Menu was limited to a few polish/German dishes. We had not had those items in some time so decided to try it, especially on a Friday night when most places were very crowded. It is a small restaurant with excellent service. It was decorated in a very ethnic, Eastern European fashion. Soup ordered was vegetable cabbage and very good. One party ordered the chicken paprikasha with boiled potatoes - excellent. Appetizer ordered was pickled sausage with bread and mustard. Delicious! My husband and I ordered a winer schnitzel with pommes frites - the veal covered the entire plate - it also came with a side salad. Absolutely wonderful - very fresh. The server recommended a Czech light beer - perfect for the meal. Prices were very reasonable. It is directly across the street from Aldi's grocery store and Patis restaurant. I highly recommend that you try this place and support a family owned restaurant. read more