Polka Beer Cafe - Troy

Wow wow wow wow wow.Last night my girlfriend and I were discussing what we should have for dinner. She says to me I want to try that Polish place in Troy! , which I said Oh, yeah! Polish Market is great , thinking we were going grocery shopping for a nice home cooked meal. As we arrived and I tried parking in the Markets side of the lot, she informed me she was referring to this place called Polka across the way. I didn 't even know this place opened. Last time I visited this plaza, that building was unoccupied.Well, I am glad she suggested this!The place upon initial impression was surprisingly nice. A lot of murals, a very beautiful bar, and nice and comfortable seating. As we were going through the menu we realized that this place is very fair on pricing (Average $12-15 person, some entrees can be a little more expensive).I ordered the polish combo which consisted of a stuffed cabbage, kielbasa link, sauerkraut, mashed potatoes and 3 pierogis (choice of flavor was potato cheddar). Everything on that plate was great. Bursting with flavor and cooked to perfection. While it took a little while to come out after ordering, you could tell it 's because they care about the quality of the food they send out.The service is really great as well. The servers wear Polish outfits and are super friendly. To my surprise, our server actually spoke Polish fluently! While I had no idea what she was saying, it was cool to listen to her take another tables order.Definitely come here if you 're into authentic Polish food and don 't want to make the drive all the way to Hamtramck.

One of my favorite places to eat. good location, well organised, and fantastic service. Keep it up!

It's just ok. All frozen food, not made onsite. Golabki was still slightly frozen inside. City chicken was meh. Mashed potatoes were cold... Very cold.

Great friendly atmosphere, great authentic Polish ethnic atmosphere with wall murals, curtains, dinner ware and more. Food is good price, great taste, well made, Polish potato pancakes are my favorite as they are tasty not greasy the way they should be. The soups mushroom and pickle I've had are delicious. Just wish they offered both types of kraut, I like sour kraut and they serve a sweet kraut, it's good I just prefer sour over sweet. I'm glad the restaurant is here also they have a banquet area and next door is the Polish Market so you can shop there and have your meal at the restaurant, a win-win great planning to have it all in one place.

Very inviting place. The service was friendly and the food was excellent! Dill Pickle Soup, Kielbasa, Sauerkraut and Pierogies