Podhalanka

They try to push the soup on you like a car dealer pushes undercoating, but you won't care because the pierogies and potato pancakes are delicious and it's not like there's a plethora of other places around if you're craving pierogies.

It's also insanely cheap.  It's like the 70's decor isn't really belaying a 4 decade hiatus from redecorating, but the byproduct of a rift in the time-space continuum.  Six of us ate until we were full and the bill was like 30 bucks.  Sally Struthers doesn't offer rates that good.

I wanted to eat here, except the food never came.  Well, the soup did and the cabbage soup was great.  The white borscht was ok....the sausage wasn't very interesting and the soup might have been better without it.  And then we waited.  And waited.  And waited.  And left.  We were told "just a minute" at least 10 times.  Over the span of over an hour.  The food that was served to the table next to our (which was full of people that arrived after us) looked good.  In fact, it looked just like what we had ordered.  I bet it might have been good...had we been able to eat some of it.

Real home made goodness. I never knew pierogi's could taste so good. And their home made soups are always amazing. What I would imagine my mother, if she was Polish, would cook. They have long cafeteria type tables but most people sit at the counter. Old super causal/divey joint. The nondescript front is easy to miss.