Polka Restaurant

We were amazingly surprised how good this restaurant was. It is quite authentic. Their menu doesn’t offer many choices but you can have a first taste of Polish cuisine. They even offer vegan/ vegetarian options. Many people commented that the pierogies were bland. It is the truth and you definitely need a sauce. I would also not recommend the cali style pierogies. Just take the pierogies with a sauce. Try to taste the stew if you are not a fan of “dumplings”. Any choice you make you receive a hearty soup and a salad. Don’t try to get the American service you would expect. Restaurant is small and very clean. It is not cheap but you will experience a new cuisine.

Solid spot for a tasty Polish meal. The space is very homey and comfortable. Best dish was the Polish sausage. Enjoyed my first Polish beer - crisp and light. Will return for another visit soon.

Dishes aren't particularly fancy or fussy, but rather tasted like a good home cooked meal. Even the side vegetables were flavorful and not just blandly steamed. You get a good amount of food for the value (each dish comes with a side salad and a cup of soup). Service was good, no complaints.

Absolutely delicious dinner! We started with tomato soup which was so tasty and fresh. Then we had a small salad. After was the main course--the stuffed cabbage roll which reminded me of a lighter meat loaf (and so delectable) and the spicy sausage (so savory). The portions are good.

The ambiance is cozy with jazz playing in the background. Love this place! Would definitely come back.

Stopped by for BIG lunch of the Royal Platter. We wanted to taste as much as we could. Not disappointed! Savory Potato Soup and a small salad to start. Plenty of great tasting classics. A nice Polish beer to go with it. Cherry Crepe for dessert. Wish we lived closer...
Sebastian, thanks for the great service!