Small store on Tustin Street, jam packed with imported goodies. Clean displays, polite and friendly staff. They have a solid selection of Euro style breads, excellent and truly authentic tasting smoked sausages and cured meats. Made me super happy with authentic Czech mustard. Nice selection of sweets, canned pickles, rollmops and soups. I am not a pierogi fan, but they do have a big freezer full of them, so if you like them you'd be able to find a bunch of flavors. Flavored black and herbal teas, good selection of season appropriate liquor, Vegeta spice mixes. Also of note are authentic Polish pickles and preserved mushrooms. IMHO mushrooms from Poland are superior to Czech or German ones, perhaps only comparable to regional Italian mushroom products. This is definitely something to try and stock up on. Prices were reasonable and overall a good experience. I will be back soon for Camomile shampoo for my kids and maybe that potato vodka that was calling my name. read more

One of the very few places in Orange County that sells Kishka! They also sell many items direct from Poland. The food and service are wonderful! I recommend this place! read more

I agree with the other posters, the place is small, but it's the only place in Orange County (and maybe even in the greater LA area) to find actual polish food. I'm from Wisconsin which has a ton of polish people but I've never been to a Polish deli before. What I purchased: Smoked polish keilbasa: at about $8.00 a pound (Good) Strawberry Perogies ($6 per package?) (very yummy, my Kraut and Mushroom Perogies ($6 per package?) (Good, but I think Mushroom, Kraut, and Potatoes would have been even better) Berry Tea $3.00 A mushroom based sauce $5.00 for a large jar The owner is a little gruff, but will chat with you eventually. The food is pricy, but mostly really good. read more

I'm going to be straight up with all of you. I went here for pierogies and they had a ton of different kinds so I am incredibly happy with this place. They also had a lot of different kinds of jams and candies etc. much like a number of other international stores that I've been to. I found this place on accident (I was getting gas) and was more than happy to nose around and grab some plum pierogies. Next time I am going to go and try their baked goods. read more

Mi in-laws are 2nd Generation Polish from Chicago and this is the only place they buy their sausage and pierogis - and for good reason. This place is the real deal! It's the only Polish deli in OC (that I know of). The sausages are delish. I highly recommend trying their 'hot dogs' - in quotes because a real hot dog (according to the pols) is a small veal sausage. The pierogis are heavenly little potato/pasta pillows stuffed with warm treats - my faves are the sour kraut and potato cheddar varieties. The package will tell you to microwave or boil the pierogs, but honestly you'll get the best tasting p-pillows if you defrost them and deep fry them, duh!! read more

Great selection of Polish food - expecially the kielbasa and kabanos

Found this Polish deli/market through Yelp, and it is next to the O.C. taco joint! Nice little ( I mean little) store and friendly service. I really enjoyed the pierogies, a favorite of mine, and the twice smoked beef stick was yummy too. Definitely a neat little find. read more

First time at Polka Deli, was told by a friend. The place brought me back to my childhood with my Polish mother and my grandmother (Both born in Poland) I got a variety of pirogies, kielbasa (with lots of garlic) and Polish beer. Had a huge yummy sandwich (thick with meat) Big enough for my husband and I to share. Had a wonderful conversation with the owner; Grace (?). I live too far away to make it a routine trip, but I will definitely return!! Have to try all the varieties of pirogies!!! read more

I was cooking up Kielbasa during the Polish Festival one year for the Knights of Columbus in Yorba Linda and after tasting what I was BBQing I had to have more! But the place where we got our meat was out of the county and I didn't feel like driving. So I had to suck it up till the craving went away. Later I was at another Parrish in Yorba Linda for a Mass prior to St. Pat's Day and the Knights and I were serving up samples of Irish dark and light Guinness after Mass.We had conversations about Beers from St. Pauli Girl to San Miguel when we started talking about Brats and you got it...Kielbasa! Suddenly the cravings came back! So I searched Hi and Lo and found this place right on the corner of Ball and Tustin, right behind the Chevron Station. This place is small but the Polish Food is out of this world. SUPERB! The people who run the business are very very nice people and really knew their stuff! I found the Kielbasa and bought the most spiciest variety along with a couple bottles of Polish Pilsner too. When I got home I fired up the grill and opened up a bottle of the Polish Brew. Let me tell you ...I was in heaven! You gotta try this place. They even have chairs and tables outside so you can eat there too. I'm going back for sure. No offense to Hillshire Farms and their version of what I use to think were good Brats and Kielbasa but they could not hold a candle to the quality, freshness, and flavor of the Sausage that you can get here at the Polka Deli. I Love this quaint place. You'll feel at home. The good news for me is that I don't to wait a full year for the next Polish Festival for real good Kielbasa! read more

Polka Deli - Store Front View - Delis Near Me - Orange, California

Wonderful place to shop for polish foods and talk a little bit po polsku. I found my favorite polish foods there such as pasztetowa, bigos, ptasie mleczko, pieguski, pasztet (pate) and many more. The staff is very polite and helpful. read more

Polka Deli - Little bit of everything in my bag.Twaróg, Vanilla Marshmallow aka Ptasie Mleczko, Pasztet(pate),Bigos &candy variety by Wawel. - Delis Near Me - Orange, California

I tend not to come here much and opt for Moscow Deli instead, even though I'm Polish. The service really is bad, especially if you don't speak Polish. I wouldn't recommend coming here with questions. Their selection isn't great either. The things they have that you really can't get anywhere else (that I come here for a few time a year): dried mushrooms (borowiki, podgrzybki), parówki (Polish hot dogs), pre-fix dill sauce for fish, krupnik (Polish honey liquor). Everything else I just get at Moscow Deli, as they have a bunch of Polish products. They do also have high quality frozen pierogi and pyzy, but I find that the worse quality ones at MD are good enough for me not to want to drive out to PD just to get the better ones read more

The only Polish deli in OC! It's a small deli, they sell all kinds of Polish foods, drinks and products. The lady there was friendly, the prices are a little high, but being the only establishment that sells Polish food, I will definitely check it out again sometime. read more

This place is definitely out of the way for us. Whether it's making a detour or making a road trip just for this place, we try to come here once a year to stock up on food items. They have a good selection of pieorgies. My husband loves their stuffed cabbage. They even have paczkis the week before Fat Tuesday! There are a wide variety of traditional Polish food here. Although I'm not of Polish descent, my husband is and this place brings a piece of home for him. read more

They do not have cooked pierogis.... I have been looking for 2 days to have someone in a Resturant to make some pierogis. Disappointed again they do have frozen pierogis but I didn't care for the way they tasted but at least they had them. read more

Great little deli, awesome ham sandwiches with a nice slightly spicy mustard. Good perogies too!

All I know is that the cheese and potato pierogis are the greatest! Fry them in butter and get them crispy outside, as the owner says, and you will love them! The owners are wonderful Eastern Europeans. Not many markets like this in Orange County. read more

I'm able to get items here that I can't find anywhere else. A bit of a drive for me, but on my list when in Orange County. Glad to have found Polka Deli after visiting their stand at the recent Polish Festival at the John Paul II Center in Yorba Linda. read more

Came here for the first time and I instantly fell in love with it. It is a smaller store, but there is SO much stuff, you have to take your time and browse. They had Golabki (stuffed cabbage) available that was THE BEST I have ever had. SO GOOD! Also their bakery treats are scrumptious. Definitely will be making a stop here more frequently. The cashier was very friendly as well. Parking is not bad at all. Prices were decent. read more

Nice variety of Polish foods, including fresh, frozen, and canned or shelf stable products. Knowledgeable, friendly staff. I was specifically looking for sauerkraut pierogi. (I usually make my own, but I've been struggling with a chronic illness, and have not felt well enough to do it. They are A LOT of work!) This shop carries many different varieties, but were completely out of the sauerkraut type. Picked up some I'd never tried before: plum, strawberry, plus there were meat filled. Our family doesn't usually eat any of those types. Besides the sauerkraut, we love potato/cheese filled, and farmer's (or ricotta) cheese. I took away one star for the inability to provide what seems to be the most popular type, sauerkraut.. I conversed with the owner, and she told me that the amount that was in the display freezer is the quantity that sells out within 2 hours at this time of year! Maybe they could figure out a way to stock and store sufficient quantities of this type. My search continues. Two women, who were in front of me in line, mentioned a couple of other places where I might find the sauerkaut pierogi, including one in Santa Monica. It's nice to come across friendly, nice people who are shopping there, as well as working there! They were also out of chrustyki (sp?) a delicate pastry, also called angel wings. I've made those myself, too, but again, a very labor intensive recipe. I did get some yummy pastries which were similar to what my mom's friend used to make: light pastry, filled with fruit jam, and dusted with powdered sugar. I was able to procure some fresh (as opposed to smoked) kielbasa, my personal favorite. Plus, they have kiska, which is a type of blood sausage. Sounds gross, I know, but I grew up eating that, and I was never told what it was made from! I only know I still love it. I found lots of other traditional Polish foods, and I will definitely head back to Orange in the New Year. I hope I can get my sauerkraut pierogi in 2017! read more

I go in to get a few things and always walk out with twice as much as I went in to buy. Wide selection of treats, deli goods are top-notch, and my wifre who is Polish, is happy to see me when I come home with all the goodies. Smoked fish is wonderful. read more

I've been going to Polka Delicatessen for 10 years. I love the kielbasa, Babka and Polish Cheesecake. Friendly environment, Excellent Service. To miejsce jest konieczbos' ia.. Miec' szczess'liwy Wielkanoc. read more

there's NOTHING wholesome or polish about this deli. there is a lack of community especially when it comes to my old mother making a mere phone call here. this place is just sad and as a polish woman, I'd never recommend this place. read more

A polish friend recommended this place. They have a great polish cheesecake and very good sausages and cold cuts.

I am Polish, so go figure....Now, seriously, if you are Anthony Bourdain's fan this is the place to get your blood sausage in Orange County. Look no further. Cottage cheese, bread, smoked sausage, and a very wide selection of pierogis. And did I mention polish pate? Plus ask for their Deli Sandwiches and you will want to come back again and again. Bonus: mówimy po polsku :) read more

Went for the first time, last week. As an east coast (Polish) native, I was a little wary of getting "west coast" kielbasy. I have to say the food is exceptional, the deli is clean, and the selection of Polish food is fabulous. I will definately be back. So good to know I don't have to bring back all that Polish food anymore when I visit my relatives back east! read more

Went to the deli expecting fresh hotdogs and fresh white sauage and the only had frozen products. They dont even even make anything fresh there. The owners are always talking in polish to each other whenever you ask the something. They are not friendly at all. Meats are too salty!. This is the first and last time i will go there. I can buy the same quality food at walmart or publix. read more

After trying their Polish sausage/kielbasa, I have never bought another Hillshire farms. Everytime we have a bbq and I bust out that long rope sausage, people are amazed. Once they taste it, they want to know where I get it. The other poster is right on about the lady, she could be a little rough but I just go in, order, and I'm out. read more

Came for the paczki (this past Easter), got my whole department addicted to the delicious Polish treats, and intend to return for the bakery at every opportunity in the future. This would also be a good stop for those of you looking for less typical European imports, this is also a good bet - I picked up a vanilla sauce that reminded me an awful lot of what I grew up with in Sweden, and I hope it tastes similar. None of the things I've seen elsewhere in the US or Canada has come close. So to be absolutely clear: to date, I have only eaten their paczkis, which were outstanding and absolutely worth it. DO IT. THIS IS HOW YOU WANT TO CELEBRATE FAT TUESDAY. In the future, I'll hopefully update this review with their grocery imports + the babka. Chocolate, of course; all other babkas are inferior, right? (Seinfeld, anyone?) read more

Tiny place to find authentic Polish food. It's mostly canned and jarred items, some vodka, frozen pierogis and blintzes. They do taste better than the stuff at the grocery store. Oh, and there is a $20 minimum for credit card. read more

I love this place I have secret items, I'm obsessed with and stock up when they get it! Chocolate, meats, polish sausage, frozen perogis, glumpki, begos, pigs in a blanket are super yummy ! Omg I love this place! read more

The store is kinda small, but they have the freshest polish food on the west coast.

One of the few places that sell blood sausages in the OC. That gets a thumbs up for me. Oh, and they were delicious.

I went here for the first time to get supplies for a "Polish Feast". They have everything imaginable​, the owner is super kind and helped me choose items that would make a memorable dinner for a Polish friend. ​I will be back for more of the yummy cheese and sausage and pierogies and cabbage rolls and mustard with​ horseradish! read more

Being from Michigan, and having Polish lineage, I was looking for a place to purchase my favorite Polish eats. This is the place! I can even get my Paczkis here for Fat Tuesday! I've read some negative comments about the owner, but during the few times I have been in, I've not witnessed any of this firsthand. Perhaps certain people are just a bit overly sensitive or dramatic? I am definitely keeping this place on my list of places I go to celebrate my heritage! read more

If you are looking for some perogies and blinitz this is the place to go. They have so many different types with meat, cabbage, and sweet ones with strawberries and my favorite sour cherries. They have great selection of hard Cheeses (you have try Edam). Some sausages and a lot more. It is a tiny shop packed with a lot of Polish food. It is amazing how clean it is. A lot of times small European places are not the best at maintaining stores. The only down side is that prices are a little bit high for packaged foods for our budget. I can't believe we lived in the area for two years and have not stumbled upon this place. I will definitely will be back for more poppy seed roll. read more

A very nice younger lady was working today. Very small place but great! Great sausage! We found out about this place from the polish festival in Yorba Linda. Bought beer, sausage, cabbage rolls, and pierogis :) read more

Nice little shop. They have a nive selection of goodies, some sausages, and a freezer case of pierogies, blintzes, latkes, and some of the best damn gulabki I have ever eaten! read more

I put in an order for paczki knowing that on fat Tuesday they will run out. They were just regular donuts, nothing special about them. I could have gotten these anywhere. They were flat and obviously prepared a few days ago. Big disappointment. Additionally, I asked for some kielbasa with my order and was charged. When I got home to put away groceries I found there was no kielbasa. Thanks guys....... read more

I got kielbasie and frozen potato and potato and cheese pierogies for New Years, very short line. The kielbasie would have been great if it had a tad more salt in it. The pierogies were lousy, expensive and looked like tennis balls. The frozen ones in the supermarket are better. I'm going to try to dig up mom's recipe and make my own. The best thing about the place is the aroma when you walk in there. They should can that and sell it. YUM read more

Best Polish deli in SoCal. Delicious meats, breads & desserts. Don't let the tiny shop fool you! They have tons of choices. Great Polish liquors too! read more