to stay far away from the table while I am enjoying this delight. Snapping jaws and glaring side eyes are not the way to make friends. Rumor (or, I guess fact) has it that their sister-deli across the street sells the kielbasa for home consumption, but I love the vibe at Polonia so much that I haven't quite made it over to check it out. So, looking for a warm, friendly, neighborhood place that will warm your feet, your belly, and the cockles of your heart? Run, don't walk (trust me on the cardio) over to Polonia. Nie ma za co! read more

This was within walking distance and had tables available. All of the tables! We were the only people there on a Saturday night. Such a shame because this place was incredible. Pickle soup, borscht, Polish Platter all phenomenal. Great service and one of the best ethnic meals I've ever had. Don't overlook this place. read more

Here I am yelping Cafe Polonia tipsy on Zywiec with happy Polish music playing in my head. I had lots of fun here, but the meaty, heavy cuisine isn't something I could do regularly. Bf and I have lived down the street for months, but only came in today, a rainy Saturday, for lunch. There was just one table left as all the others were filled with Polish neighborhood folk. It's small, cute and bright, with warm blond woods and that music making me want to just leap up in folk dance. The waitress started us with bread and what looked like bacon bits suspended in Crisco. When I asked what it was, she cheerfully replied, "Lard." Bf dug right in, but I hesitated. I love to try new foods, but my tongue curdles if I get a piece of meat with a bit of fat on it. While I was deciding whether I could bring myself to try it, he suddenly stopped chewing. He ran for the bathroom to spit. Reminded him too much of a childhood camping trip in which his group got lost and had to survive for a day on lard. I knew then that I couldn't do it. Do drink the Zywiec, an awesome Polish beer that comes in huge bottles for $5. I got the kielbasa sandwich ($10) and bf the Polish plate ($16). The sandwich was massive, at least a foot long stuffed with enormous hunks of kielbasa. I actually had to take half the meat out to fit it in my mouth. Polish plate consists of kielbasa with sauerkraut, bigos cabbage stew and pierogies. The pierogies were delicious. The "cabbage" stew was more like a thin wrapper of cabbage stuffed with tons of meat, and the sauerkraut and the sauteed onions accompanying the pierogies were flecked with bacon. If you love meat, Cafe Polonia is your kind of place. UPDATE: Okay now it's the same evening, and the boy and I have been sleeping for like four hours. This is heavy stuff, people. read more

This is the real deal for Polish food. I grew up on this stuff and its really hard to find anywhere, let alone in Boston. To be honest, the only place outside my mother's kitchen I have found food this good is in Williamsburg/Greenpoint Brooklyn and I think Cafe Polonia is better. I went on a weeknight and the place was pretty dead. The (Polish) waitress was nice, speedy, and helpful. I ordered a bunch of old favorites - fresh kielbasa (smothered in onions plus horseradish! yes!), pierogi, and stuffed cabbage - and we shared everything family style. There were lots more items on the traditional menu that I will be coming back for including potato pancakes and cabbage stew. They had a whole contemporary menu too which I can hardly imagine ever getting to with all the stellar classics. If you have never had Polish you need to come here to try it! If you love Polish food you need to come here! Basically, everyone should probably eat here. read more

Me and my wife took a 30 minute T ride to try this place out. We have been waiting for a chance to try it, and finally pulled the trigger. We walked up at 8:35 and the doors were locked 25 MINUTES before closing. read more

When you walk through the door at Cafe Polonia, you step out of Southie and into Eastern Europe. Big, sturdy tables and chairs that are immaculately clean, as was the rest of the dining area. Great decor as well. But the food, oh goodness the food. It was simply incredible and both of those words are important: simple and incredible. I've only been there once, but went with a large group so I got to see many dishes, which was exciting (since I'll be going back, a lot). I had the borscht and stuffed cabbage. The borscht was amazing: a beety, earthy, intensely red broth with mushroom dumplings. The dumplings complemented the soup perfectly. Garnished with parsley, which was noticeable throughout. The stuffed cabbage was quite good, not extraordinary though. It had a very mild flavor, both from the meat and the cabbage. Was served in a simple tomato sauce, which was good for dipping. The lard and bacon mixture for the bread completely blew my mind. From what I saw and heard from the large group, the rest of the food was just as good. The gypsy pancakes (potato pancakes with goulash in the middle) looked amazing as did the Knight's Cut pork loin. I really want to try the pierogi, but there's so much other good stuff to try. So yes, make sure you eat here. Soon, and often. read more

According to a dear friend, who conducted a *pro bono* meta-analysis of my Yelp Reviews, I am due for a four star rating in order to give my ratings a normal distribution, or else...the Mayan prophecies will come true. Oh well, despite the possibility that I am bringing about the world's demise in three months, I highly recommend that you should visit the lovely Cafe Polonia in Southie- FIVE stars worth. The staff was very nice and the whole thing seemed relatively authentic. I ordered the Gypsy Pancake ($16) which was a huge portion of their potato pancakes with goulash between. It was phenomenally delish. Recommend recommend. Recommend. I will say: the food was a tiny bit salty (that's too be expected), and the food was a bit on the expensive side, though by no means outrageous given the huge portion. Overall, however, I will definitely go back if I am in this area before Doomsday. read more

For what this place tries to do, it does it very well. The place is not spacious and private, but it is cozy and feels very comfortable. It's decorated in a rustic cabin style with beautiful wooden tables, chairs, and benches. It only has a seating capacity of about 30 people, so go during the week and you probably won't have a problem getting in. We dropped by late on a Tuesday night and were seated right away. The restaurant was about half-full though, which was encouraging to see. There was only one girl working the register and dining area, but she did a fantastic job. She was attentive and helpful, but gave us a lot of space. My boyfriend and I told the waitress that we wanted to split an order of the sour pickle soup. She was so sweet, she brought us an order split into two separate bowls. Also, sour pickle soup? Never even heard of it before, but it was lovely! It kind of tasted like pickle juice mixed with a chicken stock, and thickened. There were onions and cucumbers and other yummy things in the soup too. Delicious! I got the gypsy pancake for dinner, which is goulash sandwiched between two potato pancakes. It's as wonderful as it sounds. It was also so filling that I had no room for dessert. Guess that means I have to go back! read more