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Barbakan
3308 N Milwaukee Ave
Chicago, IL 60641
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Main Menu
Soups
$2.25
Rosol
chicken noodle
Zurek
white borsh
Kapusniak
sauerkraut
Grochowa
split pea
Pomidorowa
creamy tomato
Arzynowa
vegetable
Krupnik
barley
Meats And Specials-wieprzowina Pork
Kotlet Po Krolewskyu
$9.25
boneless pork chop w/cheese & pineapple
Kotlet Milenjiny
$10.25
boneless pork chop w/ mushrooms, cheese & egg
Kotlet Schabowy
boneless pork chop
- Small $6.50
- Large $9.15
Stekz Cebula
chopped steak with onions
- Small $6.50
- Large $9.25
Kotlet Mielony
chopped steak
- Small $5.50
- Large $8.50
Szaszlyk
$9.60
shish- kabob
Rumsztyk
rumpsteak with onions
- Small $6.50
- Large $9.25
Piecen Wieprzowa
pork roast
- Small $6.50
- Large $8.50
Golonka
pork shank
- Small $6.50
- Large $8.50
Brizol
pork chop w/ mushrooms
- Small $6.50
- Large $9.25
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General Info
Hours
Monday:
10:00am - 10:00pm
Tuesday:
10:00am - 10:00pm
Wednesday:
10:00am - 10:00pm
Thursday:
10:00am - 10:00pm
Friday:
10:00am - 10:00pm
Saturday:
11:00am - 9:00pm
Sunday:
11:00am - 9:00pm
About Us
You are probably wondering what the name BARBAKAN means. It is actually a name for a special building in Poland. Many old cities in Europe were surrounded by thick walls that provided protection from enemy invasions. Traffic in and out of the city had to pass through the main gate, fortified by a round-looking building, called the Barbakan. So, Barbakan is the building that protects the gate.
So why choose this name for a restaurant? It is quite simple.
In 1987 two people had a common dream of opening a restaurant that would offer the best Polish food on this side of the ocean. Those two people were from two different, competing cities in Poland, Krakow and Warsaw. The one thing the two cities share is that they both have a Barbakan. The owners decided it would be strong enough of a name, which would hopefully protect the new business from any harm as they travel toward their dream.