“Pastrami is very good. Moist and fresh. The quantity will vary depending on on who is making it but most are decent portions. They also have tasty home cooked dinners, perogis , potato pancakes and other things. But it’s all about the pastrami.“
“I don't live locally but still try and make it to this deli once a month. It's a nice store. Deli meat is always very fresh and good. My favs are the ham and Canadian bacon. I never tried their specials but I am sure they are very good as well.“
“I went into Henry's deli after work and I saw the hotplate of ALL my favs. Needless to say I got the stuffed cabbage with a Chicken cutlet. OMG! it was delicious, I definitely would stop back in. My mother and Father shopped thier when i.was in High School for the smoked KIELBASA especially. Kudos to the owners. Prices are decent.“
“Give it a try. Food tastes homemade, like your Polish grandma made it, or if you're not Polish and had a childhood friend who was, like that friend's mama made it. Food is made fresh every day. You can get some traditional hot Polish foods, pierogi, stuffed cabbage, kielbasa/kraut, potato pancakes, and you can get some non-traditional hot foods, Goulash, chicken cutlet...w/mashed. You can buy kielbasa and pierogis to cook yourself at a future date, and fresh sauerkraut. Lots of imported Polish goodies, and if you don't know what they are, just ask.Fresh deli meats and cheeses. Try a sandwich!Extremely friendly owner, working hard to earn your dollar. You won't be disappointed. Enjoy.“
“As a huge Gossip Girl fan, you already know I had to get pierogis from Brooklyn like Dan Humphrey recommended lol. The spot is located in a very nice and cool food hall. We got the sampler plate of Pierogies to try a little bit of everything and the Meat Pierogies were definitely our favorite, very juicy and delicious.“
“Coming from a Polish guy l, it really is home-made Polish food. If you're in the mood for Polish food, this is the spot. I'm so glad I can get good food on my way to work on this side of the island. Now I just need them to deliver when I'm working nearby.“
“Linden is a neighborhood that was once all Polish. Not so much now, but it still attracts many Polish patrons wanting to drink and eat the familiar cuisine. Located on West Price Street off of a busy Wood Avenue and highly recommended, some of my colleagues came to this hidden gem, Amsterdam Alley for lunch. Upon arrival, the establishment isn’t a large building and has outdoor seating available. Upon entering, the inside has a front room with a bar and several high-top tables. The back room has standard-height tables. Both rooms have several TVs. It's inviting, charming, rustic, and very clean. We were greeted by the staff and decided on a table in the back room. Our server, Kasia, was informative and accommodating. There were several menus given to us: the main had a big variety of Polish classics; today’s special; and lunch. We ordered from the lunch menu and got six pieces of pierogis with mushroom soup, a Polish-style mushroom-stuffed baguette, and a grilled Polish kielbasa sandwich with sautéed onions and pickles, accompanied by fries. The food was excellent, fresh, and authentically Polish! However, there was a small incident with the soup, but our server was able to rectify the problem. The portions were just right, and the prices were amazing. We could recommend this place.“
“a wonderful place to go to! When dining out, having great food, excellent service, and a pleasant ambiance can greatly enhance the overall experience. A delicious meal, attentive staff, and a comfortable environment all contribute to creating a memorable dining experience. It's always a pleasure to find a place that excels in all these aspects.“