Polish Restaurants in NYC

With its massive immigrant population, New York City is one of the most international cities in the world. Although Polish settlers have been coming to the United States since the 1600s, the number significantly increased throughout the 20th century. Most Poles settled in Chicago and New Mulberry Alexa Bags York, where they continue to share their culinary traditions with the wider public. While there are a smattering of Polish places in the East Village, which is actually more of a Ukrainian neighborhood, the best Polish restaurants can be found in the Greenpoint neighborhood of Brooklyn.

Greenpoint, is the home of New York City's largest Polish immigrant population and of Karczma, a relatively new (2007) arrival on the local culinary scene. It has already become known for serving its hearty Polish specialties in massive portions Mulberry UK that will fill you up for the rest of the day. The waitresses wear traditional Polish folk dresses as they serve you favorites like stuffed mushrooms, potato pancakes and pierogi.

If you are looking for a more upscale, fine dining take on Polish cuisine, try Krolewskie Jadlo. Its pierogies and blintzes are affordable and delicious, with a variety of sweet and salty fillings to choose from. Other tasty Polish entr on the menu include bigos, Polish kielbasa and veal balls in dill sauce.

Lomzynianka

646 Manhattan Ave.

(718) 389-9439

Golden Caf proudly upholds a tradition of fine Polish cooking in a refined atmosphere. Situated just a block away from McCarren Park, Golden Caf is a good place to sit back and enjoy hearty dishes like beef goulash, gypsy-style baked pork shoulder, Hungarian potato pancakes and a good selection of pierogi and blintzes. What is Mulberry Bayswater Bags more, it also has a full brunch menu. during the week; on the weekends, it opens at 9am.