Great selection! Excellent refrigerated items. Potato pancakes were very good as well.read more

Eastern European store with decent selection of foods. Most notably are the freezers full of many…read morevarieties of pelmeni and varenyky (Ukrainian pierogies, which are smaller than Polish pierogies, but just as good). They're Grandma's Perogies brand which are made right here. I bought the cheese and potato pierogies and the Ukrainian pelmeni, which both tasted great! Compared to other eastern European stores in the area, they have a smaller selection, but carry some different items than what I've seen elsewhere. But overall I'd recommend the store if you enjoy Eastern European goods!

The food was so good .We can't wait to go back and try something else on the menu. They made us…read morefeel like family. From the homemade sausages to the desert acheese cake made with farmers cheese was perfect.

I love trying new ethnic cuisines with a homegrown feel and this hit the spot!…read moreThey used to be on South Wedge but have since out grown the space and are now on W Ridge Road in Spencerport in the Braemer Golf Club. I learnt that Ukrainian cuisine shares a lot of overlap with Polish cuisine. I enjoyed trying the cabbage rolls (Holubtsi), pickled vegetable dish, Salo (cured bacon) assortment of Ukrainian dumplings (Varenyky), borsch, and potato pancakes (Deruny). I also had their pork shashlyk and potato/egg plant dish. Though the pork was marinated very nicely, it was a bit too dry and tough for my liking. Food was plentiful and it was great to sample such authentic cuisine.

Fish fry was great but they do get so busy for pickup and dine in. Go early! We enjoyed the…read morechowder, cabbage rolls, and perogies too (perigees were on the small side). The beet salad was my favorite side. The drink menu had me intrigued for sure. Maybe I've just become accustomed to overpriced cocktails, but they seemed to have to have the best prices I've seen in a while.

Finally got a chance to give this place a try for the fish fry and pierogies and I am so glad I…read moredid! We always see a full parking lot on Friday nights. The fish fry was really good...crisp, fresh, and not fishy tasting at all. The pierogies we're also quite good and definitely homemade.

If you're in the area of Dundas/Trafalgar, on a Thursday/Saturday/Sunday, this is definitely a…read moreunique experience! It's a food sale inside a Ukrainian Catholic church. All religious organisations should follow suit! Anyway, just follow the signs that lead into a room that has a counter with chafing dishes and some industrial sized fridges. Someone actually approached me, asked if it was my first time, and helped me to order! P.S. He also tried to upsell me, so that guy was doing his job. In comparison to dining out, prices are quite reasonable. A dozen pierogies were ~$8, a tall plastic container of soup was $6, $10 for 8 smallish, but adequate sized cabbage rolls, etc. Menu is also online, so you can call ahead! With the exception of the baked goods, everything else is made on-site. Soup was really tasty and garlicky! It only had goosha of beets. Rice/pork cabbage rolls were REALLY good. There were other kinds available as well. They also stamp a loyalty card with each purchase and when it's full, you get some bonus pierogies. I'd definitely go back to try some other EE specialties! Btw, it's takeout only. So no place to sit. Service was nice, but more "relaxed". Lady in front of me was ordering a feast!

I always get the frozen cheddar cheese and potato Perogies and they're delicious! I also love the…read morepotato pancake too! I will share a picture next time I have the chance to pick up more.

Great authentic Polish food. Service was friendly & fast. The fish fry was tasty & served hot…read more The upstairs dining was inviting & roomy. I will be back in to sample more of their menus.

This Polish store/ small restaurant has been one of my go too stands, at Cheektowaga Polish…read morefestival the last few years. This past Saturday, stopped in to check it out. The restaurant market won for best decorated stand, at the festival . The restarant is located upstairs, and the market / deli is downstairs, in a converted old house. Loved the atmosphere, service was wonderful. On a side note, if you pay cash, it's cheaper. My purchases were the polish juice and one of the candy bars.

Cool vibe , good food. It's a bit different , it seems like the owners invited the family and they…read morelove to eat, drink and be merry

Cute Ukrainian themed restaurant with folk decor throughout & traditional dishes filling the menu…read more Great spot for large family gatherings. Our server was gracious. We were all disappointed in the food. The deruny and kapusta dishes were quite salty and we mentioned this. We ordered the Family Meat Platter for our table. However, the meat was so dry and overcooked. We picked at the shashlyky, but the 'smoked ham' (ribs) were so dry as well as the chicken wings, which were inedible (and pricey). Wings looked to be reheated from a previous day's bbq. Have eaten here before and this time was so disappointing. Recommend sticking with traditional dishes (ex. borscht, varenyky).

Excellent even the eggs were like very fresh something weird maybe they were different. Kind of…read moreeggs in Canada, but they were great. The waitress forgot her name unfortunately she was very helpful. Very pleasant and happy.

We visited this restaurant once before while on vacation and had a great meal, so we decided to…read morereturn 2 days later with our group of 10 (8 of us had eaten there previously). Knowing our group size, I called ahead to give them a heads up. I was told they don't take reservations and operate on a first-come, first-served basis--which was totally understandable. When we arrived, my husband went in to check us in while the rest of us waited in the car. While visibly looking at a half-empty dining area and without offering a wait time or any alternative (like splitting our group), he was simply told they couldn't serve us. Just a flat-out no. It was disappointing, especially since I tried to be proactive by calling ahead. A simple heads-up over the phone that they couldn't accommodate large groups at that time would have saved us the trip. The food is excellent--that's why we came back--but the customer service was a real letdown. Unfortunately, we won't be returning even with a smaller party.

A fantastic restaurant with a cozy atmosphere and delicious cuisine! The service is top-notch, and…read morethe dishes are beautifully presented. I'll definitely be back!

This is the Ukrainian style of food that I have been familiar with from childhood. It is really…read moretrue to the traditional fare. My Mother, going on 86, still puts on Easter Dinner for us, and orders from here. Our Eastern European neighbours also order from Baby Point for gatherings. The food is excellent, although they don't serve some of the specialties of the region where my family is from. I can make those myself, though, so no problem! Interesting fact: most people I know call it Baby (like the crying one) Point, but people who have lived in that area for generations call it "Bobby Point". Can anyone tell me which one is correct? Aside from that, if you are in the mood for some good, traditional, Ukrainian food, Baby Point (however you pronounce it) is a great choice.

Great! 4.8/5…read more Dumpling lover finally came here so excited! Across the street from Toronto Western Hospital. It is in the Ukrainian church basement. Parking (paid) is right beside the church. Enter the door on the north side of the building, following signs to help you find the way to where their perogies are! I got Ready to eat (take out) - Potato and Cheddar Cheese Perogy - Sauerkraut and Mushroom Perogy Frozen - Potato and Cheddar Cheese Perogy - Sauerkraut and Mushroom Perogy - Mushroom Vushka The take out perogies were great, especially the potato & cheddar one. I am not a fan of potato & cheddar cheese perogies - and I wanted to try their potato & cottage cheese one. But they were sold-out when I was here. It was around 4:30pm. So, I got the potato & cheddar. But surprisingly the potato & cheddar tasted great! Right saltiness. They bring out the best of potato flavor, fluffy yet creamy texture, with a hint of cheddar cheese - oh they were sooooo good. I felt that the sauerkraut and mushroom one was a bit too sour for my liking. I wished for more mushroom flavor in it as well. But the wrapper itself had character, natural, chewy and soft. Nothing goes wrong with this wrapper! Frozen perogies were a bit tricky. Unlike other store bought frozen perogies, they came in tin-foil container, and it instructs to heat in the oven n 20-25 mins. One container had 12 pcs, which is too much for my household (2 persons). I tried to boil a few, which turned out to be flabby leaking perogies. Then I tried to fry a few, adding a bit of water. Which was a huge success! Most impressive was Mushroom Vushka. Full of Mushroom flavor enclosed in this tasty wrapper. Addictive. I should come back for this again. I liked this place a lot, humble and truly tasty! Cannot wait to try more food here!

Tucked within the community hall of an Orthodox Ukrainian church, is this lovely dining experience,…read morewhere you can taste the love and care in every bite. We ordered the vegan cabbage roll plus vegan potato and onion pierogies, plus a lentil chebureck which was divine with the lightly tart sour kraut on top, and finished with a mix of blueberry and sour cherry pierogies. Service was wholesome. Olga took great care of us and others while she was a one-woman show running the kitchen, ordering, and serving!