Snug mom-&-pop cafe with old-world decor serving traditional Polish dishes like goulash.
Snug mom-&-pop cafe with old-world decor serving traditional Polish dishes like goulash.
This is one of the greatest places I have been to. It is a family own, and the place feels like you are eating in someone’s house, absolutely wonderful. If you do go to eat there, please give this family a break in terms of timing I preparing your food, call ahead because the place feels up fast. You won’t regret it, authentic Polish food is on your plate, it doesn’t get better than that. Kid-friendliness: My kids love the perogies very much
For more information on our listings, advertising, digital coupons, and coupon mailers, please contact us today!
We came to Anna’s Polish Restaurant for lunch and it was wonderful. The food was very comforting and satisfying yet so light and fresh! We had: White Borsch, Pickle Soup, Polish Trio, Stuffed Cabbage, Cracovia Chicken Cutlet, Papal Cream. The staff were very friendly and attentive. Although it was a quiet lunchtime, the Polish music along with a few beers made it up for a pleasant atmosphere.
First time visiting and was hoping for great food based on the other reviews. I will say the perogies were not bad and the desert was great, but the pork snitzal was dry and overcooked. The potato pancakes were so greasy 🤢 and tasted like old nasty oil. The service was good. I will just take this place off my list.
anna’s was a restaurant with delicious food, lovely atmosphere, and pleasant staff. seated in the back corner, we ordered the white borsch (soup), stuffed cabbage, seasoned meat pierogi, and wazanki (flat noodle pasta). we were served hot bread rolls and a multi grain bread. our waiter checked on us every now and then to make sure we were okay, and provided refills without request, which was appreciated. having never had borsch before, i was dubious, yet was pleasantly surprised by the rich, creamy, and slight lemony flavor. the hard boiled egg at the bottom was a good surprise that reminded me of my oma’s soup. everything was delicious. from the savory wazanki with bits of sausage, to the light pierogis with the sweet caramelized onions on top. the stuffed cabbage was a large portion covered in a rich tomato sauce. the mashed potatoes served with the cabbage were some of the best i’ve ever had, and were deliciously creamy and smooth. i wish i had room for desert so i could have tried their apple strudel. should i come into the area again, anna’s will be the first place i visit.
The food and service were excellent. My husband and I had the Hunters stew for the first time, which it was amazing. The goulash is really tasty
We brought our Polish exchange student here for some authentic Polish food. We absolutely loved it, and even she gave the seal of approval! Great atmosphere with great customer service.