they are selling out expired foods . today i got salted fish , it was expired and disjusting the…read moreworst thing is that they advised to me to get this kind of fish I never recommend to come to this store anyone .

Hubby & I stopped in here with 15min to close. Felt horrible, but after the Yelp reviews, we had to…read morejust take a minute a look around. We're trying to broaden our horizons beyond the burger & fries. The Store does look a bit ominous from the outside. Open sign on the door, but looked closed. Door knob turned & we walk into a brightly lit, full, but quaint market. A bit overwhelming for a newbie. But the moment we started asking questions, the owner (I presume), was very willing to help. With suggestions & honesty, we walk out of there with (the more premium) caviar, which he let me taste before I bought (Holy s$i@, it was beautiful), a bag of Lavash bread & a vegetable spread. We're definitely going back to get some chili paste & to try the smoked meats & maybe smoked salmon. And we're bringing friends.

Another pierogi place! In Columbus! That's the one big gap in our very diverse and high-quality…read morefood scene. We've always needed more Eastern European food. There have been a few Polish and Russian places over the years, and Hubert's and Pierogi Mountain have stuck around and are local treasures, but there's just not enough. I was very excited when I heard about this place. And it's at the ghost kitchen on Essex, along with a dozen other places, so it's handy for me on the way to work. They have some interesting items in addition to pierogi and kielbasa and sauerkraut. They have pierogi "skillets," which have stuff piled on top of pierogi. It's a good idea, and they look tasty, but I either was not hungry enough or I'm just a purist so I did not get them this time. Not sure if there will be a next time, because their ordering system royally sucks. You order directly from their website, which gives them more money, which is a good thing. But it's still flipdoor or Grubdash or whatever the heck ordering system they use, and it forces you to give them a card to save, which I do not like at all. And then it does not give you a pickup time. You just wait and then they say "prepping," and then "oh, it's ready." Well, I need to have an estimated time, or be able to set a time. I'm not ordering from the parking lot and sitting there for an hour. It took me ten minutes to get there after I got the "ready" text. By the time I got them they were barely warm. They include sour cream and grilled onions, so don't pay extra for them (I didn't realize some were included so I ended up with extra.) I don't know where they get their pierogi from; they don't mention making them in-house so I assume they are outsourced. They're pretty good but also pretty standard. I got the smoked mozz. 5 for $10. Also got kielbasa, cut up and sided with mustard. Also good. Not amazing. It's nice to have more options, but we already have a couple of great ones, and I will not be back till they change this ordering system.

Looking for something different while visiting Columbus with my husband and came upon this. We…read moreordered a couple different skillets to share and they were amazing! We tried the chicken bacon ranch and the jalapeño popper. They arrived warm and were loaded with toppings. The chicken bacon ranch had just the right combination of chicken and ranch and the same was true for the jalapeños. So tasty! They were 5 pierogies in each skillet and were so filling we even had enough left over for the next day! Would highly recommend and will definitely be back!

A great "North Market" experience. We tried the pierogies &…read morespicy stew. My wife loved the pierogies. (they're just not my thing.....generally) The spicy stew was amazing. Very spicy & full of flavor (careful if you get heartburn easily) Cucumber Salad was also tried & we both enjoyed that VERY much. Will definitely try some more things next time we visit the market.

I used to watch Simon and Martina on YouTube who would always talk about polish food! Since it was…read moreconvenient and this place had such great reviews, I finally pulled the trigger. The gentleman who I assume is the owner was so patient and helpful. He truly made the experience wonderful. I ended up getting a combo plate with polish sausage and pierogis! Super delicious and hearty meal. I was able to share with my family and still be super full. Definitely recommend!

Exceptional food! A place that truly has unique items you can't find anywhere else. I've been here…read moremultiple times and always order a variety of pierogis. The vegan ones are amazing. Today I had the Apple Rosemary, Tomatillo Chile Verde, Kung Pao Peanut, and classic Potato Sauerkraut & Mushroom. Add to this a great selection of drinks with friendly service in a cozy, retro bar environment, and you get one of Columbus's most signature spots.

This place is totally my jam! So many vegan and vegetarian options here - and their pierogis were…read moredelectable. Prices are very affordable. And Pierogi Mountain is just a 10 minute walk from the Columbus Museum of Art and so much more. This place had a nice patio (though it was raining so we opted for the indoor dive bar vibe). Service was excellent - our server was attentive and helpful. Honestly - I can't wait to come back.

I stopped at 4:30(Happy Hour!) and was excited to try this place. I ate at the one in Pittsburgh…read moreyears and years ago for Octoberfest and remembered liking it. Happy Hour specials: $4 Hefe Weizen(wheat beer), $5 Fries with Bier Gravy, Lager battered Chicken Tenders and Garlic pretzel bites. I'm in! Everything came out in reasonable time and I'm not going to describe every bite, but I was in heaven. The Bier gravy fries were special. Garlic Pretzel bites were crazy good. Chicken tenders were seasoned perfectly and the sauces (honey mustard and some sorta bourbon bbq) had me cross dippin and dunkin. I basically ordered dive bar food items, but it was the best I've had especially for $5 each. Washing it down with a wheat beer just kicked it over the fence. I even left room for dessert which I never do. Boston Cream Puff. OMG. The custard was lighter than most but I'm glad it was. It didn't last 2 minutes. I love to find places that make me genuinely happy after I'm finished eating. I'm coming back for sure! So happy I stopped

I had the Hofbrauhaus hot brown. It was really good and filling. The Hefeweisen was great too. It…read morewas like a visit to Bavaria. The service was quick. So, overall a good experience. They also had a stage for a live band. I would've liked to hear some music while I was there, but I guess I was there a little too early in the day. Having a live music and a lively atmosphere would've made it a perfect Bavarian experience. I'll probably come back during the summer to see if it's more lively.

I knew I'd find Polish food while going thru the Dayton area. Thankfully this sweet restaurant was…read moreless than fifteen minutes from my hotel. The Warsaw Medley had everything on it that my mother made each year for our traditional Christmas eve dinner. Stuffed cabbage (golumpki), potato pierogi, Polish style sauerkraut, and fresh (not smoked) Polish sausage. An NA beer went so well with it. Everything was delicious and so filling I could barely finish it. It also came with a salad to start. I chose the homemade blue cheese dressing that had lots of dill in it. Wonderful. I couldn't pass up the cherry almond bread pudding so got it to go to have for breakfast at the hotel the next morning. It's extremely sweet so could only eat half, but brought the rest home. The people who live here are lucky to have such an excellent restaurant! The staff is friendly and very attentive too. I hope to make it back again next time I'm in the area.

Ordered the Amber Rose sampler. Having never been here before and wanting to try as much as…read morepossible after the 1hour and 10 minute drive. Google maps took me on a tour of Dayton. Potato pancake excellent , sausage mildly warm , sauerkraut hot and tasty , cabbage roll ,bland. Server/waitress (I sat at the bar) was excellent. Answered my questions and was not a bother but right at hand when I was ready to order. Neat old building. And a comfortable bar stool. A little pricey at $50.00 with tip for Eastern European peasants food. But we all know peasants produce the best food.

I'm Polish, so Soloway's menu is comfort food and memories for me…read more When you walk in, you are greeted with a cheerfully decorated and clean space with several options for seating. You order your food at the counter. There are a lot of combo type meals, but you can also get most items a la carte as well. We were greeted warmly by the staff and they were ready and willing to answer any questions we had. I opted for the borscht and pietogi. My husband ordered the stuffed peppers. Mine came with a roll and side of sour cream. His came with the pepper, cheese bread and mashed potatoes. When your food is ready, they bring it out to your table. We both loved our food. I hadn't had borscht in years and their version didn't disappoint. It was packed with flavor and veggies. the potatoes in it were just the right texture. We tried sauerkraut and potato and cheese pierogi. They were smaller than a lot of the Polish pierogi I've had, but they tasted great and were cooked perfectly. It was a wonderful and delicious dinner experience. Definitely a place we'd come back to next time we're in the area.

Friendly little business with really good food. My son and I shared the sausage and potato pancake…read moreplatter. His father had the chicken with mashed potatoes. It was all very tasty. I especially loved the seasoned carrots that came with it. Next time I will try the pierogis. It was not busy on a Saturday in May around noon. I'll bet the summer tourist season may bring more crowds. Very simple decor. Order at the counter and they bring it to you. My son had an incident where he spilled his drink all over, and they were very nice about it- he felt bad, but they reassured him that it happens all the time.

There were 15 of us at the Christmas party with friends…read more The service was amazing, we didn't have to wait for anything, food drinks or otherwise. The food was amazing. A mix between Russian and Uzbekistan food items. The place is huge and they had a DJ playing music and everyone was up dancing. I will say if you want some tasty food and amazing service stop in, it is worth it.

What an authentic experience! The food was eye-popping good! From tea in a lovely tea pot to…read morechicken kebab on a skewer to potatoes with dill and onions in a delicious yogurt dip to baklava, the food begs a repeat return! Our server was phenomenal! At 8:30 PM on Saturday nights a DJ plays music and the restaurant becomes a cultural gathering for dancing.

The sweetest and most accommodating owners ever!!! You can really tell they treat their customers…read moreand brewery staff like family. If you have dietary restrictions, they do their very best to be accommodating. The food is so flavorful - you can't go wrong with anything on the menu. The chips are so light and airy.

5 stars. Hands down the best tacos in Columbus. My husband…read morealways gets the Dos Gringas Al Pastor and I always get the street tacos. The street tacos (pictured) are soooo good! Double corn tortillas that actually hold up and don't fall apart after two bites, tons of flavor, and consistently delicious every time. If this truck is open and anywhere near us, we're going. Highly recommend!

These guys catered to my jobsite which was awesome! The burgers are pretty filling for their size…read more Juicy too!

I had the munchies. Seven Little Sliders is a good food truck/cart…read more I have the Philly (Columbus style) Service - awesome - the dudes serving were having a good time Atmosphere - great - at a brewery and a charity event. What more to aske for? Food - star of the show, two sliders ~$5 a piece. Good taste If I see them in the wild, I will visit again