When in Detroit,I always make a beeline for Hamtramack, where one finds the Polonia . It is a comfortable, down-to-earth place with truly delicious food, and it leaves you feeling if as you were a guest in the kitchen of a Polish home. I had one of the special luncheons, with some great dill pickle soup, and a plate with meat, potatoes and sauerkraut. It was unbelievably tasty, and costs $5.95! Since they had pierogies, I got a couple of them to go, and had them later. It's worth a trip to taste this food! read more

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The waitress was very rude and lacked a smile or a personality. She handed us our plates from the front of the table. Someone teach her how to wait on tables. My son ordered a roast beef sandwich and it arrived on plain simple white bread. No taste! I ordered the pierogis that were just heated and not made fresh. The waitresses were sitting down at s table and were zombies. I thought I was in an episode of "The Walking Dead" I was very offended by this restaurant! Anthony Bourdain came here? Well he must have thrown up in the bathroom. Horrible restaurant! Horrible wait staff! Do not go there! read more

Hamtramck and it's incredibly authentic Polish community and restaurants are truly a special gem to the Detroit area. And when I want food that tastes like my extended Ciocias (aunts) made it, this is the place I will now forever come to. Do yourself a favor, try a little of everything. Try their homemade sausage, eat a potato pancake filled with goulash, try whatever perogis have been made that day, and for whatever you may believe in sake, don't leave without at least sampling their dill pickle soup. As Janelle P. said, it's thick and creamy, like potato soup, but has the flavors of dill pickles. I ended up buying a quart for a mere $3.80 that will have to last me until my next rainy day craving for comfort foods. Yes, the rumors are true. The waitstaff is part of the atmosphere. Beautiful and hypnotizing eastern European girls that might make you feel like you've wandered onto a James Bond movie set will distract you, but they're also great servers that know the menu inside out. If you're a Polish food rookie, they'll be happy to be your tour guide. Lots of vegetarian options, Polish beer and incredibly reasonable price to portion ratios make this restaurant a winner in my book, but what really takes the cake for me is the fact that they are non smoking. They're also one of the only authentic Polish restaurants in Hamtramck to take cards, albeit at a slight charge (believe me, the Polish Trio that comes with two potato pancakes, two perogis and a fresh sausage plus the soup or salad at $6.95 will make you feel fine and dandy about paying that service fee). This restaurant is often compared to Polish Village, which I also enjoy, but to me, this is just more authentic. Great atmosphere, Polish music over the speakers and a really great crowd. I can't say enough good things. Next time I'm in, I'll definitely try the duck blood soup and the stuffed cabbage. So good, so filling, so everything I need on a rainy day in Detroit. read more

Polonia Restaurant - The polish trio: perogi potato pancakes and fresh keilbasa - Polish Near Me - Hamtramck, Michigan

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Happy paczki day! In the D for a a couple of Yelp events, the lovely Annette J suggested we meet in Hamtramck at Polonia to celebrate Fat Tuesday today. The city was packed, parking was difficult, the wait took a long time, but what an experience it was. I don't eat much Polish food, but I did today and I actually really enjoyed it. I went with dill pickle soup, a salad, and amazing potato pancakes. I took my paczki for dessert for later as my belly had no room left after lunch. No Bourdain sitings but I did bump into Dave Rozema (former Detroit Tigers pitcher) while we were there. (Little known fact: I grew up a tomboy obsessed with the Detroit Tigers!) Anyways, if you're in the mood for Polish food or looking to try something new, I do recommend Polonia. But if you want to avoid the crazy lines, parking, etc... perhaps try going any other day of the year. read more

I see a lot of mixed reviews here and I'd like to set record straight regarding Polonia. I've been coming here for over 25 years. The food is decent here but its not as good as Polish Village. The decor is Old World European. Stop asking them to remodel and watch a video on Polish art or culture. Get over it. Its festive. Then maybe you'll get it. The service is hit or miss and usually its miss. The waitresses are rude. I'm pretty sure its a European thing. Abrupt. Not sure about the colored bras that one commented on. I've never had a millennial wait on me but if I have that experience as one reviewer put it, he/she/hir/it's gonna feel my wrath. I've shown up on a Saturday at 5 o'clock and they were closed even though they're supposed to be there much later. I guess the owner is a Prima Donna. The nalesniki is the best thing on the menu. Czernina is duck blood soup. It has brown sugar and plumbs in it to offset the taste- Polish Village's is great. Summary: really hit or miss. Really, really hit or miss. read more

Polonia Restaurant - Polish Near Me - Hamtramck, Michigan

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This is our go-to Polish restaurant in Hamtown. The food is just as good, if not better, than Polish Village Cafe next door, but the prices are more reasonable, you can pay with a card and you can actually get a seat. We have always had great service and never a complaint. read more

If you had a gun to my head and asked me which I liked better: Polish Village or Polonia -- I would say Polonia. I totally disagree with Steve W. The ambiance of Polonia is INFINITELY better than Polish Village. Key reason: NO SMOKING. And they had booths. Oh yes, the women waitresses are all tiny and attractive. They even have a picture of them all dressed up in slutty outfits for Halloween on the cash register (maybe to get you to give them a bigger tip?). This place gets packed at lunch with a bunch of middle aged men, and the service can hurt. I hate having to ask for a refill on my pop, I just want it refilled when it's empty. Service was slow, but when service was finally there, it was rushed and unpleasant. The dill pickle soup was FTW, as were the glompki (stuffed cabbage rolls)! Those cabbage rolls were the best I've had in Detroit so far. Their pierogi are pretty tasty too. Unfortunately, though, they serve you sweet cheese ones. Ugh, those are the worst. I hate sweet cheese pierogi. But the kraut pierogi and the kapusta --- oh god, the kapusta -- was AWESOME. I think this kapusta (kraut) beats out Jacoby's. It was awesome, better than my grandmother ever made. Not bitter, but tangy and salty. I think my people really understand me sometimes. This place had the perfect amount of salt to their food (maybe even too salty for other people). Bonus: They actually show their vegetarian options on the menu instead of making you guess! The dill pickle soup is vegetarian (to my surprise) the duck soup is not. read more

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I love Yemans St. just off Joseph Campeau in the heart of Ham-Town because it houses two of the most authentic and best Polish eateries this side of Krakau...the Polish Village and Polonia. A flip of the coin generally determines where I'll will butter my bread. Today, while entertaining two native Brazilians for lunch, the name of the game was Polonia. Our group arrived early and grabbed a six-top in Polonia's old world dining room which is filled with colorful images and symbols of the Motherland. Our server was quick to jump on our drinks and was back to take our orders. I immediately noticed the menus had the mug of Anthony Bourdain prominently displayed on their covers based on a visit he made 2 years ago while filming an episode of the Travel Channel's "No Reservations" in the Motor City. After chowing down some bread and butter and the chicken noodle or salad that comes with the dinners, our group grabbed a nice variety of Polonia's best including some pierogies, stuffed cabbage, potato pancakes, fresh Polish sausage and some smoked kielbasa with sauerkraut and applesauce. Wow...home run - clean water! Polonia once again grabs the 5 stars with its homey old world atmosphere, quick and attentive service, great value and most of all, classic ethnic cuisine like your grandma may have made. Our guests from Brazil walked away with smiles on their faces having experienced the best Pole-Town has to offer. read more

Duck soup - it's more than the title of an old Marx Brothers movie; it's delicious. Like Polonia itself, the duck soup was surprising. It's a little like a sweet and sour soup from a chinese restaurant - except not as tart; wonderfully rich and with home made noodles. Polonia has lovely old school Polish food. You're not going there for the service or the decor! The freshly made sausage are NOT TO BE MISSED. Have loved everything I've had, the bread-in-baggies withstanding. Great pierogi, stuffed cabbage and potatoe pancakes. The beef goulash stuffed pancake is tasty and how do you say - HUGE. A great moment was going through the kitchen to the men's room. The kitchen is spotlessly clean and reveals much about Polonia ... like it's cleanliness! Also, a huge decades-old grinder and wood-sided coolers. The kitchen looks like a movie set from the 1930s. The waitresses always seem like they're covering a couple too many tables but they are extremely nice. The decor is strangely appealing - an old tin ceiling with some '70s hanging plants as an update - probably in the '70s; along with some back home Polish accents. The flat panel display of various menu items adds little to the decor. It's an amazing value as well. Dinner for 2 always under $20. read more

Thoroughly enjoyed my meal! - Beet Soup: Sweet broth, almost chicken stock based. Tender beets and onion in the cup. Do not confuse with borscht (beet soup with cream, and beet or spinach leafs). - Cabbage soup: You can tell this was simmered down from a stock. The flavor was so well developed and concentrated. Notes of ham flavor throughout, would consume by the bucket! - Polish Trio: Sausage, pierogies, and potato pancakes. Sausage I thought was delish, so juicy and tender. I'll leave the specifics to someone more qualified, but very good. Pierogies were awesome, cooked perfect. Potato pancakes were just ok. Dessert crepes: I was hoping they would be filled, but they were served jelly on the side. Really good. read more

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Early Sunday dinner with two friends, and only one other table in the place was taken. The food was wonderful, as always. Pierogies were nicely done, potato pancakes are the best in Metro Detroit. Served hot and quickly. Sweet cheese crepes finished our meal. Then the waitress forgot who we were, didn't check back on the table, played with her phone and talked with other employees. read more

Polonia Restaurant - Nice quiet before the dinner crowd - Polish Near Me - Hamtramck, Michigan

Although the old diner counter and the picture of FDR are long gone, the tradition of selling authentic Polish food remains a staple Polonia Restaurant. A favorite of my family for many years, everyone looks forward to stopping for a bite to eat at Polonia. The staff is usually very warm and inviting and eager to answer any questions that you may have. The food is top notch in quantity, quality and taste. One of my guilty pleasures is the delicious Polish rye that they bring to the table at the beginning of the meal. They have a diverse selection of domestic and foreign beers and stouts. I usually treat myself to a Zywiec Porter or two, with dinner. Having recently undergone a renovation, the restaurant is a brighter, more pleasant version of it's old self. There's a beautiful bar now which takes center stage towards the front of the restaurant. My family loves the Czarnina (aka duck blood soup) and the Dill Pickle soups. We also love the sliced cucumbers in sour cream and dill. If you like Pierogi's (Polish filled dumplings) you can't beat any of the ones offered, although my family is partial to potato or sweet cheese ones. Of course a meal at Polonia wouldn't be complete without a couple of Polish filled crepes (Nakashnikis). We generally opt for a couple of each flavored crepe to satisfy everyone's taste buds. If you're looking for good Polish food near the Motor City, stop on by Polonia and enjoy Polish hospitality at it's finest. read more

I realize this is the new kid on the block when comparing it to Polish Village, but this place holds its own. I just tried it recently and the combination plate was a ton of food for 8.00 (Sausage, Kraut, Mashed and boiled potatos, Perogies, Rye Bread, and cucumber soup), but I didn't have any problems eating every bit of it. The only negative is that they do not have a bar to sit at, but maybe that's o.k. Great place for little money. read more

I miss them. I moved and have few opportunities to go back and enjoy. True, delicious and beautiful Polish cooking with a delightful beer from my Father's country. When I was a busy fellow on the road a lot, I'd stop here for lunch. Before cell phones, I'd place my order and then walk over to the pay phone to talk with clients. Inevitably, a beautiful Polish grandmother would bring my bowl of Dill Pickle Soup over to the little table next to the phone kiosk and chastise me to . "Eat before it gets cold." It doesn't get any better. Thank you Babcia. read more

Having recently been to Polish Village Cafe, I decided it would be a good time to check in at Polonia. I could barely compare the two, Polish Village exceeded my expectations, while Polonia was disappointing. The service was not good. A line out the door and plenty of empty tables was causing more than just a little stir with the ppl in line. When asked, the staff reported there were only 3 servers on the floor (?). Once we were seated, service continued to be an issue. As far as the food, I love dill pickle soup. I loved the visible fresh dill, but prefer the chucks of potato in PVC soup. We shared a small assortment of food, all of it good. Corned beef and cabbage was flavorful and the cabbage had nice color, which i really like. Pierogis were good (not great) and the potato pancakes were good (not great). I did get a side of apple sauce and it was delicious and chunky. Polish sausage was good. Interior was very plain. Bonus for taking plastic. I hate to base my review on a comparison, but they certainly lend themselves to being compared - if for no other reason, they are only separated by their shared parking lot. If you were to ask for my suggestion, Id certainly send you to Polish Village Cafe. read more

So I eat at both Polonia and Polish Village Cafe. They are separated by a parking lot and are two of three Polish restaurants still left in a once predominately Polish community of Detroit called Hamtramck. The third restaurant my dad got us kicked out of so I have yet to sample, but its a little ways away from the hub of the neighborhood. Both places have completely different vibes. Polish Village Cafe reminds me a lot of places I ate at when I was in Krakow. I get a little nervous when I walk in as the place is basically located in a dark house basement and everyone in the place turns and looks at you when you enter. It has more of a seedy underbelly feel to it, like an old speakeasy where everyone checks to make sure your not the police. You definitely feel out of the country at this place but it adds to its charm. Polonia, has more of a Bavarian Sound of Music feel to it, something you might find at Disney as an interpretation of Poland. So this is what I have noticed between the two - Polonia definitely has better sausage, and they make it themselves. The sausage is probably the only reason I would choose to eat at Polonia over Polish Village Cafe. Polonia also has a pretty good cucumber salad and duck soup, which even though its on the menu, isn't always available at the Polish Village Cafe. The portions are a lot smaller at Polonia and I somehow always end up still leaving hungry. The food isn't as heavy, the perogies taste great but are very small so you almost need to double the order. Go for the sausage for sure! read more

Stopped in before a night of live music in Hamtramck based on excellent word of mouth. I ordered the Polish Trio, starting off with some cabbage soup. The soup was delicious, the pancakes were the best I've ever had, and the pierogi were more flavorful than some of the other restaurants in the neighborhood. The rest of my table (6 total people) had an assortment of dishes and everyone was quite pleased; the pancake with goulash was a resounding hit with the entire table. I was with a large group yet we were served quickly by a really pleasant waitress, and drink refills were prompt. Although I don't make it up to Hamtramck as often as I'd like, I will definitely make it a point to return to Polonia sometime in the near future; many more menu items are on my bucket list! read more

This is the second time I have attended Polonia's and this is definitely not the last. I am super impressed with the food and atmosphere again. The prices are so reasonable. All the food is completely homemade from the apple sauce to the cucumber sour cream salad. My favorite food on the menu was the potato dumplings (pierogis) and the potato pancakes. I brought my boyfriend and family and friends here to eat and each person didn't talk for at least fifteen minutes while we all ate our food. I will definitely be coming back again in the near future. read more

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Completely remodeled in August 2021. The new bar and update of the entire dining area is great Food is excellent as always read more

I think Polonia might be a little tired, but I found it charming and like home. Hell, I'm tired too. My Polish/Hungarian auntie brought me here for dill pickle soup, which was as wonderful as I have been hearing about for more that a decade. I had a cup of that and a potato pancake as well as a shot of the bison grass vodka and we were absolutely enchanted by our server who treated us so sweetly and drew us into her world of hospitality and pride of place and the dishes she grew up with. She was very knowledgeable about the menu and was glad to share with us details about the different plates and describe each offering accurately and with genuine fondness. The decor is hilarious. The food is very nicely done and the portions are more than. I wasn't even hungry when we walked in, but I had no problem finishing my foods. Come in here expecting an experience--not 5 star food or innovative cuisine. Just come in hungry for hearty fare and a genuine invitation to the table with real home cooking. read more

Most disrespectful, rude and ignorant restaurant I have ever been too. Please see photos for more detail. I will be contacting the Better Business Bureau and the Health Department in regards to my experience. read more

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I've been to Polish restaurants from Chicago to Gdansk, and Polonia ranks amongst the best. I had the Polish Sampler plate. The golumpki were perfectly seasoned, and the tomato sauce was completely indescribable, intangible, holy perfection. I'm not sure what kinda sausage I had (definitely white, like brat), but it struck the perfect balance between sweet and spicy, and created an atomic reaction on my tastebuds when paired with bigos. Staff was very nice and all speak Polish...as well as english. Its good so that you don't need to dirty your mouth with Anglo words before eating. read more

Polonia Restaurant - Polish samples - Polish Near Me - Hamtramck, Michigan

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We ate a delicious dinner there about a month ago and the service was also very pleasant. The prices were *very* reasonable and the portions were generous. Note: They charge a 3% fee if you use credit cards. read more

Great traditional Polish restaurant in the heart of Hamtramck. Went with friends and ordered a variety of food including the potato pancakes, beef goulash with potato noodles, city chicken, pierogies, and chicken soup. The Goulash was my favorite. The beef was very tender and the potato noodles were a great addition both for taste and texture. The pierogies were good, but not my favorite. The beef pierogies definitely outshined the other ones. We also tried the cherry and lemon shots recommended to have before or after and enjoyed them. Its great to see traditional restaurants surviving and Polish food is always a great choice. read more

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1st time here and will be back to try other items. I had dumplings and sausage. Plenty of food and great prices! read more

Polonia Restaurant - Perigee and stuffed cabbage .... delicious - Polish Near Me - Hamtramck, Michigan

We frequent this restaurant. My family and I love the food. However, when we went tonight there was a few workers sitting with a friend behind our booth. I think the friend was drinking because she broke a glass when she got up. They were so loud. I had my 10 year old son with us. After we ate, the manager(older gentlemen) approached the 3 waitresses about them being on their phone and hanging out at a table with their friends. The three girls started yelling and swearing at their manager. It was so disrespectful, not to mention unprofessional. F-bombs left and right. They carried it on for about 5 min. Other customers also left when we did and joked about it when we saw them in the parking lot. It didn't seem like the manger was out of line. I hope the owner reads this, because this type of behavior will ruin the business. read more

During my Detroit trip, I wanted to have some Polish food in Hamtramck. A Russian-born acquaintance suggested Polonia over Polish Cottage due to the dill pickle soup. We had pirogies, Hungarian crepes with beef goulash inside, and rolled cabbage. All was tasty and heavy. The interior is painted with Polish folk scenes and decorated with Polish pottery. Our waitress, who supposedly resembles Shelly Duvall, was bonus! read more

I absolutely and whole heartedly love this place!!! The environment and atmosphere is the best. The food is just the best I have had at any restaurant that serves this cuisine. There has never been anything I have ordered here in the 6 years I have been going that I have been disappointed or not totally happy. There isn't a item on the menu that isn't absolutely good and satisfying. This place is the ultimate comfort food destination and spot. read more

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Hands down my favorite polish restaurant. It smells like my moms kitchen and tastes just like her food. She's polish and I was raised on yummy food like this. Highly recommend it. I've been trying to watch my portions so I always split the sampler platter with my boyfriend and we end up super full (just FYI for those of you watching portions). read more

Polish food normally warms my heart. But i think i'm too used to the massively starchy parts of it, and not necessarily appreciative enough of real authentic polish food. Last weekend the boo and i were deciding between Polish Village and Polonia....since i had heard more favorable things about Polonia AND since Tony B. featured it on No Reservations, we decided to try it out. We started with the dill pickle soup--which was absolutely fantastic; i mean who doesn't love the heavenly combination of pickles and potatos. PLUS the broth was actually surprisingly light, which was unexpected. We also ordered the Smalec spread. UM gross! i concur with previous statements that it should have been served with warm bread! it was so gritty and just unpleasant tasting....i felt like i was licking grease off a door hinge. yelch! So for our entrees we both had the Polish Trio dinner served with potato pancakces, pierogis and sausage. Pancakes get 5-stars. They were sooo good and just what i was looking for. I'd give the pierogis maybe 3 or 4 stars, good, but nothing special. the sausage was gross, i honestly had one bite and couldn't stomach the rest, but i'm not a huge fan in general....so you may not want to take my word for it. Glad i tried it, but learned that polish food is def not my fave. read more

Polonia Restaurant - Dill pickle soup and heart attack in a cup - Polish Near Me - Hamtramck, Michigan

The food was authentic and amazing. We did take out but the staff was still courteous and friendly!

Horrible wait staff! Never completely took all of our dishes off the table. Took over 20 minutes for our first drinks to hit the table. Loved the cabbage and sausage. The perogi were ok. People were constantly in line out the door, opened right next to our table. 58.00$ for two out of 9 of our party. Hope you enjoy your time. Don't go on a Saturday. read more

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Food is good! Really like their stuffed cabbage but honestly find their menu overpriced for carry out and don't appreciate the additional charge for not paying cash. Polish Village does the same, but I feel like their choice of meals, sides, portions, and pricing are slightly better. read more

The staff did a great job accommodating a group of 10 people. Table was ready when we arrived. Between the semi large group, nearly everything on the menu was tried. I went with the combo plate. The cucumbers were drenched in dressing. Sausage and pierogis were pretty good. Stuffed cabbage and kraut did nothing for me. Server was nice enough to split the checks a few different ways. A 3, or 4 percent fee is added if you use a charge card. read more

I love pierogies.. so of course I'm giving an establishment that serves awesome pierogies an awesome review! My first time here was on Fat Tuesday after going to Polish Village Cafe and finding out there was a 3 hour wait. 3 hours Polish Village? For real?! Who would wait for 3 fuckin hours to eat after drinking for hours? So.. we left with heavy hearts because I really had my heart set on pierogie delights. We literally walked down the block and the group I was with decided to try Polonia. (I'm with 4 hardcore polish friends & family members of the Polish Muslims.. they always go to Polish Village Cafe and was a little hesitant but we were all dying of starvation). Polonia also had a line forming but it wasn't so crazy as Polish Village Cafe so I snuck in my beer from the beer tent and drank while waiting. The one annoying part of waiting was that there were open tables available but yet none of the waitstaff would sit people down at them. what the hell!? I think we waited 20 minutes and then we were finally seated. My friend took it in her hands to do all the ordering and I'm so happy she did. For those of you who have read any of my earlier posts know I have a hard time making food decisions so when she did all the ordering, I just sat back and sipped on my wine. I'm also glad she ordered because I would have just ordered like 20 plates of pierogies and would have missed out on some other great dishes. We shared the potato pancakes and mixed dumplings as an appetizer. So good. I also learned how great sour cream mixed with sugar is. I dipped my potato pancake in this sugared sour cream and wanted to order more and never leave. Polonia brings out their sour cream in bottles. I guess sour cream goes with a lot of polish dishes. We also tried the dill pickle soup and beet soup. Not a big fan of beets but good GAWD these soups were amazing. We then shared the polish combination plate which included a stuffed cabbage, sausage, 2 more pierogies, mashed potatoes and kraut. I could have bottled the kraut and took it home with me. If you haven't noticed I really really love polish food and I really enjoyed Polonia. I hope one day I get to make it to Polish Village Cafe but I was really happy with the outcome of Polonia. It's pretty cheap too. all the food and glass of wine was under $40. One Happy pierogie loving girl right here. Oh and for some reason the cashier couldn't split checks... that was a bit annoying read more

Polonia Restaurant - Polish combination plate - Polish Near Me - Hamtramck, Michigan

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Good heartily well priced polish food. Potato pancake and potato pirogies were yummy. Polish smoked sausage plate was great. Hot beets side is delish!! Other at our table enjoyed the combo platter, chicken plate and Hungarian pancake. Very good time and 1/2 the wait of polish village. read more

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It's been a while since we wrote a review of this long-standing icon of Hamtramack dining. One of the few Polish dining spots left in the city, it only seems to get better each time we go. Three of us dined for %60 (including a $10 tip) and a pitcher of Polish beer (Occum). Great service, great food, and excellent prices. I had the sirloins schnitzel with potato noodles and sweetened grated beets. My wife had the meatloaf and friend had the city chicken. All were outstanding. Perfect place for a cold spring evening's meal. Finished it all off with a wonderrful seven layer chocolate cake with raspberry-chocolate syrum and whipped cream!. Ummm good! read more

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It had been a while since I ate at Polonia...usually preferring the ambiance of Polish Village more....but lately they haven't been living up to the hype. We stopped into Polonia for lunch on Sunday and we were blow away by the food. No question, hands down, they are the best in Polish cuisine! Pierogi of sweet cheese were excellent. The dill pickle soup was really flavorful without tasting starchy...fresh and smoked kielbasa were extra delicious, as well as some potato pancakes and creamy cucumbers....all though, I might add, I do prefer my cucumbers sweet as opposed to salty....but nothing a little sugar can't fix.. This is how I remember Grandma's cooking to be!! read more

I've been waiting to come to Hamtramck for some Polish food and couldn't wait to try Polonia. No, not because Anthony Bourdain stopped by in 2009 and did a whole segment here, I could care less (jk!). My friends and I came here right before a Detroit City FC game and we were ready. The restaurant itself has a family, old-school vibe, and everyone there was very friendly. We ordered all the pierogis (potato, kraut, cheese) - I could basically live off these. For our entrees, we got the city chicken (not chicken, it's pork lol), beef goulash and potato noodles, and the potato pancakes. Everything was delicious, but I'd have to say the the beef goulash and potato noodles were my favorite! Also, as if all the food wasn't enough, we decided to order the "Cherry Kiss", which are shots recommended before and after your meal. Naturally, we ordered 8 and one of our friends didn't make it so it was amazing. Great place for traditional polish food and drinks. read more

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I had some pierogis on Pierogi Day 2019. They were really good. And the Arnold Palmer drink I had was amazing. I like the servers, they were cool. It's comfy and clean in there too. A nice family restaurant with great prices. read more