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Main Menu
Soups
Dill Pickle
- Cup $2.50
- Bowl $3.00
Chicken Noodle
- Cup $2.50
- Bowl $3.00
Beet Kielbasa
- Cup $2.50
- Bowl $3.00
Cabbage
- Cup $2.50
- Bowl $3.00
Mushroom
- Cup $2.50
- Bowl $3.00
Czarnina
duck blood soup
- Cup $3.75
- Bowl $4.25
Flaczki
tripe
- Cup $3.25
- Bowl $3.75
Salad Items
Garden Salad
$2.50Cole Slaw Salad
$2.50Sweet Cucumbers In Sour Cream
$2.50Dill & Onion Cucumbers In Sour Cream
$2.50Cottage Cheese
$2.50Cold Kraut Salad
$2.50Polish Favorites
Pierogi
$6.50
5 of the same kind. potato, kraut, meat, sweet cheese, potato & cheese, blueberry, strawberry
Mixed
2 sweet cheese, 2 potato & cheese, 2 kraut
- $7.00
- Add Peppers, Onions, Bacon (each) $0.75
Potato Pancakes
$6.75
(placki) 8 pan fried potato pancakes. apple sauce upon request
Potato Pancakes & Pierogi
$6.75
4 pancakes & 3 pierogi
Potato Dumplings
$4.50
kopytka
Pan Fried Kielbasa
$4.95
medallions of pan fried kielbasa
Dinners
includes one soup or salad item. upgrade to czarnina: $1.40 cup / $1.90 bowl. served with kraut, mashed potato & veggie. unless otherwise noted. upgrade your potatoes to a pierogi or potato pancake $1
Stuffed Cabbage
$8.25
(golabki) 2 pieces of rolled cabbage stuffed with ground pork. topped with a tomato sauce. mashed & veggie as sides
Roast Pork
$7.25
(mieso wieprzowe) 4 slices of tender roasted pork
Schnitzels
$6.75
(sznycle) 2 round pieces of ground pork, rolled in breadcrumbs & pan fried
Chicken Livers
$7.95
(watrobka z kury) breaded & pan fried. topped with sauteed onions
Pork Chops
$8.95
(kotlety schabowe) 2 giant chops coated in breadcrumbs & pan fried
Polish Plate
$7.95
(polski talerz) also known as “a taste of poland”. combo plate with one piece of stuffed cabbage, a pierogi, a chunk of kielbasa, kraut & mashed onside
Meatballs
$6.25
(klopsiki) 6 plump mini meatballs. noodles available upon request
Garlic Chicken
$8.50
(kura w czosnku) a tender breast of chicken, marinated in garlic & pan fried
Musroom Crepes
$8.25
(nalesniki z grzybami) 2 mushroom filled crepes served with veggie & kraut
Smoked Kielbasa
(wedzona kielbasa) a huge link of smoked polish sausage
- $7.25
- Fry & Add Sauteed Peppers & Onions $1.50
Fresh Kielbasa In Beer Sauce
$8.50
(surowa kielbasa) a generous portion of fresh sausage drenched in a delicious beer sauce
Baked Ham
$7.95
(szynka) 3 slices of sliced baked ham
Boiled Ribs
$8.25
(gotowane zeberka) 1/2 rack of tender ribs boiled to perfection. served with bbq sauce on the side
Mushroom Cutlets
$8.25
(kotlet grzybowy) 2 meatless mushroom patties. ground mushrooms rolled in breadcrumbs & pan fried
City Chicken
$8.75
(kurczak miasto) 2 pieces of cubed pork on skewers, battered & baked
Hungarian Pancake
$9.25
(placek po wegiersku) one huge potato pancake covered in a pork & veggie goulash with a mild kick of spice
Stuffed Beef Rolls
$9.75
(zrazy) 2 marinated sirloins rolled with ham, pickles, & onions. served with your choice of mashed potato, noodles or kopykta
Pierogi To Go
$7.00
1 dozen, any kind, cold. just drop them in a pan or boil them in water & you’re done!
Pick 2 Combo
$8.95
pick any 2 meats from the dinner
Pick 3 Combo
$11.95
pick any 3 meats from the dinner
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About Us
Welcome, In 1925, Mr. Pilecki built a 31 room gentleman's hotel with a rathskeller at 2990 Yemans Street. The hotel was home to their rich customs and trades to the city of Hamtramck. In the 1940's and 50's Hamtramck's population surged to over 50,000 as more immigrants arrived to man the city's factories. The Bakerstreet car line took people north and south on Joseph Campau, which was then the second busiest shopping district in the nation. Walking through the neighborhood at that time, you could feel the hospitality and smell the fine cooking typical of the European villages. In 1976, Mr. Pilecki's cellar beer garden became the Polish Village Café. His tradition of welcoming immigrants and their descendents continues to this day.