“ Oh my goodness! If you have a taste for Eastern European food like your grandma or aunt cooked GO HERE! We stopped to grab lunch and found out it was TAKE OUT ONLY. Decided to order the Tour of Poland and special (goulash) and figured better to take home since too difficult to eat in car. The taste of Poland was outstanding! When we saw how much food was in the Tour, we split it and was very generous for 2 people. The pierogies tasted just like homemade, the kielbasa was perfection with the delicious sauerkraut. The one stuffed cabbage roll was huge, tasted light with nice balance of meat & rice. Very personable lady to take our order and readily answered questions. Easy parking behind the restaurant. Simple inside since focus on take away and the food. We're definitely planning return trip and having the goulash for dinner tonight. ”

“ Love the pierogis! Fresh Hot! Cash only ! Would highly recommend! Only carryout!! ”

“ quaint. Home cooked Polish food. Best perogies in town. If you are in the area you have got to stop buying and get the tour of Poland ”

“ A quaint little place in Parma's Little Poland neighborhood, this diner is simply about the food. It is no frills, no thrills, delicious Polish/eastern European food. I've had Pierogis and Paprikash there and both were authentic and delicious. ”

“ Ate here today with my parents and sister to try this place out for quick bites and trying out another Polish food called pierogi for the first time. We had definitely brought different kinds of pierogi to share together to at least satisfy our taste. It was definitely great and delicious. The service there was also patient and attentive. Finally, I will come back again next time when I visit Cleveland. ”

“ Absolutely incredible place for pierogi and polish cuisine! We can't wait to be back in the area to eat here again! ”

“ Very good. Had two different perogie dinners, shrimp and fries, and cabbage rolls. The cabbage rolls were crazy good and big! Perogies were smallish, but with 5 in an order, plenty of food. Fried shrimp is fried shrimp, though the fries had a twang to them. Should have got the breaded pollock, cabbage and noodles. Next time... Service was polite and friendly. Walked in off the street, told 15 minutes to make. Just enough time to go to the bar next door and have a beer. Carryout only, in soote of the pictures ypu see on Yelp. ”

“ Ohio does not play with it comes to polish food and this spot did not disappoint- tiny place like- lives up to its name for sure- sweet service, very friendly faces- good prices and best of all- BEST POLISH FOOD. Portions- out of this world, variety, come on- wow. They don't offer seating, so do what we did and have a polish picnic in the park- grab extra napkins because you are going to be salivating before you get to the park- spot on! The pierogis, sausage, cabbage roll, beans and butter roll were all part of the tour of Poland- everything you could ever want. My friend got the BLT- "best BLT I've ever had" go On already- get you some food from the Little Polish Diner- ”

“ YUMMMM! So I had been here before years ago, and honestly don't remember being that impressed. Decided to give it a go again because when I'm home visiting I need my fill of Eastern European food and have been on a quest to find a suitable replacement for Sokolowski's (RIP). I came on a Friday so I could get some cabbage and noodles along with my tour of Poland. Everything was delicious! The cabbage rolls were so tender and the sauce was amazing. The pierogis were slathered with butter and onions as they should be. The kraut was heavenly. Not too sour but rather sweet and the kielbasa was juicy. Heck, I even liked the canned green beans. The cabbage and noodles were delicious. Definitely tasted some garlic in there. I'm actually going back this Friday to do it all over again. I think I found my spot :) ”