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Pat's Polish Deli

4.5 (17 reviews)

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Philadelphia Cheesesteak Adventure
James P.

975th different cheesesteak in the last four years. I went to run an errand and 2 hours later I was in Feasterville. I decided to turn my lemons into lemonade, Polish lemonade. I got the Polish cheesesteak. It is made with Kielbasa. 1. This was a very nice clean well run place. It is my new Polish go to place. 2. I understand that it is very hard to make a cheesesteak with something other than cheesesteak meat. 3. The kielbasa cheesesteak had a ton of flavor but it was cumbersome to eat. I would like to see the kielbasa sliced lengthwise. I felt like I was always pulling a half bitten piece of kielbasa out of my mouth or picking up one that fell.

Gerald S.

Pat's Polish Deli surprised me. Although small in size, the market is full of Polish delicacies from assorted kielbasa to homemade pierogi and snacks known only to those who have walked the old city streets of Bialystok and Gdansk. I was there to check out their dining room, kitchen and breakfast/lunch menu on a gorgeous mid-June morning. I saw french toast on the list of offerings, and despite it not being polish toast, I was intrigued. Sometimes my curiosity gets me in trouble cuisine-wise, but this day it led me to a wonderful discovery. Pat's F.T. was all that, and about the best I had eaten in the past year. My white oval plate arrived with two slices of average sized bread, dipped in egg slurry with vanilla extract, sugar/cinnamon mix and grilled expertly to reveal caramelized nooks and crannies, and then topped with sliced juicy kiwi and blueberries. A dusting of sugar/cinnamon finished the presentation. It looked great, a sensibility only surpassed by it amazing taste. First bite was was a five star riot. The combination of ingredients was both a textural and flavor banquet for the tongue and soul. How this was created in the tiny kitchen behind the dining room may never be fully discovered. It sent a shock wave through me and woke the deeper recesses of my brain. This dish was something very special. The cook explained that they were out of the expected strawberry and banana garnish, and that he worked with what he had. Kiwi was soft and sweet, while the blueberry, plump with exquisite pulp. It was a winner all the way around. Although not my usual stamping ground, this stretch of Brownsville Road has a number of very good restaurants hidden in this older part of southern Bucks. It is now even more worthwhile to return to find out what other pleasant surprises come out of Pat's kitchen.

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I was surprised to find this awesome deli today. Place looks super clean! Also there are lots of european products. Finally! We have some healthy and good food in our neighborhood!!! Tried today polish kielbasa! This taste brought me back to Poland! So tastYou definitely need to try it! Also staffed cabbage and pierogi were so delicious!!!!

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Authentic polish cuisine! We ordered a sampling for our dinner and it was all delicious! We can't wait to try more from their menu!

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I've ordered take out and everything was fabulous! Will order again. Food was delivered piping hot as if it were served there.

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On the food court scale, it's pho king great. I had the pork chop and rice special. Pork is…read moremarinated with a sweet tangy caramelized taste. The salad fresh and the fried egg with it's golden yolk all the gravy you need on that jasmine rice. The chop itself is one of the fattier cuts that most northern suburbanites don't eat, but it chock full of pork fat bliss. If you know, you know. I just say this because some of you will object to the fat content. It comes with two chops, so even if you cut out the fat, you still have a lot of pork meat to enjoy. The vietnamese style ice coffee is a must imo. Theirs is good. Not getting the iced coffee is like going to Wendy's and not getting a Frosty.

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Ah! The Charshu Pork Ramen dish. So good. If you try it first, you'll find it doesn't need anything else!
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Pat's Polish Deli - delis - Updated July 2026

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