KASIA'S DELI, INC. — Restaurant in West Chicago Township

Title: A Vegetarian Pierogi Paradise!

Kasia’s Deli is an absolute gem for anyone who loves fresh, vegetarian-made Pierogi. I couldn’t have been happier with my dining experience here. From the moment I walked in, I was impressed by the vast selection of Pierogi options they had on offer, each one bursting with delightful flavors.

The highlight for me was the freshness of every item in the deli. It was evident that their commitment to using the finest ingredients and crafting their dishes with care paid off, as each bite tasted like it was made with love. The quality of the food truly shined through, making it a delightful culinary journey for my taste buds.

Beyond the mouthwatering food, the cleanliness of this Deli is truly outstanding. The immaculate surroundings made for a comfortable and inviting dining environment. The attention to detail and dedication to cleanliness further underscored the high standards maintained by Kasia’s Deli.

I couldn’t help but be impressed by the presentation of the dishes. The food looked as good as it tasted, showcasing the artistry and passion put into their culinary creations. Kasia’s Deli truly knows how to combine exceptional taste with aesthetic appeal, creating an experience that’s both satisfying to the palate and the eyes.

If you’re a fan of Pierogi and crave a wide range of fresh, vegetarian options, Kasia’s Deli is the place to be. With their commitment to quality, cleanliness, and outstanding food, this deli is a haven for those seeking a delicious and memorable dining experience.

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Kasia's is a Small ethnic deli on the corner. Her store offers Polish foods. Everything is good and tasty. Kasia's is an off shoot of Ceasar's food store from the 60's where Kasia use to cook for Mr. Ceasars. Ceasars's was located on Damen and Iowa just a half mile from the now Kasia's store. Kasia's is a very small corner store on Chicago avenue and Hoyne. Being Polish myself, and having eaten food from Ceasars, Kasia's, Andy's and many other Polish deli's; they all basically sell the same foods and their taste's are consistent across venues. There is Nothing outstanding about Kasia's except that it is s small cotner store and does get crowded. The store has done a terrific job of marketing pierogis. However, pierogi's are simply just basic stuffed dough with a teaspoon of your choice of fillings; a basic staple of Polish family eats. There's very little difference in home-made and mass produced pierogi's. Because I have been eating Polish foods for 61 years and making and buying at many different kitchens throughout Chicago, I haven't found any reason to give any establishment more than 3 stars. Marketing, hype and word-of-mouth has made this little neighborhood store popular. The only Polish food I would give 4 stars to was my Mother's. I'd give her 5 stars if our kitchen was larger; the same for Kasia's. I don't like standing in lines in small stores. You know? Kinda like the...

My family moved into West Town from another part of Chicago two years ago, and we have been going to Kasia's regularly for the duration.

The food is good. Basically every menu item is good, and I feel that I've probably tried 75%+ of all sandwiches and ready-food from below the counter. Of course, if you wanted a "great to excellent" Ruben, there are places that are more dedicated to that type of food that are "better," but Kasia's is a strong contender.

The service here is abysmal bordering on comical. If there are 3-4 people in line ahead of you, you will be here for 30 minutes to get a cold-cut turkey sandwich - minimum. On occasion, I walk in and I am the only customer they have, and it still takes 15ish minutes to get me out the door with two deli sandwiches. They are logjammed completely when there are also online orders, as those don't seem to be prepared in advance, so they stop acknowledging the walk-in customers to attend to the already-late online orders.

If you care about your time, realize that they do not - however, they do...