Polish Restaurant opening soon in the market area

[elvin]

I agree about having a board on the outside of the restaurant - they do have black boards to write on and it could bring more people in.  They have revised their menu with a page in English and in Polish - much easier to read.  I visited the restaurant again and the service is getting better.  I might mention the board to them next time I am in.

[cherokee]

I agree about having a board on the outside of the restaurant - they do have black boards to write on and it could bring more people in.  

Well, my friend went there, Polish, but Doncastrian for over 30 years. She said it was most horrible meal she's ever had in Donny. Mash was lumpy, pork fillet(schabowy) thin as paper tissue and dry and in mizeria cucumber and sauce were put in separate bowls and you have to get them yourself from the fridge anyway, what she has not been informed about.
She also said, there were two ladies sitting at the next table and they asked the waitress to explain what the dishes are exactly, cause obviously if you haven't seen them in your life, you don't  know. So she fetched the manager down to the table and this lady just laughed instead of explaining, she said it wasn't professional at all.

For me - enough to put me off from going there, it's a shame, because I was quite looking forward to go there this weekend.

[steve777]

Hi There!
  This is Steve from Italy!
 Im new on this site!

Probably the best way to get to other than Polish people is something like Chlopskie jadlo - not cheap, but big portions of country food in good quality.
It isn't the first time when someone is trying to offer cookery from middle-eastern Europe, there are pancakes and something near Iceland, both with Polish food. There is Prague pub as well. Nevertheless, I think in take away - fast food business the best selling goods will remain pizza and kebab.

    Thanks!...

[samurai8]

And delicacies wrapped and cooked in cabage leaves not sure of the name but I do know that they are very yummy more power to the Polski,s

[Warynsky]

And delicacies wrapped and cooked in cabage leaves not sure of the name

let me guess... go??bki (golabki)?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Go%C5%82%C4%85bki

[samurai8]

A culinary change is as good as it gets,forget the golden arches (McDonalds)