Pyza

The service was great. As soon as I walked in I was greeted. You have to order at the register and pick up your food there, when it's ready. Then sit down at one of the many tables to eat. I also went to the rest room and it was clean. I was the only black person, but treated the same as anyone else. I ordered the polish platter (mashed potatoes, sausage, 4 chicken stuffed dumplings, stuffed cabbage with rice and ground meat with sauce on top, 2 potato latkes and the cabbage with meat). I had to ask for the sour cream for the latkes. The food was good, but I've had better. The stuffed cabbage wasn't nearly as good as the one that I purchased at a Polish restaurant in Manhattan. I ordered the blintzes. I ordered strawberry on the cashiers recommendation and I also ordered the cheese one. Th

Felt like Poland but Poland 40 years ago 😂 we laughed that it’s mora authentic than Poland is polish. But we got good food for good price and service was nice. I think not having a possibility to pay by card is a minus, it’s 21st century- come on.

Delicious affordable large portions. The OG of Polish restaurants in Greenpoint.

I recently had the pleasure of dining at this fantastic Polish restaurant in Brooklyn and I must say, it exceeded all of my expectations. The cafeteria-style setup made it easy to choose from a variety of delicious homemade dishes, all of which were generous portions at a great value. The food itself was absolutely delicious, with authentic Polish flavors that reminded me of home. Pyzy were a standout for me but the veil kotlet was 🔥🔥🔥. The customer service was also top-notch, with friendly staff members who were quick to answer any questions and make recommendations.

This place has deserved my public support for a while. The cooking was excellent, but the fair prices and outstanding service were special. This spot has a good feel everywhere. The kitchen impresses while the atmosphere enhances. I'm ensuring friends benefit from this discovery.