I must admit that the changes in the store are visible. In service but also in food. A larger number of products produced in Poland (not brands that are supposedly Polish, but I have never seen them there), a large selection of organic products and products for children. For the first time, cucumbers in a jar with little salt were still low in salt haha (meaning they didn't have time to pickle in the store). I keep my fingers crossed for further positive development of the store! Makes me want to come back.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Luiza Maciejewski
Quality products and customer service have been provided by the store under the new ownership. There are a variety of products available from both Europe and local delicatessen. This is truly a taste of Europe in Stamford. It's a place that you must visit.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Marek Oczeretko
The best polish store,good and fresh food,great service and very friendly atmosphere?
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
ewa ewa
We like this store very much. My daughter and I often visit it for delicacies from my childhood. Lots of Polish products, great breads, meats, cheeses, my favorite coffees and a large selection of food. The new owner has introduced positive changes that are visible immediately after entering the store. A place worth visiting on the Stamford map.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
sylwia nag
Wonderful polish store. large selection of Polish products. new owner and positive changes. I
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Iris
Delicious food with a lot of variety of authentic food, great service.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Ewa E.
Good place for shopping. Fresh meats and a large assortment of Polish food, good service and nice atmosphere. It is clear that the new owner of Warsaw Deli has introduced positive changes to this place. Recommended
Ted Patterson
A place I like.Nice employees and hood prices.
Liv B. C.
Old food.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Melissa m.
it's the worst place ever. expired meats, seemed like it's washed in bleach or some other chemicals.stay away. elm street Polish deli or the one on newfield ave are so much better.
Lovely grocery shop with a rich assortment of Polish specialties, at surprisingly affordable prices, one of the best I have found so far in New York state and Connecticut, even including the more famous Greenpoint quarter in Brooklyn. Highly recommended. Convenient parking in the back of the store.
Lesly M.
The lady workers seem pretty racist and very rude if you ask me. I sometimes come by to get a soda since I live near. And I've always been polite and said hi how are you and they don't say anything or they just look at you. They only put a smile and talk to people that come in that only speak their language. And to anyone who thinks they don't speak English THEY DO. Not well but you can understand them and saying hi or thank you doesnt hurt. I was once buying soda and forgot my card. So the lady said it's $10 minimum to use a card. So I said okay no problem and went to get other stuff and asked her if this reaches the $10 and she said yes. Then she said it wasn't enough so I went to get another drink. Then she took a deep breath and was like "next time bring cash" when she noticed she was wrong AGAIN and it didn't reach $10. she was still able to use my card somehow and made me buy more stuff than I wanted. If you don't speak their language I wouldn't bother coming in unless you can handle their rudeness and ugly stares. Can't wait for Mr.Mango to open. Maybe they will treat others better.
Alistair MacDonald
Kitty ♥️??
Andriana Matviiv
The store employees are rude. I’ve been at the store several times, and every time I’ve a negative impression because of the workers. I won’t come to this store again, and will never recommend it to anyone
Pxlz
If you know what you are looking for, this an OK place to get some Eastern European products. Make sure to read expiration labels though. However, people who are working at this place are not particularly friendly and if you don't speak Polish there is definitely some attitude.
I must admit that the changes in the store are visible. In service but also in food. A larger number of products produced in Poland (not brands that are supposedly Polish, but I have never seen them there), a large selection of organic products and products for children. For the first time, cucumbers in a jar with little salt were still low in salt haha (meaning they didn't have time to pickle in the store). I keep my fingers crossed for further positive development of the store! Makes me want to come back.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Quality products and customer service have been provided by the store under the new ownership. There are a variety of products available from both Europe and local delicatessen. This is truly a taste of Europe in Stamford. It's a place that you must visit.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The best polish store,good and fresh food,great service and very friendly atmosphere?
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
We like this store very much. My daughter and I often visit it for delicacies from my childhood. Lots of Polish products, great breads, meats, cheeses, my favorite coffees and a large selection of food. The new owner has introduced positive changes that are visible immediately after entering the store. A place worth visiting on the Stamford map.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Wonderful polish store. large selection of Polish products. new owner and positive changes. I
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Delicious food with a lot of variety of authentic food, great service.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Good place for shopping. Fresh meats and a large assortment of Polish food, good service and nice atmosphere. It is clear that the new owner of Warsaw Deli has introduced positive changes to this place. Recommended
A place I like.Nice employees and hood prices.
Old food.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
it's the worst place ever. expired meats, seemed like it's washed in bleach or some other chemicals.stay away. elm street Polish deli or the one on newfield ave are so much better.
Restaurantji Recommends
Lovely grocery shop with a rich assortment of Polish specialties, at surprisingly affordable prices, one of the best I have found so far in New York state and Connecticut, even including the more famous Greenpoint quarter in Brooklyn. Highly recommended. Convenient parking in the back of the store.
The lady workers seem pretty racist and very rude if you ask me. I sometimes come by to get a soda since I live near. And I've always been polite and said hi how are you and they don't say anything or they just look at you. They only put a smile and talk to people that come in that only speak their language. And to anyone who thinks they don't speak English THEY DO. Not well but you can understand them and saying hi or thank you doesnt hurt. I was once buying soda and forgot my card. So the lady said it's $10 minimum to use a card. So I said okay no problem and went to get other stuff and asked her if this reaches the $10 and she said yes. Then she said it wasn't enough so I went to get another drink. Then she took a deep breath and was like "next time bring cash" when she noticed she was wrong AGAIN and it didn't reach $10. she was still able to use my card somehow and made me buy more stuff than I wanted. If you don't speak their language I wouldn't bother coming in unless you can handle their rudeness and ugly stares. Can't wait for Mr.Mango to open. Maybe they will treat others better.
Kitty ♥️??
The store employees are rude. I’ve been at the store several times, and every time I’ve a negative impression because of the workers. I won’t come to this store again, and will never recommend it to anyone
If you know what you are looking for, this an OK place to get some Eastern European products. Make sure to read expiration labels though. However, people who are working at this place are not particularly friendly and if you don't speak Polish there is definitely some attitude.