purchased two links of double smoked Kabasa, and one link of garlic Kabasa. They had way too many pieces of something that you can't even chew inside the sausage had to throw them out or sausage ever. read more

Nice Polish market. Of course, variety of amazing Polish Kielbasas and pickled produce. Variations of bakery, sweets, grains, etc. The only thing they don't have smoked or dry/salted fish so I had to drive to another store. Otherwise, I liked it read more

Large selection of baked goods, fresh meat and lots of Polish foods. Clean and spacious store with patient staff.

Polish Market is part and parcel of what is the new epicenter of Detroit's Polonia centered around Madison Heights, Sterling Heights, Troy, Warren and Utica. Its hub is the Polish Cultural Center located on the north side of Maple (15 mile) and is surrounded by several Polish businesses including two restaurants, a travel agency, and Polish Market, among others. The former enclave was Hamtramck and Poletown on Detroit's Eastside. As population shifted to the eastern suburbs, so did the businesses. Polish market offers a comprehensive selection of hard to find grocery items both homemade and imported. The deli offers over a dozen varieties of kielbasa, the frozen section offers pierogi and uszka and some staples, the grocery aisle features, jams, jellies, crackers, canned items and other assorted imported items. The bakery section spans half the length of the building offering assorted breads like chalka, cookies, and pastries. This is the most complete one stop shop for Polish grocery items anywhere in Detroit. Open on Sunday. read more

I used to go to the Hamtramck location when I lived in Detroit. I went to the location near the Polish Cultural Center yesterday. One of my favorite things about this place is their impressive selection of herbal teas. Yesterday, I bought 5 boxes of tea, and it was affordable. They had several brands of forest fruit tea, strawberry, blueberry, cinnamon, great sleepy tea blends, and raspberry quince tea. I am thinking some of them will also be delicious iced in the summer. There were so many, most are labeled in English, so I was able to make sure I wasnt getting too much licorice blended in. I cant wait to try more kinds next time. They also have a great selection of dumplings and pierogies/kluski, premade soups, a hot food bar that had sauerkraut and stuffed cabbage, a cold food bar with a variety of polish condiments, and aisles of sauce mixes, spices, and tinctures. Theres a nice selection of quality polish beets and sauerkraut, and it's also affordable. If you like making smoothies or cold drinks they have a large section full of exotic and healthy fruit nectars and juices that are hard to find elsewhere, and bottles of polish syrups for mixing your own soda or drinks. Flavors like wild strawberry, kiwi. And blueberry. Not expensive like many other stores. The yogurt section is great too, theres lots of flavors that aren't commonly carried at major grocery stores, like mango, and a nice selection of kefir. The refrigerated bakery/dessert section also looked good, but I haven't yet tried anything from it. The meat/deli counter looks awesome. I love their sausages and the meat products they make. This place is authentic, I noticed most of the people in the store were speaking Polish. I had a Polish grandmother and love home cooked Polish food, and this is the place to get important ingredients. It was like an adventure, exploring all the different flavors. Cant wait to go back! read more

Walked in yesterday without any expectations after shopping in the area. Other than the fact that parking was nearly impossible on this Saturday afternoon, we made it in and were pleasantly surprised by the offerings. We thought we were on a mission to pick up only a couple things and then soon regretted that we only chose a basket at the front door rather than the traditional wheeled cart. We bought a couple choices of meats, some sauerkraut, as well as some candy and some rolls. We stopped at the deli on the way out and bought some dinner for later. I tried the stuffed cabbage rolls and my wife tried some pierogis. I did not like the stuffing in the rolls as it appeared to be pork rather than the beef stuffing that I would have truly preferred. My wife thought her pierogis were a bit to peppery to suit her tastes. Another thought we had was that if people are transporting deli food, the market needs to provide much better take out containters that do not leak. The plastic restaurant quality ones with locking see through lids would be highly recommended as opposed to the foam boxes. We plan to make a recipe with the meat that we purchased and are looking forward to that later this week. read more

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I am a fan of the Polish Market in Troy as well as Hamtramck and I rely on them for some of the harder-to-find treats that my European family loves. Although the majority of products are from Poland, they are the best provider of imported German foods that I have found as well and prices are reasonable considering how far most of the food has traveled just to get here. One of their unique items is "Moldovskaya" sausage which is a thin, spiced Moldavian style salami. I have never found another store that sells it and even Polish Market doesn't have it all the time, but it is spectacular sliced thin on fresh bread with butter, mustard and thinly sliced pickle. The fruits and vegetables are decent and the fresh baked bread is amazing, but I find that doing all of my grocery shopping here would be cost-prohibitive. I have never ever had an issue with poor customer service here, but I also have never asked a question because I am familiar with the products. The cashiers are efficient but not conversationalists and that is ok...it really is like a taste of Eastern Europe and the unique food products they offer cannot be found elsewhere. read more

Great market that carries Alexandra's pierogies from Chicago. They are the best!! And not many people carry them. Rest of the market is good, although I come here primarily for the pierogies. Can get crowded. read more

You might be surprised that I would like this place. Being a vegetarian, classic Polish food does not always serve me well. However, this is my main stop for interesting variations on sauerkraut, pierogi, kluski noodles and other Polish comfort food. My musical ear also grooves on the people speaking Polish. My wife's stepmother, who is of Polish descent and lives near the Thumb, stops at the Polish Market whenever she is down here. If you are Polish or a lover of Polish food, check it out. read more

I have emailed them with no reply I have called 3 times it goes to voicemail every time then it says memory full and hangs up on me ! I just want to know if they sell polish kolache if so do i have to order ? and how many flavors ? really dont want to waste a drive if they dont carry it... read more

An gem of a market. Fantastic sausages/meats, fresh breads, tasty pierogis and tons of Polish drinks/snacks. This place is also deceptively large as they have a whole extra room in the back corner. A perfect place to get your polish fix without having to make the slog down to Hamtramck. read more

What a great market for all the specialty items you're looking for, the polish sausages is fantastic, They have a great selection of meats, cheeses and specialty items. All of their breads are fresh made and they also have a prepared food counter which is great when you don't feel like making your own. The market is very updated very clean and service was fantastic. read more

This place mislabels products. I bought "veal" hotdogs there and my Polish Jewish friend told me that in Polish it said they were actually pork. Previously I found out their "Krakus" ham isn't, and is actually locally sourced even though they charge like it was imported from Krakow like real Krakus brand products. The staff are also very rude, and the store will close early frequently, regardless of what their posted hours are. read more

Authentic. Great selection. Not full liquor. Beer choices are excellent. An entire aisle of beets!

Great selection, friendly help, nice atmosphere, always well stocked will definitely make the extra long trip to visit

Love this place. They have a great variety of european goods, meats, teas, canned goods, bakery goods and all the pickled herring you would care to eat. Whenever I am in the area and have a little time I am sure to stop here. The prices are fair and they have gluten free options. read more

They have not only Polish things but also Eastern Europe things. The sweet things and mreet things are so sotisfikated. Fantasitic! I like it! read more

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Be Aware! Many items are expired! Meat Counter smells bad. This store is not worth your time. Try Bozek's or Srodeks instead! EEEK! read more

We were on the east side of town killing some time between a wedding ceremony and the reception, so we decided to stop in and check out the Polish Market. There is a massive selection of bread, candy, pierogies, and a huge meat and bakery counter. I loved wandering the aisles exploring all of the food that was available and not understanding half of the labels on the candy. We were hoping to find sesame seed candy but we weren't able to find it. We bought some egg bread to take with us and devoured it later. Definitely stop in a check it out, take home a loaf of bread or a package of pierogies to enjoy. read more

Wow. The hot food selection is a flashback to my grandmothers kitchen. Amazing polish comfort food. I have been trying all the soups. Great tastes and fantastic pricing. My favorite is the sauerkraut soup with potato, sausage, bacon and lots of love. I live out of state so I have taken baked goods, rolls/bread and imported chocolates home. I actually hid some of the soup in the freezer so my crew wouldn't find it!!! read more

Things they stock that I can't find anywhere else (except at their other location in Hamtramck): 1.) "salmon bacon": looks like salmon, but is actually a lean cut of bacon. Incredibly flavorful, use in place of canadian bacon. 2.) Kinder eggs: yes, I'm nearly 30. No, I will not forgo paying a premium for chocolate eggs that contain a cheap, weird little toy. I've earned it. 3.) Kishka: their blood sausage is perfection. Serve with toast and an egg sunny side up for an incredible breakfast. 4.) Univer products: I'm hooked on their Red Gold Hot paprika paste and their gourmet garlic cream. 5.) Insanely cheap flour: last time I went it was about $20 for a 50lb bag. 25lbs was a few dollars less, and far easier to pick up with my wimpy girl arms. 6.) Pickled-f*cking-everything: something in the Polish brain goes wild for pickled products, and our desire to consume pickled items only increases with age. Sure, they have the ubiquitous kraut and standard garlic pickles, but why not try pickled mushrooms, tomatoes, or broccoli? Don't come for the produce- your local Meijer has a better selection of fresh fruits and veggies. read more

The pros: Great selection of frozen, canned, pickled, refrigerated and dry Polish goods. This is my go-to place when I make a big Polish meal. The cons: Very limited fresh produce and no beer & wine license. As for the negative reviews about people speaking Polish, it's a POLISH market! Try getting out of your trailer park once in a while. There are immigrant business owners everywhere. In fact, I count myself among them. If they use a language other than English with other customers, there's really no need to freak out. If you want a store that gives you a discount when you complain or lets you return stuff you destroyed, try Kohl's. I'm guessing their pierogi selection isn't as good, though. read more

Coming from a Hungarian/Polish mother I know a bit about Polish specific food, especially piergoies. And when I'm on the hunt for some stuffed, doughy goodness, I make a trip to Troy's Polish Market. Located on Maple and Dequindre, this ethnic specific market, offers shoppers all the traditional staples of a Polish diet. This joint offers homemade soups like dill pickle, a Polish classic, a variety of tasty desserts, a plethora of things pickled, and of course pierogies. In addition, the have a great selection of meats, all for a great price. I love going here and being surrounded by all the old Polish women who just stare at me like I'm the elephant in the room. The staff is friendly, the store clean, and the parking easy. I've shopped here more than a handful of times and I've always had a great experience. Two thumbs up! read more

Excellent food, mostly stellar service, jarred everything, homemade stuffs. I guess this is where all the rich Poles moved after abandoning Hammtramck, cuz they've made an enormous cultural hub at the corner of 15 Mile and Dequindre, and they've taken their fancy foods (and recipes) with them. The Polish Market is an emporium of pickles, pierogies, and assorted Polska imports - it's a great market to either introduce yourself to what goes by Polish cuisine (which often lumps together Ukranian, German, Czech foods into the same designator), or to indulge in some rather excellent versions of the plates you're already familiar with. They have a dozen varieties of kielbasa (the ultra-slim "beer sausage" make excellent snacks... esp., no surprise, with beer!). Their homemade soups, while they might not be as refined as the broths and stews you'd find in your own family's kitchen, are still very superior to the soups that most of the Polish restaurants in Hammtramck are dishing out. The dill soup is good, the chicken noodle is really good, and what sometimes gets called "White Sour soup" and at other times "White Borscht" (...my family only referred to it as "Easter soup" since this was the only time of year we'd normally see it on the table), is top notch. It's an acquired taste i think... a little vinegary, a pinch of horseradish, with kielbasa and egg chunks floating around inside. The pierogies aren't bad... and you'll find them infinitely better than the bagged frozen variety. Essentially they're dough dumplings, filled with either savory or sweet ingredients - potato and cheese being the most common. You can boil them, or, much more rewardingly, you can fry them in butter with onions and bacon. Either way, dollop plenty of sour cream alongside them. Their cabbage rolls aren't terribly impressive. The meat is packed too tight and not ground fine enough for my taste, and their tomato sauce is really weak - maybe just canned tomato soup. :P They also have an impressive deli, a nice bakery section (one of few places to find a seriously delicious rye bread WITHOUT the caraway seeds!!! (i hate caraway, and it's only by custom that rye and caraway are typically put together, which is a truly lamentable tradition). The staff are all on level 11 (except those who are placed behind the desserts counter, who always seem to be ruing the day desserts were invented). Worth checking out if you're ever up that far. read more

This place rocks! Outside of the Hamtramck, nothing else comes close. Pierogi talk: I come here to buy Pierogi that I take home and fry up myself. My grandmother used to make them for me from scratch and they were amazing. She used to say that she was taking her recipe too the grave with her. She isn't dead, but we don't get along anymore and the Pierogi supply has been cut off for many years now. I try different brands of the frozen store bought kind and am always disappointed. The potato taste fake and the sauerkraut is too sour(should be more on the sweet/sour side). This place does it right! Honestly, just like my grandma Rita used to make for me many years ago in her kitchen. Looking around the market today I noticed the hot food counter right next to the deli meats. I was hungry and I couldn't believe that you could make your own mixed meal priced by the lbs. Something sounds fishy about that, WRONG! I got a huge Golumpki(hamburger rice meat ball wrapped in cabbage cooked in a tomato sauce) and 4 sauerkraut Pierogis that cost me $3.10!!! The counter is stocked with lots of other amazing things and some fresh soups, but I was in a hurry so I stuck with that. Despite my suspicions it taste just like homemade Polish food. The one down side is you have to eat your food in the car because there is no place to sit inside. If your local, this isn't a problem. The Market: Everything is fresh, clean and the store is always packed with people. Great cheese selection, deli meats that are delicious(Gypsy style sausage), great produce, and an entire section devoted to every kind of pickled food you can think of. When the check out girls greet you in Polish, you know it is the real deal. I just wish it was 45 mins closer to my house and I'd probably go their everyday to do my shopping. Try it! read more

I haven't been to a Polish market since I was a kid. My neighbor across the street ran a family-owned party store, which offered Polish meat from what I recall (Chene Trombly Market), but that was over 20 years ago. I was one of the very few in the store who didn't speak Polish. Naturally, I felt like an outsider, but an outsider who appreciates good food, no matter what nationality. I just like Polish food. I can't make any of it necessarily, but I can fake it. The fact of the matter is that a pickle looks like a pickle, no matter what the labeling says. I picked up a few random items (spaetzle, bread, tea, smoked kielbasa, borscht, etc.), and was informed that "it's [bologna] all mortadela". I also got some hot kielbasa, pork, and a golumpki, which were all good. One of each cost $4.39, and it really was worth it for the fix. They charge per pound for a meal, which isn't the largest selection, but it's still worth the money if you don't feel like cooking. There were lots of pickled items, tea, noodles, juice, candy, a freezer full of pierogi, Polish magazines, and more pickled items. Most of the stuff is Polish, some German, and you'll see some other nationalities mixed in. In all, I'll be going back there again. Their meat prices are absolutely excellent. I didn't realize how much a pound of bologna really was, mostly due to the fact that it was about half the price you'd see pre-packaged. I'm definitely going to get some more smoked sausage next time I'm in. The verdict is in for the vegetable borscht. I've never eaten borscht before, but I'm going to more often now! At $1.69 for a small tub of it, you can't go wrong. I'm eating the hot-pink cold soup right now, and man is it tasty. Honestly it's hard to describe the taste as I've never had anything like it before, but boy do the chunks of potato bring it together. As an added bonus, I believe this soup is healthier than most soups out there, but I could be wrong about this. I might try adding a chopped boiled egg to it next time for a little more complexity. Read the other reviews out there, as there are definitely some more in-depth ones from people who are more knowledgeable about Polish food. There isn't a whole lot in this store compared to most, but what they do have seems to be very good stuff. Someone mentioned in another review that they have Kinder eggs, which is something I'll be looking for next time. read more

I used to really enjoy this market but the last few times I've come in they have been out of soups and not having some of the other items I am looking for. I do love their hot food, but t if they don't have what I come in for I leave without buying anything. read more

I like to make a beeline for the refrigerated case and buy a couple of containers of pierogies and cabbage rolls. Mmmm. I also love going over to the dessert section and trying the cakes. One of the employees recommended the poppy seed cake to me. I never would have thought to try it because the sheer number of poppy seeds was intimidating (we're talking about a layer of poppy seeds 1/2-inch thick; have dental floss handy, and don't take a drug test afterwards). But it was absolutely delicious - a dense cake with sweet cream cheese and poppy seeds for an interesting contrast of textures. I haven't bought any of the bread from the bakery yet, but it looks good! read more

We came across this place while we were in town or a conference. Being a Polish-American, I decided to stop. I was SO glad we did!! The selection of goods is amazing, from soups to pastries to canned gods, to beer, to a huge meat section. The entire place was spotless and very well-organized. Since we were on the road, I didn't buy anything that I had to worry about refrigerating. Still, we bought plenty. (Beer doesn't need to be cold in transit : ) ) The egg bread with raisins was wonderful and I can't wait to try the Polish dill pickles!! read more

Great place to find and get unique great quality food at a fair price. Love shopping here and discovering something new each time.

Such a fantastic selection! Fresh, frozen, shelf stable...it's all here. Each time I come I buy something new or different (from what you typically find in a US grocery store) to try. Last time was homemade dill pickle soup and Danish bacon. Both were delicious! This time is Hungarian bacon (get the theme?) and beet/onion salad. I can't wait to try them. The meat counter and prepared food selection is very impressive. If you want to try Polish foods, this is the place to test drive. The folks tending the counters are speedy and a restroom is available in case you spend so much time there that you need it. read more

First of all. Im not polish. Im just a food junkie and love Polish Food. We went later in the day so the shelves were empty of some of the things i was hoping to grab. One of those things being dill pickle soup. I did get some fresh Pierogi, cheese ends, fresh bread rolls, kielbasa, krout and a few soup mixes for 30 bucks. Spent a good 30-40 mins wandering around looking at pickles and sourkrout and the assorted pickled items. SO MANY PICKLED ITEMS! Ive never seen pickled potatoes or pickled green tomatoes. A great selection of Pierogi, both house packed and imported from companies. Deli area will fill you with sausage galore. I picked fresh kielbasa after 10 minutes. Like i said it was later in the day so a lot of pastries were gone. But the fresh bread selection was amazing! I grabbed some small rolls ans hubs got a pretzel. Great selection of candies and drinks! The hot counter tho! Great selection of schnitzel, stuffed cabbage, pierogi and sausage and krout. Easy cheap way to eat polish. read more

Huge polish market right across from the polish cultural center and the roller rink. Came here to pick up some fresh homemade pierogi for my family. The store is huge, and they have lots of European snacks and foods in addition to the deli foods. Coffees, pasties, jams, candies, canned veg and meats, etc. the deli had cakes/patries, soups, kraut, a huge variety of fresh sausage, etc. The pierogi were right up front packaged in boxes of 10. They had lots of flavors but I purchased kraut and mushroom, and potato and cheese. Both were so delicious! And for the price, they made a quick easy reasonably priced dinner! read more

Great grocery store for Polish and non-Polish goods. They have a great selection of produce, meats, and dry goods. Go here for your Polish specialties, especially sweets and cookies. The real reason I go here though is their selection of prepared foods. It is a quick and delicious place to get authentic Polish food for carry out. They have several hot entrees, stuffed cabbage, sausages, and other Polish foods with names i can't pronounce or remember. read more

Absolutely love this place for Polish and European cuisine. They have the best selection of meats at the meat counter. Be prepared on weekend mornings for a wait even though they have plenty of workers and so very efficient and fast service. Not only is the meat counter good but all the shelf stable selection they have is better than any major grocers ethnic sections. Will return as often as can for ever time have been here I walk away and enjoy all that walkabout the door. read more

Great place!! Their baked rolls are the best I've ever had! They were still warm when I bought them. I'll be dreaming of these!!

The interior is very nicely done but the food is very mediocre. This was my second time at the restaurant leaving very disappointed.

DILL PICKLE SOUP. best place to get your fix. Insanely good prices. Love the large selection of tea...most around $2! Also the deli is fantastic. Still have yet to try the pierogies because I'm hesitant of anything that isn't my grandmas, but I think that will be my next venture here. read more

I've bought hot food from the Polish Market a couple times now and I won't be buying it anymore. The stuffed cabbage are nothing special and cost me 10 bucks for 3! The chicken cutlets were very dry and their cheese pierogi's didn't have any cheese flavor at all. Sooo disappointed! read more

I feel like when I walk in there.. its like going to school at Northern Michigan University.. a total Sausage Fest. But this is in a good way though.. cause you want these sausages, the ones from NMU, not so much :) Dont come here looking for Kosher.. its a Porkapalooza when you come here. I love all things pork, if they could find a way to bottle the OINK, i would eat that too. There are a ton of veal based thing also... The Veal Hotdogs are awesome, i love them. A bit lighter in taste compared to the pork, but they taste great with some mustard and kraut on top. There is everything Polish here.. from the meats, pirogies, soups, the condiments, pickled everything, bakery, sweets, etc... If you cant find it there, I think you will need to go to Poland to find it. Its so much easier to come here than drive to Hamtramck, but they have the same store down there also. read more