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I'm happy to see an all-Polish staff, which just adds to the traditional authenticity the place carries - something I'd hoped for in a neighbourhood known as "Little Poland".
Everything from the food to the drinks to the service can be qualified as quite authentic. I would consider Polish fair to be comfort food, and this place has an expansive and mouth-watering selection.
Expect large portions, all made well and authentically. Service is attentive and efficient.
The clientele is multi-cultural, and consists of everything from young patrons on their own to three generations of family dining together to couples on a romantic date night.
Look forward to: daily specials, excellent homemade soups, hearty, unpretentious meals, a good selection of several Polish beers all served in their respective steins (Poland produces amazing beers! A great value here in Ontario.), a good selection of several Polish vodkas (of course), and a decent wine list.
This place is definitely worth trying out, even if sauerkraut and cabbage rolls aren't your thing!
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