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05/08/2010 at 10:04
Katie/Kasia
Hello!
I am a British girl that has been living in Gdynia for the past 3 years, Im just about to move back to London and im beginning to panic that I wont know where to look for proper Polish fair when I get there. I have been to Wodka on st aubans grv and that was very enjoyable, any other recommendations?
Look forward to hearing back from you :)
06/08/2010 at 13:59
Monika
CzeSC Kasia, nice to hear from you.
I hope I can help you a little bit with finding something Polish in London. As I said in my posts, Polish restaurants here are not the greatest and to be honest I like mostly Wodka. Baltic (74 Blackfriars Road), which belongs to the same owner, has wider choice than only Polish food (central/eastern European) and tries to be too posh for my taste but is not too bad. They have a really good selection of Polish vodkas in their bar.
If you want something simple try Polish stand at the Camden Town Market during weekends. Apparently, they have the best pierogi and kielbasa in the whole UK!
I often go to Ealing and Broadway for Polish atmosphere and food. This is where many Polish people move now and the community is actually growing quite fast, mostly thanks to the church I guess. There is a good Polish Deli at 33 High Street (with a small pharmacy and bookshop as well) and a cafe next door. This isn’t maybe the best Polish food ever but for a place so far from home it’s ok.
Old Polish ladies come there on Sundays after church for lunch and gossip.
Plus they have wonderful cakes delivered daily from Poland. And very good pączki ;)
Smacznego!