Fodor's Expert Review Polka Dot

Newcomers join the neighborhood's enduring Polish community at this cozy little eatery that's decorated like an old wooden house in the Polish countryside. Formerly a meat market, this reasonably priced counter-service restaurant has an array of home-style Polish cuisine, from pierogis to kielbasa, borscht to bigos, a hearty "hunter's stew" that also comes in a vegan option. Most dishes are already prepared and ready to serve from the former meat market's glass displays, so it's good for either a hearty sit-down meal, or a quick grab-n-go of potato pancakes or savory croissants.