Its always busy. Food is average. But others just love it. Tastes are not very sophisticated in Cleveland, where "Polish food" is practically nothing more than kielbasa, usually smoked like Eckrich brand, and pierogi and sauerkraut and stuffed cabbage. People here don't seem to grasp that Polish food is much more diverse and interesting than the handful of dishes found at 'Polish' restaurants here. I didn't think the food was anything special and the restaurant is cramped. But it does a lot of business for sure. And I hate their motto "Polish heritage foods." And "Babushka" is Russian for grandmother, its not a Polish word. So much for Polish heritage.