My hubby and I had the pleasure of having dinner at olha's for dinner which we enjoyed the cabbage…read moreroll dinner it was about fabulous. We shared the dinner..the flavor was spot on with tender cabbage and flavor of the pork .. The mash was excellent homemade fluffy goodness that was like eating Sunday dinner at home The dishes are authentic Ukraine flavors with top quality ingredients and attention to detail...it was more than expected the portion was more than enough for 2 and the beautiful golden baked sourdough bread is over the top baked to perfection.. The sdb was like a pillow of goodness with the perfect amount of flavor.. The baked goods are above and beyond what Grandma use to bake Olha's is that hidden gem that once you find it you'll always go back and the lovely Amanda was more like an ole friend and took very good care of us and the conversation was definitely the best part of dinner we look forward to coming back in the near future thank you If I could give them a higher star rating I would

My grandfather is Polish from Detroit, and I grew up in Chicago, so pączki during Fat Thursday week…read morehas always been a tradition for me. Despite Sheridan County's Polish population, I was surprised not to find a Polish bakery of any sort. Fortunately, someone recommended Olha's Market as a Ukrainian option which may have something similar. I walked in asking if they had pączki, and the staff simply served me pampushky without missing a beat, as if that's exactly what I'd asked for! It wasn't until later that I learned the Ukrainian name for these delicious fried dough treats. The pampushky were absolutely wonderful: light, fluffy, and perfectly sweet. They reminded me of pączki but had their own unique character. The bakery case was full of beautiful pastries and breads that all looked delicious, and the restaurant side had an enticing menu of Ukrainian dishes. The service was warm and efficient, and it's clear this is a place run by people who genuinely care about their food and their heritage. They understood exactly what I was looking for, even if I didn't know the right word for it. Whether you're Ukrainian, Polish, or just someone who appreciates great Eastern European food, Olha's Market is worth a visit. I came in looking for something familiar and left with something even better: a new favorite spot and a little more knowledge about Ukrainian culture. My wife and I will definitely be back to try their pierogi and holubtsi for lunch, and we're curious to sample more of those baked goods! Slava Ukraini! Niech żyje Ukraina! Smacznego!