Kosciuszko Hall is one of the many Polish halls on the west side of town, and host to the super popular Pulaski days celebrations in October. In 2025 they also did a Dyngus Days party in honor of the end of Lent, but it also happens to be halfway to Pulaski Days! Usually these halls are open to members and guests only, but they were open to the public for Dyngus Days. We got there around noon when they opened and didn't have to pay cover, which was great. I love Polish food and the halls are really the only places to get it in town, so I was excited to try the "Dyngus stick" which was a skewer of kielbasa chunks and piergois. They also had dill pickle soup, Kielbasa dogs with kapusta, macaroni and cheese, and hot dogs. I was really hoping for a Polish mud, which is a delicious frozen coffee drink, but they only serve them during Pulaski days. The food was just okay - the pierogies were a little tough, and the kielbasa was a bit dry, but still tasty. I really liked the hot dog and the mac and cheese though. They have a merch table with lots of great Pulaski days shirts, and a full bar that's open to the public during their special events. They do take credit cards at the bar now, with a $25 minimum (before tip). There is an ATM inside. We've also been to Kosciuszko Hall for their Sunday breakfasts which happen throughout the year. A fun neighborhood spot! read more

Kosciuszko Hall - Dyngus Days food - Social Clubs Near Me - Grand Rapids, Michigan

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I love it here! Great drink selection, friendly staff. Bartender ran down to the basement to grab the flavor of white claw I wanted because it wasn't behind the bar. Lots of fun events year round read more

Don't use the ATM, food was meh... not worth the wait or $$. They need to announce cash or venmo before you show up, walk 20 minutes because no parking and wait hour in line. read more