Found this place while looking for good keilbasi and it did not disappoint! I got several…read moredifferent kinds which were all delicious! And thankfully they spoke English unlike some other places we have been to. (Ok to not speak English but the food should at least be labeled in English so I know what I'm ordering!) Tried a couple of the desserts and they were just ok.

Authentic Polish fresh foods, baked goods and specialties. We got there a little before lunchtime…read moreand it was jam packed is with regulars. The Pirogies, stuffed cabbage and Polish jam filled donuts were super It's a great local market and we will return.

It doesn't get more homemade or fresher than this. Everything is made to order. Allow adequate…read moretime for preparation. Our party of six loved the spinach/feta, kielbasa/sauerkraut, and butternut squash. Lentil was better than expected. Pickle soup was unusual, but good. Small = 5 pieces, Large = 9 pieces. Vegan sour cream (made from cashews) is also available. Would definitely recommend and will return.

It's a great place to stop for lunch. The beet salad and farmers cheese pierogie are tasty.read more

Don't want to spend an arm and a leg at kalahari it great wolf for dinner. This charming spot has…read morethe best home made Eastern European fair I've ever had in my life. Their pirogies and home made soups are amazing and all their meats are grilled to perfection! We had the lamb and chicken shashlik and the kids had pirogies. We've been coming to this restaurant since they opened and they are a 10/10 every time. Fantastic food, friendly staff, and unbeatable value. Seriously don't eat at the water parks. Once you try Susan's you'll make it a point to stop here every time you're in the Poconos just like we have. One note: as of 2/7/2026 their Website susanewlondon.com was hacked and scammers created an AI fake website with fake menus that has nothing to do with what they actually serve. I hope they can resolve it soon.

Very disorganized. If you are not Polish/ Ukrainian, etc or speak their language, don't bother…read more We sat at a table and a Ukrainian family came in about 10 minutes after us. 10 minutes later, they were waited on before us. None of the food came out at the same time. My husband finished his food before mine arrived. They definitely tended more towards the Polish/ Ukrainian guests. The pierogies were bland. Our main meal items were good. This was not our 1st time here, but it will be our last. The service was horrible.

My sister took me here because she lives in the area and has gotten take out food previously. We…read morewalked into a deli/restaurant that was very quaintly decorated with the Polish flag, wooden carvings, decor and family photos that could have been from our own family. The hostess seated us near the fireplace on a very cold day and we enjoyed the warmth. The menu is very vast, from appetizers, soups, salads, sandwiches and full dinners. The variety of pierogi is amazing! I chose the 4+4+4 platter that lets you choose a few of three different kinds of pierogi. I chose the potato and cheese, cabbage and the mushroom and cabbage ones. We were shown a dish going to a table next to us - a special - "Polish lasagna" - that we ordered. The soup of the day was pickle soup - and we each tried a bowl. It was a hearty broth with small pieces of pork, carrots and potatoes flavored with some dill, very tasty. We had enough to take home for the next two days for lunch or dinner. Even though we were advised that they only had one person cooking in the kitchen, our meals were served quickly. It was a very enjoyable experience that brought back memories of our Polish family Sunday gatherings from our youth.

I had to call when they were going to serve the lemon chicken and it wasn't a disappointment!…read moreFood and service was great!...will be going back!

I hadn't had Ukrainian food in forever and the menu had so many dishes I had never tried before!…read more We ordered: - herring appetizer: chilled raw/cured(?) herring, crispy hot fingerling potatos, a herring spread, black bread. The fish was so fresh and umami, and it was so pleasing to have a bite of cold fish and hot potato at the same time - kefir soup: I forgot the name but this turned out to be an interesting *cold* soup with a cultured kefir yogurt base with potato and cucumber. While I was originally hoping for a hot soup this ended up being so flavorful and hearty I loved it! - bacon potato dumplings with sour cream. No notes, how could you do this wrong? They also had the coolest leather utensil holders I've ever seen! Logistics: - indoor seating and I think a few outdoor seats - limited street parking nearby but there are some lots a few blocks over

I came off a hike above Nyack and happened past "Corner of Ukraine". I really did not know what to…read moreexpect since I had never had Ukrainian food. It was spectacular. Every dish was loaded with flavor and extremely unique. The staff was very attentive and helpful. It is a good size restaurant and very open inside.

Stopped in for the first time after a friends recommendation. The place smells wonderful. Owners…read morewere there and offered samples of delicious kielbasa (we loved the garlic and brought back 2 pounds)... we did not have their sandwiches this trip, but look forward to it on our return. They also had some nice polish dark chocolate that we intend to enjoy shortly ! Nice place... Dave L

Golden Boar is a Ukrainian restaurant in the Huntingdon Valley Marketplace shopping center. From…read morethe outside, it may look like a regular strip mall restaurant. But inside is something really special. In my experience, it isn't very easy to find Ukrainian restaurants in the U.S. (certainly several in New York), and so I was thrilled to find Golden Boar. And it lived up to all my hopes and expectations. First of all - strip mall from the front, but it's all charm and coziness inside. The decor includes lots of photographs and beautiful table coverings - but the highlight of the interior is their play on the Ukrainian Pich (stove). What looks like a beautiful, traditional Pich is an opening and passthrough to the kitchen. It adds such charm and character to the space. But onto the food. I happen to love Ukrainian food, so we were excited and hungry and knew we would order too much food and have leftovers for later. We ordered and shared: Yushka (a porcini mushroom broth served with mushroom dumplings and a huge chicken meatball) with a garlic bun on the side on the recommendation of our server; Huliash (stewed beef with potato dumplings, and prunes); herring (with egg salad, boiled beet, and onions); and potato and cheese varenyky with cracklings). I would order and eat every bite again. And I wish I'd had more room to finish our plates and order a dessert! (Looking back, we should have brought friends with us just so we could order and share more of the menu)! The staff are friendly, and the service was wonderful and fast. Just a really wonderful meal that I'd be happy to repeat in the future! I think it's really special.

Amazing food. The garlic cheese buns are to die for. The Goulash (beef with dumplings) was so…read moretender it melted in your mouth. The Raspberry Meringue marscapone dessert was delicious. The borscht was hearty & yummy. This is also a byob. A hidden gem with wonderful homemade food.

Polski smak was smaking. I haven't enjoyed a meal so good since an hour ago when I devoured my…read morechicken cutlet. The cutlet was decently thin. The people working were so nice and full of kindness. They gave recommendations, smiles, and great food. Polski Smak will be back. My only complaint is nothing I love it.

Sandwich was realllllyyy good, and how they have these sandwiches less than 10 bucks these days is…read moreincredible! I got the #13 which was turkey and cheese with lettuce and tomato on a roll, good amount on the sandwich and delicious. Definitely coming here for my lunch break often and trying their other sandwiches.

The food was delicious and plentiful. The owners were super friendly and attentive. Left their…read morefeeling very satisfied and full.

The first time I went here I got a tuna sandwich on bread and as silly as it it is , it was the…read morebest I've ever had! But the second time I opted for hallupkis because it seemed to be a specialty. But it was a disappointment. They were pure mush and seemed to have been frozen or sitting for days or something. I would love to try fresh at some point. Stick to sandwiches here

The people who work at Varenyk House are nice and not chatty. There isn't seating available. I was…read morejust in the other day and it looks like they got a bunch of new freezers and offer hot food to go now, too, not just fresh frozen! I bought a bag of frozen potato and cheese varenyk (pirogies), and they were delicious. Attaching a photo of what they looked like after I cooked them at home (boiled and then sautéed in butter with diced onion and spices).

Came on a Thursday night a few minutes before closing and they had such a large selection of…read moreUkrainian goodies! the staff were still hard away making dumplings in the back. Once stepping into the store, you are met with large freezers and fridges stuffed to the brim with all things Ukrainian. Many of their dumpling items are in large packages (2-3lbs a pack) and range from $8-$15 per lb depending on the filling. $15 a pound for their lamb and short rib Pierogis. Price-wise, it's very fair! And you can taste to quality and heart they put into these Pierogis. Can't go wrong with any flavor. I got the lamb and it was stuffed with tender lamb pieces, no filler. And they make for great quick meals! I also snagged a box of cabbage rolls stuffed with a pork and rice filling. Simple home-y flavor and better than rolls I've gotten from restaurants. Just reheat and it's ready to go! $15 for 5 large cabbage rolls was a great deal as well! Would get again. The only thing I wouldn't get again is their soup dumplings, as it was a bit difficult to cook and was a little too doughy near the top of the dumpling. Flavor wise, it was delicious and had a nice broth (assuming you didn't pop them. Only 1 didn't pop). But it was a difficult item to cook right in boiling water, like the instructions mention. Perhaps, user error. Every item is sold by weight and labeled after selecting your items. But they're happy to check the weight/explain price before purchasing.