Krakow Deli

Great polish deli! They smoke and make quite a bit of their sausages. Lots of great perogis and other polish treats. Good service and prices.

I am SO happy that this place exists, I am a good Polish girl and I haven’t had good keilbasa in many years. The man in the neighborhood who we used to get it from had passed away, and I had given up on ever finding the real deal again.
I hosted a Polish dinner for all my nieces and nephews and purchased kielbasa, both the original and the double smoked, many varieties of perogi (the little mushroom ones are to die for) and a rye bread for good measure. Everything was delicious. I highly recommend this place. The owners are very friendly and helpful. We will be back soon, it is worth the ride from the south coast!

I happened to be in the area visiting friends and was on Washington Street looking for a bank. I saw their sign and went to check them out. Being of Polish heritage, I grew up on Polish food, so I was quite pleased to find they have a wide variety of familiar foods and ingredients available. I picked up some of their fresh kielbasa, several types of pierogi, some of the seeded rye, and paczki. I’ve been back twice and make it a point to stop when I am in the area.

Well organized, clean, bright, quick jump off the highway, easy parking.
I thought they’d closed, but it turns out they just moved to a bigger location on the same road. Yay!
Large selection of baked goods (bread, cookies, cakes, pastries… they all looked delish, though I didn’t buy any), a large deli case with lots of sausage and cold cuts… the kiszka and headcheese I bought were both delicious. I make my own kielbasa, and they have packets of the herbs and spices (marjoram, nutmeg) that I need at way below the inflated spice prices of local supermarkets.
Glad to have this in my Polish market repertoire!

This is a surprisingly comprehensive Polish deli with friendly staff and really great meats and breads right in the thick of strip mall-​y South Attleboro. It’s recently moved to a bigger and nicer space, and seems to be stocking more meats and prepared foods. The kielbasas, hams, and frozen pierogi are all excellent. They also have great breads from their bakery in Woonsocket, and very tempting looking pastries (I’ve only had the Paczki, but they were really worthwhile.) They also have a variety of Central/​Eastern European groceries, mostly Polish, but also quite a few things from Croatia and Bosnia. I would recommend this place to anybody who likes to cook Eastern European food, eat quality meats and sausages, or just grab something different to heat up for dinner (they have enormous golamki!). The only reason it doesnt get five stars is that sometimes dairy products and non-​perishables are expired. But I can’t recommend the kielbasa enough!