Polish Restaurants in Philadelphia, PA

“I have been patronizing M & M restaurant for many years. Marion and Margaret are the owners and operators of this little neighborhood eatery, a true husband and wife operation, the food is delicious and the service is great. It can get crowded especially on weekends, it a hole in the wall in the heart of Port Richmond and worth it.“

“Czerw's is one of those places that when you walk in the place you can feel the history, quality, and generational love that has been put into it over the decades. The food is not only exceptional, but it is also a unique slice of history and Polish culture that you can't get anywhere else in this city. The Czerw family has done a remarkable job at preserving an incredibly special place. Thank you for your dedication!“

“My favorite place to visit in Philly. It feels exactly like being in a corner store in a Polish town. Everything is always fresh, the staff are very friendly and helpful, the place is always clean, and the prices are fair. Some things to try: obviously, the kielbasas, smoked rib, "Morski" cheese, Almette cream cheese spread, pate, smoked mackerel, brine herring (look up recipes on how to prepare it), Wedel chocolate, pączki, - I could go on and on. Best to bring a shopping bag with wheels because you will want to try everything :-)“

“Vegetarian options: They have two vegetarian pierogi (the potato, the sauerkraut) and a vegan pierogi (potato with applesauce instead of sour cream).Parking: This is Centre City Philadelphia, there won’t be a lot of parking for automobiles. You can cycle though (streets are bumpy but many people do).Kid-friendliness: Friendly“

“Hi. very good Polish food big portions everything tastes Great.. I had potato pancakes with the Ukrainian Bush very good my aunt had Hungarian style potato pancakes very good our friend had the pork chops coleslaw potatoes very good they also had dessert and coffee everything was great highly recommend this place.“