A bigger venue would be nice. It was fun but SO many people it was hard to really enjoy it.
Helen Kubek
Wonderful cultural experience, even if you are not Polish. Plenty of food vendors and continuous entertainment by dance troops and musical groups.
Bernadet Emory
Wonderful Polish festival . So much of yummy food and pastry
Dan Chojnacki
GREAT festival for Polish food, music and fun!!
Deb Lyon
Excellent
Brian Schubert
Can’t miss event every year.
Sherrie B.
We have been coming here for for out of the past five years due to Covid. Each time we come, we have so much fun there are so many things to look at and do. the food is wonderful!! pierogies, potato pancakes, cabbage rolls, beer, pastries, and great entertainment. It does get warm and there isn't much shade because it's always packed. Trying to find a seat to sit down and eat is sometimes difficult. But you can always ask a friendly soul for their chair! Coming here is like a blast from the past growing up with my grandparents! Find memories then, and now!
Chris Valiant
The Polish Festival is held every year, anticipated by everyone who loves Oktoberfest. But this isn’t just visiting a bar with some signs and beer specials- it’s loaded with friends and families and music and dancing- like visiting a real festival in Europe. Loads of peirogi, and kielbasa and souerkraut accompanied by cups of the best mountain beers from Poland will be served all day, with live musicians and dancing at the main stage. There are games for kids and great restrooms too. I’m glad to say I’ve been here every year and it has never disappointed friends and family, so I’m always bringing more. The festival has grown huge now, so it’s best to get there early to park at a reserved industrial lot, where shuttles will deliver you to and from the front gates of the church. It’s a great place to meet people, bring a date, or hangout with friends, rain or shine! Nostrovia! (“Cheers”, spelled phonetically for my friends)
John Mazur
Great Polish event! We drive from LA every year just to enjoy this
Moja droga, ja cię kochamMeans that I love you soI'm not Polish, but my lovely wife is, and we both love attending the Polish Festival.Anyone should be able to appreciate the food and culture experience here. There's just something fascinating about being embedded in groups of people whose roots are so firmly grounded in their western European homeland, who emanate national pride and patriotism.For my wife, the music, the language, smells and tastes re-awaken dormant memories of childhood and loving grandparents.Yes, the lines are long and the wares are overpriced, however it's well worth the melody of love you could very well find here, if you look deep enough.
Brett B.
Moja droga, ja cię kocham Means that I love you so I'm not Polish, but my lovely wife is, and we both love attending the Polish Festival. Anyone should be able to appreciate the food and culture experience here. There's just something fascinating about being embedded in groups of people whose roots are so firmly grounded in their western European homeland, who emanate national pride and patriotism. For my wife, the music, the language, smells and tastes re-awaken dormant memories of childhood and loving grandparents. Yes, the lines are long and the wares are overpriced, however it's well worth the melody of love you could very well find here, if you look deep enough.
Jenny Cervantez
Crowded as all get out. Need a bigger area to do this in. Was crammed in a neighborhood. A little pricey. Food was good. Couldn't hear the entertainment unless you were right up front bc it was so loud. Not enough seating due to lack of space. Was fun to go to for about an hour and a half. After that it was too much..to crowded. If there was more space it would be so much better.
Dan Lewis
So, I want to love it, as I love all things Polish. But, the site is too small to accommodate the massive crowds. It was literally shoulder-to-shoulder crowds with lines at least 20 people long, some were 100 long. I also don't like having to wait in line to buy food tickets and then wait in line to get food and drink. Parking was also on the street and basically a knife fight. Mariachi bands on the stage when I went. So there's that too.
A bigger venue would be nice. It was fun but SO many people it was hard to really enjoy it.
Wonderful cultural experience, even if you are not Polish. Plenty of food vendors and continuous entertainment by dance troops and musical groups.
Wonderful Polish festival . So much of yummy food and pastry
GREAT festival for Polish food, music and fun!!
Excellent
Can’t miss event every year.
We have been coming here for for out of the past five years due to Covid. Each time we come, we have so much fun there are so many things to look at and do. the food is wonderful!! pierogies, potato pancakes, cabbage rolls, beer, pastries, and great entertainment. It does get warm and there isn't much shade because it's always packed. Trying to find a seat to sit down and eat is sometimes difficult. But you can always ask a friendly soul for their chair! Coming here is like a blast from the past growing up with my grandparents! Find memories then, and now!
The Polish Festival is held every year, anticipated by everyone who loves Oktoberfest. But this isn’t just visiting a bar with some signs and beer specials- it’s loaded with friends and families and music and dancing- like visiting a real festival in Europe. Loads of peirogi, and kielbasa and souerkraut accompanied by cups of the best mountain beers from Poland will be served all day, with live musicians and dancing at the main stage. There are games for kids and great restrooms too. I’m glad to say I’ve been here every year and it has never disappointed friends and family, so I’m always bringing more. The festival has grown huge now, so it’s best to get there early to park at a reserved industrial lot, where shuttles will deliver you to and from the front gates of the church. It’s a great place to meet people, bring a date, or hangout with friends, rain or shine! Nostrovia! (“Cheers”, spelled phonetically for my friends)
Great Polish event! We drive from LA every year just to enjoy this
More vendors needed
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Many Polish Thots everywhere
Moja droga, ja cię kochamMeans that I love you soI'm not Polish, but my lovely wife is, and we both love attending the Polish Festival.Anyone should be able to appreciate the food and culture experience here. There's just something fascinating about being embedded in groups of people whose roots are so firmly grounded in their western European homeland, who emanate national pride and patriotism.For my wife, the music, the language, smells and tastes re-awaken dormant memories of childhood and loving grandparents.Yes, the lines are long and the wares are overpriced, however it's well worth the melody of love you could very well find here, if you look deep enough.
Moja droga, ja cię kocham Means that I love you so I'm not Polish, but my lovely wife is, and we both love attending the Polish Festival. Anyone should be able to appreciate the food and culture experience here. There's just something fascinating about being embedded in groups of people whose roots are so firmly grounded in their western European homeland, who emanate national pride and patriotism. For my wife, the music, the language, smells and tastes re-awaken dormant memories of childhood and loving grandparents. Yes, the lines are long and the wares are overpriced, however it's well worth the melody of love you could very well find here, if you look deep enough.
Crowded as all get out. Need a bigger area to do this in. Was crammed in a neighborhood. A little pricey. Food was good. Couldn't hear the entertainment unless you were right up front bc it was so loud. Not enough seating due to lack of space. Was fun to go to for about an hour and a half. After that it was too much..to crowded. If there was more space it would be so much better.
So, I want to love it, as I love all things Polish. But, the site is too small to accommodate the massive crowds. It was literally shoulder-to-shoulder crowds with lines at least 20 people long, some were 100 long. I also don't like having to wait in line to buy food tickets and then wait in line to get food and drink. Parking was also on the street and basically a knife fight. Mariachi bands on the stage when I went. So there's that too.