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DELICIOUS cash only hole in the wall. The most authentic Polish home food according to me friend…read more My sister said she'd come here everyday if she lived nearby. Food came out quick and the service was so kind and nice

Absolutely loved it here…read more I love coming here. I love their lattes, pierogies, omelettes, potato pancakes, kielbasa and everything else I've tried. Everything was so fresh. The employees were very friendly and helpful. I can't wait to come back.

I was shopping at BK Flea, and decided that I wanted a bite to eat after shopping. I sat at the…read morebar, which was comfortable enough. It took a longer than I expected to be offered a drink or to ask what I want. But after I ordered, the food, came out extremely fast. I started reading a book and I didn't even get to the third page before it came out. The crostata was absolutely delicious. It was blueberry lemon, I didn't think I could eat three pancakes for the order so I decided to go with that and it was just the right size. Crisp, sweet, tart, crunchy, it was a perfect little treat for myself. Most definitely would order again. The BEC pierogies were tasty, but I felt like I should've at least gotten seven or eight for $16. That's 2.50 a dumpling for 6. I wish I had more for the price point or at least that they were more filled with stuffing, like it's eggs. I'm not disappointed just I was still slightly hungry when I left, which is not what I wanna feel after paying $38 for breakfast with tip. Not unreasonably priced just you don't feel like you're getting a good bargain is all. They are handmade. I'll give them that. The service was lovely. I may be back to try some other things, I would love to try the latkes. It was a cute environment for sure, Ukrainian diner vibes. I'm not in Williamsburg very often but it was a nice change of pace.

The absolute best pierogis in the neighborhood, hands down. Pillowy, light, satisfying, and also an…read moreamazing value. I also love their salads.

Excellent food., fresh and delicious food., service is very good., they also have a dining room to…read moreeat with a very pleasant and clean atmosphere

I used to work in Greenpoint, Brooklyn.....It is a largely Polish neighborhood.....This is a…read moreprototypical Polish/European deli....fresh meats and cheese.....freshly baked breads and various types of rolls....good coffee.... This was my go to place for breakfast, and I'm bot talking American breakfast, with fried eggs full of grease, but nice, homemade sandwiches of cured meats or cheeses with olives or any toppings that you want for like two to four dollars.... This is cheap ethnic food at its best....Don't get me wrong.....this is a working neighborhood deli that serves its people with great fresh food at a reasonable price.....here cheap does not equate poor quality....it just shows that you can serve good, quality food at a reasonable price in NY and still maintain a business In addition to what I mentioned, they have a large assortment of imported beer, cookies, and chocolates.....

Great value polish deli in Greenpoint. The chicken noodle soup is great and the schnitzel is…read moredelicious. This place is a cute little neighbourhood gem.

This is a cute spot, highly recommend the patio out back, there's way more seating back there. Was…read morevery interested to try a Michelin star Polosh restaurant. I'd say it lives up to the hype, but not the absolute best I've ever had. The kielbasa was smoky and delicious, also enjoyed all of the pierogi we tried (which was nearly all options). I'd say the fruit pierogi (strawberry and blueberry) were the weakest. Pretty plain, but I wasn't expecting anything crazy. The golabki with mushroom gravy had me envious, it was REALLY good and an interesting departure from the typical tomato sauce you typically get. The Bloody Mary was solid; love that it comes with a pierogi speared on. We really enjoyed the crepe to finish off the meal. Just a solid crepe, nothing super unique going on. Definitely a great option if you're looking to try solid Polish food, I can see why it's so highly regarded.

I was here with a group a while ago after a long walk that ended in Greenpoint. There were plenty…read moreof people inside during lunch, and our relatively large group was seated in their other room next door, which had some larger tables. It was bright and sunny, so the area was a tad hot, but we made do with a bunch of us, including me, getting a beer or soda to deal with the heat. The service was friendly and helpful with those who weren't sure what they wanted, I went with a special, which is only available from Friday to Sunday during the summer. This was the Harvest Grill Bowl, which came with six pan-fried pierogi of my choice served with grilled Polish kielbasa, roasted yellow/green squash, roasted corn, red pepper, caramelized onion, garlic, and rosemary. The price, which ranged from $16 to $20, depended on which pierogi were used, with the meat ones being more. I asked if I could do half and half like on the regular menu, and that was fine, so it was $18, I believe. My first choice was the recommended Pierogi Tatarskie along with the Sauerkraut and Mushroom. The former was filled with potatoes, eggs, dill, and scallions and garnished with sizzling bacon, while the latter was filled with sauerkraut & mushroom and topped with caramelized onions. Both of them were tasty with a good texture, and I had a slight preference towards the latter pieróg, which was earthy but also tasted meaty, as is pretty typical for the mix. The former was good, though I do wish there was a stronger dill and scallion flavor. Outside of the pierogi, the kielbasa added some smokiness, while the rest added some sweetness, earthiness, and other flavors. I liked the addition of the pickle in there for an extra flavor. Overall, it was very filling and delicious, and I would highly recommend it. Not much else to say here. Good spot, at least from what I tried. Would recommend the bowl, and others enjoyed their meals as well.

It's a well stocked, clean, and very organized deli / bodega. I stopped in to grab a bottle of diet…read moresoda on a warm sunny afternoon. I saw plenty of snacks and chips to choose from on the shelves. Definitely a more upscale selection of items on the fancy side to snack on, but also carries some of the normal you'll find in most delis.

Really solid local corner store/bodega/deli with high end gourmet foods and snacks…read more They have the uncommon, and fancy snacks. The one turkey sandwich I ate from there was higher quality than the local bodega sandwiches. They stop making sandwiches here at 11pm as a warning.

Great small friendly shop. Had a nice selection of Polish meats, smoked fish and variety of…read moremustards and great butter. What I really loved was that I wasn't treated like an "outsider".

Delicious kolbasa, great deli and cheese too, not much other food. I highly recommend it.read more

This is hands down the worst takeout I've ever gotten. Super disappointing. Everything was stale,…read moreundercooked, and completely lacking flavor. Also had a weird baking soda aftertaste. I'm writing this as a reminder and warning. I threw it all away.

Traditional/ hungarian kosher deli. All the usuals, homemade cold cuts, knishes, kugels, stuffed…read morecabbage, etc. Many come here from far and wide to shop for great homemade shabat food, they have fishes, soups, salads and sides. Great butcher shop too. Always clean. To-go only!