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Pierogi Paradise - Exploring Greenpoint NYC’s Best Polish Restaurants
Pierogi Paradise - Exploring Greenpoint NYC’s Best Polish RestaurantsKnown locally as Little Poland, Greenpoint has been the heart of the Polish community in New York City for decades, with more Polish businesses here than anywhere else in the city. Standing on the main strip, Manhattan Avenue, you could be forgiven for thinking you were in a small town in Silesia, as Polish bakeries, delis and restaurants line the sidewalk and the sound of the Polish language fills the air. moreread more
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RECIPIE OF THE DAY
Polish apple cake (szarlotka)
Find more recipes		 Polish apple cake (szarlotka)
This cake is as popular with the Polish people as apple pie is with Americans! more
FEATURED RESTAURANT

Find more restaurants		 Polonez Restaurant
4016 S. Packard Ave.
Saint Francis, WI 53235
USA

A Polish restaurant with one of the best Friday fish fries in town, Polonez's chef and co-owner (with wife Aleksandra) George Burzynski was named a "chef to watch" by restaurant critic Ann Christenson in Milwaukee Magazine's Best Dining issue in 2003. His recipes for pierogies, stuffed cabbage, and creamed herring came with him from the old country, which he left in 1980.

This is not the place for those on a diet! If mushroom soup is available, order it. It's the best mushroom ... more
FEATURED STORE

Find more stores		 Kabanos Polish Deli Three
852 Montauk Hgwy
Copiague, NY 11726
USA

Kabanos Polish Deli has been serving Poles and Polish-Americans since 1987. We invite you to try not only our large variety of cold cuts made on premises, but also your favorite hot meals to go. more
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BLINY
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Yeast-raised pancakes made weith buckwheat or wheat flour. Sometimes they team up with caviar to make an interesting starter. more