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Went to Staropolska with some Polish friends while I was in Chicago. We were very impressed with both the service and the quality food, which was auth…
Brungiel
Staropolska Restaurant
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Had the Polish plate, and it was simply the best. Have never had sauerkraut that good anywhere else. I moved away from Chicago 21 years ago, and had f…
Patty Rogover Owens
Staropolska Restaurant
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As someone who's grown up on Polish food since I could walk, you won't find any better in the city. It's usually never that crowded inside but lately …
EuroAtHeart
Staropolska Restaurant
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Staropolska Restaurant is open for Casual Dining. Staropolska Restaurant serves Eastern European and Polish dishes. Incorrect or missing information? Make a report, or claim the restaurant if you own it!Details
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10 Reviews on “Staropolska Restaurant”
Went to Staropolska with some Polish friends while I was in Chicago. We were very impressed with both the service and the quality food, which was authentic Polish cuisine. Servings are large so I suggest you come hungry!
Had the Polish plate, and it was simply the best. Have never had sauerkraut that good anywhere else. I moved away from Chicago 21 years ago, and had fond memories of this restaurant when it was over on Belmont. I was not disappointed, and it was the best damn food I’ve had on this trip home. That’s saying a lot considering how good so much of the food is here in Chicago.
As someone who’s grown up on Polish food since I could walk, you won’t find any better in the city. It’s usually never that crowded inside but lately I feel like the secret is out. It’s definitely worth a visit. Now if you’ve never had Polish food before let me tell you what my wife and I tend to get whenever we go. Start with a beer. Zywiec or Tyskie preferably. Start with a bowl of Zurek soup. It’s this amazing sour soup with sausage and egg. It’s definitely unique and worth a try. If you like potato pancakes you’re in luck, I really love the Hungarian pancakes here. They’re just like regular potato pancakes except covered in this meaty stew with peppers and onions. My wife goes with a classic pork cutlet or a breaded tenderloin basically. Covered with a mushroom sauce you can’t go wrong. Also notable here are the Pierogi of course. I get the ruskie with potato and cheese while my wife likes the strawberry the best. No matter what way you go you’ll be happy and full though. A great way to sample is the special for 2. You get to try a polish feast and I bet you’ll still be taking food home.Staropolska is a great way to try a cuisine many people might not be familiar with. I didn’t even mention that the decor is kinda neat as everything as a nice rustic look to it. Can’t recommend this place enough. euroatheart.com