I'd known about and been wanting to visit Sokolowski's for months, and dreams finally came true last weekend. We got there after 8pm on a Saturday night -- less than an hour from the dining room's closing time -- and there was absolutely no line, so perhaps arriving late is the way to avoid the crowds. I love the down-to-earth, cafeteria-style setup -- that you can mix-and-match and get exactly what you want on your plate. We got a plate of stuffed cabbages and pirogis to share, with a beer, and it was just right. Dinner for two for under 20 bucks in a cozy, unpretentious dining room packed with old paraphernalia and happy chatting patrons -- you can't really go wrong with that.