It's not easy to find restaurants serving Polish food in the Phoenix Valley, so I was especially grateful to find this place. Some of the best pierogi and bigos I've ever had! They often have fresh baked breads and desserts available too. This place is well worth a visit.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Kathleen Terese O'Brien
Super yummy desserts homemade with care.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pierogi Platter
Terri Hanson
We had a wonderful and authentic polish meal. The owners are absolutely delightful! Their hospitality went above and beyond expectation. I feel I made aome new friends.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Joce Sauer
This place is very unassuming but the staff were extremely welcoming and friendly. The food was absolutely delicious and we were given samples the soup which was amazing. The pierogis were incredible and full of flavor.
Great fresh European food in a friendly atmosphere. Husband and wife owned and operated. Highly recommend!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pierogies and Kielbasa, Breaded Chicken or Pork Cutlet, Kielbasa Platter, Pierogi Platter
C *
Amazing, authentic, this place is amazing.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Alan Liebman
A friend of mine had a craving for some Schnitzel . I looked up on Yelp for Schnitzel and A Touch of European Cafe had a good rating . Unfortunately , my friend had Covid and couldn't join the rest of my group for lunch.Four of us went for lunch on a rainy Thursday. The restaurant has about 8 tables (3 tables with 4 seats, 5 tables with 2 seats). Not big enough for large parties.We tried a 1/2 order of Pierogi . 3 with potato and cheese and 3 with mushroom and sauerkraut. They were very good.I was the only one to try the Schnitzel. I tried the Chicken variety. Comes with 2 sides. Mash potatoes and I had the green beans. Nice size cultlet . Could have use some sort of gravy to liven it up. Potatoes were good. I haven't had canned green beans since my mother made them over 50 years ago. Not my favorite way to eat a vegetable. Should be fresh, not cooked in water.One friend had Kielbasa Platter with Mash potatoes and the sauerkraut slaw. He really liked it.Another friend had the melted cheese and bacon sandwich on white bread.My brother had the house sandwhich (turkey , ham , bacon and swiss cheese) on a sub roll. Both sandwiches were good.For desert we tried the Kolaczki . They had apricot and rasberry. All of the deserts were packaged from a bakery .The owners were very friendly and served us well.Cash is king for this restaurant. The is a 3 % surcharge if you use a credit card.Nice place but for me I will try other places for this type of food.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
Craig James
Highly recommend!!Enjoy many of your favorite Polish dishes. Or if not familiar with Polish dishes. Just ask for a recommendation.Guaranteed to have a great experience.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Kielbasa Platter, Pierogies and Kielbasa, Polish Sampler Platter, Cabbage Rolls, Breaded Chicken or Pork Cutlet, Kielbasa and Pierogi Combo Platter
Mark Sumstine
Always love the food here. It is a charming family run place. Service and food production can get slow when they are busy. Worth waiting for though.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
Alan L.
A friend of mine had a craving for some Schnitzel . I looked up on Yelp for Schnitzel and A Touch of European Cafe had a good rating . Unfortunately , my friend had Covid and couldn't join the rest of my group for lunch. Four of us went for lunch on a rainy Thursday. The restaurant has about 8 tables (3 tables with 4 seats, 5 tables with 2 seats). Not big enough for large parties. We tried a 1/2 order of Pierogi . 3 with potato and cheese and 3 with mushroom and sauerkraut. They were very good. I was the only one to try the Schnitzel. I tried the Chicken variety. Comes with 2 sides. Mash potatoes and I had the green beans. Nice size cultlet . Could have use some sort of gravy to liven it up. Potatoes were good. I haven't had canned green beans since my mother made them over 50 years ago. Not my favorite way to eat a vegetable. Should be fresh, not cooked in water. One friend had Kielbasa Platter with Mash potatoes and the sauerkraut slaw. He really liked it. Another friend had the melted cheese and bacon sandwich on white bread. My brother had the house sandwhich (turkey , ham , bacon and swiss cheese) on a sub roll. Both sandwiches were good. For desert we tried the Kolaczki . They had apricot and rasberry. All of the deserts were packaged from a bakery . The owners were very friendly and served us well. Cash is king for this restaurant. The is a 3 % surcharge if you use a credit card. Nice place but for me I will try other places for this type of food.
Very cozy and comfortable ambiance. The table service was very helpful and quick! I had the Smoked Kielbasa and six mushroom and sourkrut pieroogies were delicious! Grabbed some of their baked goods to go.Wheelchair accessibility: Two wheelchair parking spots right at the entry.
Dined here with family. What a pleasant surprise. Wish we knew about it years ago. Living in Phoenix there's not much in the way of authentic Polish food. I hadn't had anything like it since my grandmothers cooking. Nestled in the Historic District of Glendale, it's a neat little spot. The family who owns it is lovely. The service was fantastic! Most importantly the food was awesome. Took me right back to great childhood memories. This is a must do.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pierogies and Kielbasa, Polish Sampler Platter, Cabbage Rolls, Breaded Chicken or Pork Cutlet, Chocolate Cake
It's not easy to find restaurants serving Polish food in the Phoenix Valley, so I was especially grateful to find this place. Some of the best pierogi and bigos I've ever had! They often have fresh baked breads and desserts available too. This place is well worth a visit.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Super yummy desserts homemade with care.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pierogi Platter
We had a wonderful and authentic polish meal. The owners are absolutely delightful! Their hospitality went above and beyond expectation. I feel I made aome new friends.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
This place is very unassuming but the staff were extremely welcoming and friendly. The food was absolutely delicious and we were given samples the soup which was amazing. The pierogis were incredible and full of flavor.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Kielbasa Platter, Pierogi Platter
Great fresh European food in a friendly atmosphere. Husband and wife owned and operated. Highly recommend!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pierogies and Kielbasa, Breaded Chicken or Pork Cutlet, Kielbasa Platter, Pierogi Platter
Amazing, authentic, this place is amazing.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
A friend of mine had a craving for some Schnitzel . I looked up on Yelp for Schnitzel and A Touch of European Cafe had a good rating . Unfortunately , my friend had Covid and couldn't join the rest of my group for lunch.Four of us went for lunch on a rainy Thursday. The restaurant has about 8 tables (3 tables with 4 seats, 5 tables with 2 seats). Not big enough for large parties.We tried a 1/2 order of Pierogi . 3 with potato and cheese and 3 with mushroom and sauerkraut. They were very good.I was the only one to try the Schnitzel. I tried the Chicken variety. Comes with 2 sides. Mash potatoes and I had the green beans. Nice size cultlet . Could have use some sort of gravy to liven it up. Potatoes were good. I haven't had canned green beans since my mother made them over 50 years ago. Not my favorite way to eat a vegetable. Should be fresh, not cooked in water.One friend had Kielbasa Platter with Mash potatoes and the sauerkraut slaw. He really liked it.Another friend had the melted cheese and bacon sandwich on white bread.My brother had the house sandwhich (turkey , ham , bacon and swiss cheese) on a sub roll. Both sandwiches were good.For desert we tried the Kolaczki . They had apricot and rasberry. All of the deserts were packaged from a bakery .The owners were very friendly and served us well.Cash is king for this restaurant. The is a 3 % surcharge if you use a credit card.Nice place but for me I will try other places for this type of food.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
Highly recommend!!Enjoy many of your favorite Polish dishes. Or if not familiar with Polish dishes. Just ask for a recommendation.Guaranteed to have a great experience.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Kielbasa Platter, Pierogies and Kielbasa, Polish Sampler Platter, Cabbage Rolls, Breaded Chicken or Pork Cutlet, Kielbasa and Pierogi Combo Platter
Always love the food here. It is a charming family run place. Service and food production can get slow when they are busy. Worth waiting for though.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
A friend of mine had a craving for some Schnitzel . I looked up on Yelp for Schnitzel and A Touch of European Cafe had a good rating . Unfortunately , my friend had Covid and couldn't join the rest of my group for lunch. Four of us went for lunch on a rainy Thursday. The restaurant has about 8 tables (3 tables with 4 seats, 5 tables with 2 seats). Not big enough for large parties. We tried a 1/2 order of Pierogi . 3 with potato and cheese and 3 with mushroom and sauerkraut. They were very good. I was the only one to try the Schnitzel. I tried the Chicken variety. Comes with 2 sides. Mash potatoes and I had the green beans. Nice size cultlet . Could have use some sort of gravy to liven it up. Potatoes were good. I haven't had canned green beans since my mother made them over 50 years ago. Not my favorite way to eat a vegetable. Should be fresh, not cooked in water. One friend had Kielbasa Platter with Mash potatoes and the sauerkraut slaw. He really liked it. Another friend had the melted cheese and bacon sandwich on white bread. My brother had the house sandwhich (turkey , ham , bacon and swiss cheese) on a sub roll. Both sandwiches were good. For desert we tried the Kolaczki . They had apricot and rasberry. All of the deserts were packaged from a bakery . The owners were very friendly and served us well. Cash is king for this restaurant. The is a 3 % surcharge if you use a credit card. Nice place but for me I will try other places for this type of food.
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Very cozy and comfortable ambiance. The table service was very helpful and quick! I had the Smoked Kielbasa and six mushroom and sourkrut pieroogies were delicious! Grabbed some of their baked goods to go.Wheelchair accessibility: Two wheelchair parking spots right at the entry.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Polish Sampler Platter, Kielbasa and Pierogi Combo Platter, Pierogi Platter
Great place, friendly staff and GREAT food!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Polish Sampler Platter, Hungarian Pork Goulash, White Borscht Soup, Cabbage Rolls, Chocolate Cake, Pierogi Platter
The kielbasa sandwich was great!
Enjoyed the Hungarian Pork Goulash!
Dined here with family. What a pleasant surprise. Wish we knew about it years ago. Living in Phoenix there's not much in the way of authentic Polish food. I hadn't had anything like it since my grandmothers cooking. Nestled in the Historic District of Glendale, it's a neat little spot. The family who owns it is lovely. The service was fantastic! Most importantly the food was awesome. Took me right back to great childhood memories. This is a must do.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pierogies and Kielbasa, Polish Sampler Platter, Cabbage Rolls, Breaded Chicken or Pork Cutlet, Chocolate Cake