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Café Polonez, located at 195 Roncesvalles Ave in Toronto, is a beloved spot offering authentic Polish cuisine. For over 30 years, this family-run establishment has provided patrons with hearty, homemade dishes in a bright and casual atmosphere.
The menu features a variety of Eastern European classics, including perogies, cabbage rolls, and beet soup with dumplings. Perogies, available for $12.95 a dozen, come with fillings such as cottage cheese and potato, minced pork, sauerkraut, mushroom, or even fruit. They can be boiled or pan-fried and are served with sour cream and a mix of fried bacon and onion.
Other popular dishes include the potato pancake Hungarian style, chicken schnitzel sandwich, and mushroom cabbage rolls. For a more substantial meal, the “platter for one” includes a selection of perogies, schnitzel, hunter’s stew, and salads.
The café also offers a range of Polish beers and spirits, enhancing the dining experience. The service is known to be friendly and efficient, making it a welcoming place for both locals and visitors.
Café Polonez continues to be a go-to destination for those seeking a genuine taste of Polish home cooking in Toronto.
For more information or reservations,? visit: www.cafepolonez.ca
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Paolo Iaboni
2 weeks agoFour of us went for dinner. It was the Labor Day Sunday so it was busy. The hostess was very friendly and accommodating. There was a 39 minute wait due to availability. We went for a walk and 5 minutes later the hostess called us back. Amazing 🍀. The servers were quite busy so we had to wait for them to be available. No problem. Once we ordered the staff was attentive and helpful. I was missing their pickle soup. Thankfully, it was the soup of the day . We ordered our soups, Schnitzel, cabbage rolls and goulash. Wonderful! Love coming here! ♥️
Lewis Cardenas
2 months agoThe service was absolutely outstanding and made us feel completely at home from the moment we walked in. I asked about the soup of the day and was over the moon to find out it was dill pickle soup, which they serve on Fridays. That happens to be my favorite, so it felt like a lucky surprise. The portions were incredibly generous, and the prices were more than fair for the quality and quantity we received. But what truly stood out was the genuine warmth and friendliness of the staff. Their service came with a smile and such care that it elevated the entire experience. Every dish we ordered was delicious, and we all left feeling happy, full, and eager to come back.
Nitika Markan
3 months agoGreat lunch at Cafe Polonez. Post high park outing, took the parents out to experience proper Polish home cooking. Delicious and comforting. Will def be back for more! Ordered chicken schnitzel, pork cabbage rolls and, cheddar and potato pierogi
Shahida H
4 months agoFood was really yummy, such a nice hearty meal. I got mushroom cabbage rolls with a side of cheddar perogies. They were sooooo delicious. The place is really popular and super packed, so attentive little on the noisy side and it's difficult for servers to keep up, but i understand. Still a great place to try authentic polish food.
Emily Kung
2 months agoLocated in the heart of Toronto’s Polish community we had been to this restaurant for over 25 years. This family runs Polish restaurant serves tradition homemade dishes and Eastern European delights that makes you look around and check exactly where you are. Our server is very pleasant and attentive. Their atmosphere is bright and casual. Explore their menu for yourself. Just found out Cafe Polonez is offering takeout and delivery service now.