Podlasie Polish Restaurant

Mr. and I went for the first time last night. We have lived 3 minutes down the road for about 6 months and finally decided to give it a try.
Mr. was very excited about the Polish beer selection and liked the 2 he tried. I gave the fruit soda a try — it was different, but good. We had the pierogi appetizer (potato and cheese). They were clearly homemade and great! Mr. got the combination entrée (halupki, kielbasa, and pierogi — he tried mushroom and sauerkraut this round). He LOVED it! Nice mild sauerkraut, though he wished he got more with the kielbasa. I tried a bite each of the halupki and kielbasa. Generally I don’t like either, but the halupki filling had great flavor and it was nice and moist. I even didn’t hate the kielbasa! I got the stuffed chicken cutlet. It was delicious! Perfectly breaded, and if possible, even more perfectly cooked. Crispy on the outside, juicy on the inside. Since dinner was so great we decided to go all out and get dessert too. Mr. got a pineapple custard cake, which was very good. I got a blintz, which was amazing!
We are looking forward are going back again and again. I want to branch out and try more traditional Polish dishes; Mr. is concerned that he’ll keep getting the combo over and over because he loved it so much!

i’ve only been here 3 times, and while i was a little letdown my first time (it was restaurant week, which is hectic so i forgive em) my 2^nd and 3^rd visits were very good.
the pierogies aren’t the best ever but they’re pretty good, they top em with bacon. their halupki is good too but their Kielbasa is great, some of the best i’ve had! on my last visit i had the chicken cutlet and i liked it a lot. pounded thin and the meat was moist but the breading could have been a little more crisp, it had a good flavor though. the mashed potatoes with it were great and the coleslaw was very good, no mayo in it. i had a really good piece of cake here too.
the prices are adequate and while the servers are very nice they aren’t the best at clearing off tables. on my last visit 2 tables across from us had dirty dishes on them during the whole time we were there, and it wasn’t even that busy. service was a little on the slow side too. it has a nice cozy atmosphere though that makes you feel at home. i’ll definitely be back

The more we visit, the more we enjoy it here. It has become a part of our usual rotation now.

Loved every bite!!! Totally awesome!!! I ate every bite. Thank god for that bread as I used it to wipe clean my plate, it was so good. Outstanding from the beer to the apple cake.

Its so great to have a wonderful Polish restaurant in the greater Binghamton area. We’ve been here a few times for dinner — great friendly service, delicious food and drinks. Some of our favorites are the pierogi, potato pancakes, and stuffed cabbage rolls. My husband enjoyed trying a Polish beer, at the recommendation of our server. We will definitely be back!

My family ate here tonight and it was pretty good!
(Service was a bit spotty, wait for table to be cleaned 15 min, no menus another 10 min, no bread plates, and getting someone’s attention was difficult.)
The food:
My son had the Hungarian style pancake filled with beef goulash. It was huge and delicous! (i am still in envy) my husband had the cobination platter: stuffed cabbage (very good, and pretty large), 4 pierogi and kielbasa, my sister-​in-​law had the pierogi platter-​4 cheese and 4 mushroom/​sauerkraut: light and fluffy, and I had the hunter’s stew. Only, I, was a little disappointed since it was really just sauerkraut and kielbasa mixed to gether in a bowl. Though the sides were excellent– fresh red cabbage and great mashed potatoes. I had a bit off of everyone’s plate to get a taste of it all and overall I have to say «I enjoyed it, Thank you»!! We brought home the cheese blintz (crepes) and they were very tasty too! :)

Amazing dinner. Amazing service. I broke from our usual All-​Italian diet when back home for the weekend, and I was not disappointed. The potato pancakes were crisp and flavorful, the kielbasa to die for. Pierogies light and filling all at the same time. My kids (ages 10 and 12) are insisting on going back the next time we visit. Our waitress was super-​attentive and was great with the kids. The goulash, the holupki, just all of it… superb. Can’t say enough good things about this place!

Nice little find in Endicott. We started with the Borsch bouillon soup which had a nice bite to it. We had the house made sweet cheese blintz and strawberry perogie with a sweet cream sauce. It was like dessert for dinner, but I’ve never had a finer blintz. It was simply flawless, about 9″ long crispy top and topped with powder sugar.
The other entrée was the kielbasa, stuffed Cabbage and sauerkraut/​mushroom perogie. The kielbasa was housemade. It had a terrific smoky flavor to it served over a bed of sauerkraut. The stuffed cabbage was huge and reminded me of my childhood having them. Overall it was a very good meal and we will return to try other items.

A nice little restaurant in Endicott. The employees are very nice and were able to answer any question, as well as make good suggestions. The food was amazing. Had the kielbasa which I plan to have again soon and sampled the chicken de vollaile which I highly recommend. Was also nice to try a polish beer. The potato pickle soup is a must have.

When we tried this (May 2014) the menu appeared to have been being refined and many dishes were crossed off. No biggie. We had mushroom/​cabbage, and potato pierogies, potato pancakes and several sides — cole slaw, sauerkraut and beet salad. All were exceptional and outstanding. Nice proportions and very flavorful. Desserts were very limited. We had babka (so so) and cheesecake which was outstanding. Both were home made. We will be returning. I am hoping they can refine the menu since I’d like to try other dishes and really hope they get a larger selection of home made desserts. April 2015. The food is still excellent. Wait staff remains really rough and it can get pretty loud. We’ve resorted to take out from now on. Still worth it.

Very friendly service and a pleasant atmosphere. I enjoyed a combination platter with pierogi, kielbasa and golumpki. The kielbasa was exceptionally good. The pierogi dough was very light – I wish my grandmother had made it that way – though I prefer the filling she made. The golumpki were just ok – not bad, but not great.