Cafe Wanda

Quiet (patron count on Saturday night 8), unassuming café, with a good wodge of Polish staples secreted in an otherwise unremarkable menu. Enjoy the pierogi (stuffed pasta-​type dumplings), golabki (stuffed cabbage), and klopsy (meatballs), among other things, washed down with good Polish beer– I’m a big fan of Tyskie, personally. Not the best Polish restaurant in London, but not the worst either; if you’re unaccustomed to Central European food, you could do a lot worse than checking this place out. If it’s not your cup of tea, there’s plenty of other places along this stretch of road.

This café has a nice atmosphere and good service and definitely has a good range of authentic Polish food. It’s open for lunch and dinner and has a good range of different size and price dishes, so it’s an option no matter what time of day it is or how hungry you are!
I shared a platter option with my boyfriend and found the portion size to be a little small for the price (around £15) but the food was good.
Non-​sharing dishes might well be better value!
I was suitably impressed by the food itself that I plan to go back at some point!
EDIT: Their other dishes are sizable portions and decent value (although the salads don’t quite warrant their prices) — the perogi is really excellent and the service is very friendly!
I spent ages deciding as their menu is extensive with a lot of tasty and original house specialities.