Even in a city as large as New York, some types of food are relatively hard to find, and one of these seems to be Polish cuisine. There are a few Polish restaurants scattered through Manhattan and the other boroughs, however, including a dining spot called Karczma Polish Restaurant in the Greenpoint section of Brooklyn.
Greenpoint has a fairly large polish population, so it would seem like a natural place to find a restaurant such as Karczma. The interior of the restaurant has a traditional feel to it, and the food and music are similarly authentic. Dishes at Karczma include borscht, herring In cream, pierogis, kielbasa, stuffed cabbage, roasted hocks, and beef goulash. Prices are very reasonable, with most main entrees being around or just under $10.
If you have been to Karczma Polish Restaurant in the Greenpoint section of Brooklyn, please tell us about it by posting a comment here. Thank you!
Here is the address for Karczma:
Karczma Polish Restaurant
136 Greenpoint Avenue
Brooklyn (Greenpoint), NY, 11222
The phone number is:
(718) 349-1744
And here is the Web site for Karczma:
http://karczmabrooklyn.com/
1 comment:
We went to Karczma for Friday dinner. The clientele is predominantly Polish suggesting this is authentic cuisine. The staff were lovely - don't be put off by the quaint, barnyard-meets-Heidi decor; this is all part of the appeal. The meal, including drinks, was very reasonable and we had enough leftovers to take home. The recession has forced us to migrate from the Michelin-starred hangouts to these neighbourhood gems however, this did not disappoint.
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