Polish Village — Restaurant in Berea

Been wanting to go here for over a year,I'm hoping maybe iT was just the certain day I went in but was very disappointed, from the reviews and word of mouth there's nothing polish about this place ,way they advertise I'm thinking they had some 80 year old polish lady from the old country in there kitchen making authentic polish food etc well not even close,the kitchen is right behind the bar in the open ,completely disgusting grime and grit stains etc everywhere like hadn't been cleaned in years ,barmaid was doing cooking ,man came in order wings bar barmaid starts defrosting frozen wings in microwave? Ugh,another man was sleeping at the bar wearing very dark sunglasses very weird,jukebox was playing so loud like it was concert at blossom, ordered my drinks ,they didn't have any standard beer on tap ,no red bull? From outside place looks real cozy inside nope bar has weird design inside also,another man comes in immediately starts making big spectical of himself loudmouth,if you go in and all the seats in front are taking you will be sitting at otherhalf of bar staring at a hot grill or fryer no tvs down there,poor design,only saving grace barmaid was nice and doing...

No, it's not a fancy place but the drinks, food and bar maids are some of the best around. They have lunch and dinner specials Monday thru Friday and they are delish! They have your typical grill items but they also make a daily special like lasagna, chicken paprikash, perch dinners and so on. I've never had a bad meal there. They have wings on Mondays and Wednesdays but get there early - they always sell out. Drinks are good and not expensive so you can have a good time and not break the bank. I love that it's nestled in the middle of a neighborhood so you feel like your back in a different era. Worth checking...

The atmosphere was very loud because it's a neighborhood bar setting. We went there specifically to get the Lake Perch dinner. The Half size dinner was more like an appetizer. It was very good but the portions were very tiny, about a half ounce each strip. They did not tell us the size of the fish before they served us, and it was too much money for 3 strips. The cabbage and noodles were delicious. I'm sure the other Polish meals were very good but we specifically went there to get Lake Perch. The Shrimp Basket was very good, the coleslaw was mediocre, and the french fries were mediocre. Also there was no soup...