Definitely worth the drive! This little diner was spot on authentic and the portions were generous. Cozy and welcoming atmosphere!

If you havent stopped by this place you need to put on your must do list ! Food is fresh cooked daily specials everything I've ever had from there is amazing ! Love this small treasure . read more

This is definitely a place to visit if you're craving pierogis and stuffed cabbage! They have 5 flavors of pierogi (potato, potato and cheddar, sauerkraut, sauerkraut and mushroom, and sweet cheese). As a bonus, you can mix and match the pierogis in your entrée or as your side, allowing you to sample the different flavors. The sauerkraut is also tasty, served warm, slightly sweet, and not too pungent. It's definitely a small spot, but we were seated promptly, and our drinks were kept full the whole evening. Plus, before the meal, they brought us a plate of soft, sweet wheat rolls with plenty of butter. For under $12 each, we all left satisfied! read more

It's not every day you find a Polish restaurant. This small place has the perfect charm you'd expect. Home cooked cabbage rolls were perfect. So happy we got off the beaten path to find this. read more

Today was the worst experience that I have had here. Owner is rude! I waited over an hour for my food. When two people that came in after me got their food. She was screaming that I placed a big order and wanted it done in 5 minutes. All while I can hear her screaming about me..I don't think they can recover from this. Not enough help on a busy Friday during lent. She's not organized enough in the kitchen. Not sure if I will be back or not. read more

Home style Polish food in a charmingly un-artsy setting. They serve the classics here, and the pierogi were perhaps the best I've ever had. I like the options available to the diner also; you can order the combos that they've put together on the menu or go a la carte, which is what we did. Two stuffed cabbage is too much for me, but one was perfect with my pierogi quintet and delicious cucumber salad with sour cream and dill. Sometimes I crave this comfort food, and I'll be back for more. read more

It's cramped. It's old. The decor is hilarious. The menus are charming. In other words, it's perfect. If you're looking for fancy-pants Lola style fare, keep looking. But if you're looking for down-to-earth good ole Polish family recipes in a warm little dining room, look no further! read more

We are not talking about the day you went to the funeral. We are talking about the last 2 times (friday) that we have come to your diner. Fourth of July weekend we we arrived at the diner at 6.15. Lights on girl sweeping floor. We were standing at the door and a lady pulled up on her bike she had rode from Lakewood to meet some friends for dinner only to find the door locked. July 15 we made sure to arrive at 6.30 your sign says you are open til 8 on Friday. But we didn't want to feel rushed. We were told the cook was sick but we could get an order to go. So yes we do understand people have funerals to attend. read more

I was in the neighborhood with my fiancee looking at houses. We decided since we are looking in to moving to this area, we'd try a local restaurant. Since this place had positive reviews, we took a chance. It is very small inside, but we were able to get seated right away. Our server came right over and took our drink orders. She gave us time to look over the menu. Lots of good, home cooking, comfort food here. As usual, we were looking for two different types of meals so we could split them and try different things. I decided on the meatloaf, my fiancee the three cabbage roll dinner. Well, they ran out of meatloaf, so I decided on the tour of Poland. The food came in a good amount of time and was piping hot. The tour of Poland had a couple pierogie, sausage and kraut, and one cabbage roll. The dinners also came with bread and butter. The sausage and kraut were delicious, my fiancee really loved it and I thought it was excellent. The pierogie was good, served with a container of sour cream. The cabbage roll was great. Tender cabbage, moist meat, good sauce. I would definitely come here again. read more

This place is the real deal. Great authentic polish food and very good service. The pierogis are home made and some of the best I have tasted. The kraut and kielbasa is phenomenal. If you enjoy ethnic food at all, do yourself a favor and try this place! read more

Want some of the best pierogi you'll ever have? Look no farther. Light, perfect pillows of Polish goodness draped in a perfect amount of sauce. This little place is just terrific. I had kielbasa with sauerkraut and tried three of their great pierogi. I liked the sausage as well as the sauerkraut. Both were very good. The prices are awesome and the hospitality is warm and friendly. I would definitely come back if I'm in the area again. read more

Wanted to try a pierogi and stuff cabbage. We came across this little place. We started with a cup of stuffed peppers soup,#1 Their Parma Mix plate was fantastic! ! read more

So you can pretty much ignore the posted hours as if they are slow they close when they want to. Food was good not great nowhere near the quality of Sokolowskis but if you're in the area and have a hankering then its worth a drop in. read more

Over priced, about $10 for all meals. Tried the beef goulash the other day and it tasted really good but there was just a little meat, about 6 pcs and it said "served over potato dumplings" but there were just about a dozen(maybe) half inch size, swimming in the sauce, which tasted amazing. The dumplings also tasted great , soft, but the entire dish was too soupy and needed more in it for the price ! read more

Went here a couple months ago with my girlfriend. I got the tour of Poland she got the stuffed cabbage. I ordered some extra pierogis. The portions are small! They don't put any sauce on their stuff cabbage and pierogis were very small! Mrs. Tees from the grocery store are twice as big! Needless to say Even after ordering 6 extra pierogis I was still hungry. So if your not very hungry and don't mind paying the premium for a for just a small amount of food eat here! read more

A great little place. Honest to goodness quality food. Small diner, not good for larger groups.

Another whole in the wall with awesome food for a tiny amount of $$$$$. Great service, and I believe the waitress was also the cook, as she disappeared after taking order and reappeared with the food. Pierogi' were awesome, potato pancakes very good. I love coming back home to Cleveland for food like this, you just can not find it in California. read more

The cabbage rolls are really good & kielbasa was nice and smokey. Friendly staff and quick service. :)

I love this little hole-in-the-wall place! I had the pirogies, potato pancakes and the cucumber salad, all very good! My boyfriend had the paprikash and it too was to die for. The only reason I'm knocking off a star is because as the name states, it's definitely a "little" place. Not very much seating, but the food is amazing. Would definitely recommend. read more

This place is a quaint little diner with simple home style polish food. Some of the sides are canned but for the price it's a good fit. The pierogi are on the small side but good with sautéed onions. The polish dishes are authentic and portion size is good. This is a Parma gem! Polish food is peasant food. Nothing fancy or elaborate. Keep it simple, keep the place clean, serve it hot. They do this well. read more

Love, love, love. We went today and the tour of Poland. Everything was absolutely perfect. I am trying to find a reason to head back to parma soon. read more

Other than Sokolowsk's, this is the best polish food in the Cleveland area. The Potato Pancakes are the best I've ever had! read more

Very good! Love their cabbage and noodles. Fish fry is to die for!!!! Would defiantly recommend this to a friend! :)

Great and very small diner! We had the special, fried pork chops and the Tour of Poland. Not light fare so come hungry! Missed out on the potato pancakes, they weren't on the menu and weren't on the main part of the specials whiteboard. Only complaint would be the store bought rolls and canned green beans. read more

This place makes me instantly think of my childhood! I haven't had homemade food that tasted this good since 1998 when my great grandma got sick. She used to cook all the Polish favorites and then some for family dinner every Sunday. I know where to go for good Eastern European food when I miss her now! This place blows Dad Schnitzel House out of the water! read more

Really delicious. Fried perch was great. Noodles and Cabbage tasted like a great comfort food. Pierogi Dinner was a winner too. We'll definitely be back. read more

This place is fabulous!!! The pierogis were wonderful and the stuffed cabbage was tender and delicious. I can't wait to try the pork chops next time!!! read more

I got the taste of Poland and it was delicious. The stuffed cabbage just melts in your mouth. I can't wait to go back

Very small place but food is excellent. The stuffed cabbage reminded me of my dads as I was growing up. Good size portions, couldn't finish my 2 cabbage rolls. Cheese blintz great way to finish. Recommend highly. read more

An Abbreviated Alliterative Anecdote Accentuating the Alphabet's 16th Letter (A Real Restaurant Review & Recommendation) Perceiving we were progressing towards peckishness & preferring not to prolong our predicament, we promptly joined other people on the pike in pursuit of some potluck. We picked a pristine Polish place in close proximity to a pub on the plaza in Parma where a plethora of free parking for patrons was provided. Pulling in at a post-peak period provided seating aplenty with no postponement. Passing on the proprietor's proffer of Pearch, pork patties, stuffed peppers, and potato pancakes, we purchased pierogis; petite, plump pasta pockets packed with pureed potatoes and poached. Our pastime prior to the preparation of our plates included perusing a few paragraphs pertaining to people playing Polka in a piece published in the Parma paper. Post polishing off our provisions, we passed on the provocative pastries, pudding, and pie, plunked down the plastic to pay, appended by a perquisite of a proper percentage, and then proceeded at a pleasurable pace to our place. This Polish place was on par with the price ... Perfect! read more

Excellent and reasonably priced Polish food. The Tour of Poland is almost enough for two people. The cabbage rolls are almost as big as my head. The only thing that was bad is we would have loved a Polish beer with our meal, but they don't have a liquor license. read more

I'm here all the time and my father has practically moved in. Love the pierogis, the Tour of Poland, and the soups, including the pickle soup. Good service, friendly people. Polish word of the day on the menu board. Nice little unassuming place. It's at the end of the block of shops next to Burger King. You'll see a large photo of Warsaw on the exterior side wall. Parking in back, bus 45 for RTA riders. read more

As everyone has stated, tiny place but delicious food!! Hubby and I both LOVED the perogies!! The cucumber salad was quite tasty too. Service was friendly. Price was just right..highly recommend!! read more

Not sure what the hype is all about!!! I ordered the Tour of Poland - the pierogis were small with burnt onion pieces and hard, the kielbasa was cut to make bite size piece but still whole and was dried out and hard to eat, the cabbage had no sauce on it and was dried out. My mom ordered the cucumber salad, potato pancakes and kielbasa and sauerkraut sandwich asking for the kraut on the side. The sandwich came with the kraut on it and the bun was soggy and mushy from it. It was us and another couple so it wasn't like the waitress was overwhelmed and forgot. Her kielbasa was flavorless and tough. She said she would rather eat Eckridge Kielbasa than the one she was served here. She asked for the pancakes to be extra crispy and they came out so hard that she could not cut them with the butter knives provided, she had to tear them apart with her hands. None of the food had any flavor to it, everything was bland and unappealing. My mom asked for mustard and the girl had to take it from the other customer because they only have one bottle for the whole place (her words). I asked for a piece of lemon cake to go and we watched the girl open a lemon bunt cake from the grocery store and cut a piece. For $3.10 I could have bought a whole cake from the same store. There are awards all over the walls, but they are now either riding the coat tails of those awards or they have changed hands - whatever the reason is it is obvious that they don't care about the integrity of the food. WILL NEVER GO BACK OR RECOMMEND. The only reason it got one star is because you have to rate it to leave a review. If it was my choice there would be no stars for this place. read more

Party of three - FOOD WAS AWESOME. Waitress was friendly and attentive without bothering us. Good prices and portions. CAN NOT GO WRONG WITH THIS DINNER!!!!!! Would eat there every week if it wasn't over an hour drive for us. CLOSED SUNDAY & MONDAY. Certain foods only prepared on certain days. Call ahead. read more

I love the Chicken Paprikash, the Goulash and the Pierogis. The staff is friendly and quick. It's hard to find a home style restaurant with such large portions that are also delicious. I'll be going back again and again. read more

Excellent food and friendly staff. Kielbasa, sauerkraut, pierogis, and cabbage rolls rounded out our dinner and no one went away hungry. Comfort food for sure, homemade and authentic. A must try for Polish food lovers. Make sure you check hours before you go. We went at about 4 and had our choice of seats but it fills up quickly as the dinner hour approached. read more

Such good food!!! If you sometimes long for pierogies and stuffed cabbage, kielbasa & sauerkraut, or chicken paprikash, this is the place for you! Places like the Little Polish Diner, the Schnitzel House, and State Meats (all in Parma) really bring me back to my childhood! The tour of Poland is delicious, as is the chicken paprikash when it's available. This is just an unpretentious little mom-and-pop Polish restaurant and the food is excellent! Don't forget to get a cheese blintz for dessert! read more

Friendly people, great food, best sauerkraut and perogies in cleveland. A very low cost. One of my favorite places to eat in ohio, the only downside is that its a verry small and can get buisy. read more

The Little Polish Diner recently catered our rehearsal dinner. We had about 50 people attend and served stuffed cabbages, kielbasa and kraut, peirogis and cabbage and noodles. The food was delicious-it was a hit!!! Would definitely recommend. read more