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Now that we've gotten that out of the way, lets continue with the RELEVANT information.
Babushka's Kitchen is a lovely little hole in the wall just past Sagamore Hills, but not quite in Macedonia. I think the actual address is somewhere in Northfield Center...but don't quote me on that...whatever the city...its on Olde Route 8.
The menu is expansive, the prices are low, and the portions are abundant. As such, it serves a wide variety of Polish delights, including but not limited to: Perogi, Golabki, Kielbasa, and (for desert) Kolachki.
Truth be told, I'd go for the light, fluffy, flaky, li'l Kolachkis alone. That's cuz I'm a fat guy though.
If, for some bizarre reason, you are in Cleveland...or...for some even more bizarre reason are from Cleveland and haven't left yet...please...visit Babushka's Kitchen.
If you're into God...no joke...St. Barnabas is across the street...make a day of it?
Extra special note:
If you're into Polka and God...you know that in heaven there is no beer...so that's why we drink it here. There doesn't seem to be any at Babushka's Kitchen either. But there is a Panini's right down the street if you feel the need.
Also, try the Hunter's Feast.
I don't want to ruin any surprises, but to quote Chuck Palahniuk, it's "enormous, the way you'd think of God's as big."
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