Little Polish Diner

Last minute decision to stop here but have been wanting to try it! I was pretty satisfied overall. The food was tasty and service was nice and quick! I had the pork chop dinner. The pork chops tasted good but we’re just a smidge on the chewy side; however, not enough to deter me from getting them again in the future. Growing up my best friend was from Poland so I had my fair share of homemade polish dishes and there has yet to be a person to top his mom’s pork chops! So I have high standards for pork chops ;) the green beans and mashed potatoes were average, potatoes definitely improved when I put the gravy on them. I ordered a side of pierogies and I was very pleased. It seems they mix the potato and cheese together so you get both in every bite! I had spots to pancake which was good but I’ve definitely had better. Not one for rumors but I’ve been told there potato pancakes are store bought. Shame shame if true!
When I return I must try the cabbage rolls and another dinner, I just don’t know which! If you’re in the area and in the mood for polish food I would recommend!

Overall, friendly and nice. Food was average but filling. Had the tuna melt which was creamy, but a little too much mayo. Expected more «home-​made» looking potato pancakes but they had a good taste. Was a little more expensive then I was expecting with all the up-​charges.

Another whole in the wall with awesome food for a tiny amount of $$$$$. Great service, and I believe the waitress was also the cook, as she disappeared after taking order and reappeared with the food. Pierogi’ were awesome, potato pancakes very good. I love coming back home to Cleveland for food like this, you just can not find it in California.

Really delicious. Fried perch was great. Noodles and Cabbage tasted like a great comfort food. Pierogi Dinner was a winner too. We’ll definitely be back.

You will NOT be disappointed. I had been in Ohio visiting my parents for a few days and wanted a local taste before getting on the plane to head back to Dallas. The food was amazing! I had the Warsaw combo. My favorite item on the Warsaw was the Hinters Stew. My mom had a pierogi plate and my dad had stuffed cabbage. My dad said it was the best stuff cabbage he had ever had. The juice of the stuffed cabbage was very flavorful. I can’t wait to come back to town and eat here again!

Went here because of the great reviews. Don’t really know what all the fuss is about. I must admit the service was great a nice friendly waitress. I had the Tour of Poland, my wife the cabbage rolls. Both dinners were more than an adequate portion. To get to the nitty gritty the kielbasa was the worst I ever had. Hillshire Farm tasted better. The cabbage roll, although large and meaty, lacked any sort of flavor… totally bland. My wife’s mash potatoes tasted like they came out of a box. Perogies… you want perogies? Go right across the street to Ridgewood Inn and order their’s. Guaranteed you won’t get them again at the Little Polish Diner.
Believe me I really wanted to like this place. But it wasn’t in the cards.

Love, love, love. We went today and the tour of Poland. Everything was absolutely perfect. I am trying to find a reason to head back to parma soon.

If you havent stopped by this place you need to put on your must do list ! Food is fresh cooked daily specials everything I’ve ever had from there is amazing ! Love this small treasure.

Love this place, friendly delicious comforting polish food, must try the stuffed cabbage and pierogi!

It’s cramped. It’s old. The décor is hilarious. The menus are charming. In other words, it’s perfect. If you’re looking for fancy-​pants Lola style fare, keep looking. But if you’re looking for down-​to-​earth good olé Polish family recipes in a warm little dining room, look no further!

Little Polish Diner = lunch at your surrogate Polish grandmother’s. It’s not the most gourmet food (yes-​they used canned green beans and rolls from the supermarket), but that’s exactly how my grandmother would have done it. The pierogies have a good flavor and are cooked in a pool of onions, butter, and oil. I’d highly recommend the potato-​cheddar and sweet cheese; the plain potato variety were missing the «wow» factor.
They have much more than pierogies; they have potato pancakes, blintzes, kielbasa, and stuffed cabbage as well. On Saturdays, they serve chicken paprikash, and it is a hefty portion of creamy chicken love. The place is small and homey, filled with your typical church crowd on the weekends. You won’t have time to feel claustrophobic because the service is quick. If you want to know what it’s like growing up Polish in Parma, go here!

This is definitely a neighborhood gem!
My sister, a friend and myself make monthly plans to check out a restaurant that serves pierogis we are on the hunt to try them all! This weekend we made it to the Little Polish Diner and it was fabulous. This diner seats about 20 people and is so affordable that you will want to keep coming back. At least that is how I feel!
Between the 3 of us we ordered the Potato & Cheddar, Mushroom & Sauerkraut and Plain Sauerkraut Pierogis, a Cabbage Roll, the Cucumber Salad and the Cheese Blintz’s with Strawberry Topping. Everything was extremely delicious. All of our bills were under $ 10!
I also give props to the woman working the front of the house. She takes orders, serves and buses the tables. She was very prompt with service and very friendly.
The only downfall for me is that I can only make it here on Saturdays to eat. Although, it might be best that I don’t live or work closer because I could see myself eating here everyday.

This place is little. I’m glad we got here on an off time. The perogies were good and the blintz was great. It was a little stuffy and I wish they would have opened the door to get some air flow.

The cabbage rolls are really good & kielbasa was nice and smokey. Friendly staff and quick service. :)

Pierogies? Fried fish? Done and done; authentic polish food, from a down home type kitchen. Treat yourself to something worth trying!

Great food. Friendly. Homey, comfort food includes Stuffed cabbage, variety of pierogi (plain, cheddar, sweet cheese, sauerkraut, and mushroom-​sauerkraut fillings), excellent potato pancakes, blintzes, kielbasa, burgers, sandwiches, fish, meatloaf, shrimp on menu.
Takeout prepared dishes and fresh, homemade pierogi available in bulk for takeaway.
This location appears to be beloved by locals.

I was in the neighborhood with my fiancée looking at houses. We decided since we are looking in to moving to this area, we’d try a local restaurant. Since this place had positive reviews, we took a chance. It is very small inside, but we were able to get seated right away. Our server came right over and took our drink orders. She gave us time to look over the menu. Lots of good, home cooking, comfort food here. As usual, we were looking for two different types of meals so we could split them and try different things. I decided on the meatloaf, my fiancée the three cabbage roll dinner. Well, they ran out of meatloaf, so I decided on the tour of Poland. The food came in a good amount of time and was piping hot. The tour of Poland had a couple pierogie, sausage and kraut, and one cabbage roll. The dinners also came with bread and butter. The sausage and kraut were delicious, my fiancée really loved it and I thought it was excellent. The pierogie was good, served with a container of sour cream. The cabbage roll was great. Tender cabbage, moist meat, good sauce.
I would definitely come here again.

I stopped in here with my fiancée as we are looking to move to the area and wanted to try out a local restaurant. There was enough parking and we parked around back and walked to the entrance in front. The restaurant itself is very small, but warm and welcoming. Our server took our drink orders right away. We discovered they ran out of meatloaf so much for trying that. Maybe next time. The cabbage rolls were good. The sausage and sauerkraut was very tasty. The pierogi was ok. We ordered a side of cabbage and noodles and it was really good. Seasoned right and I could of made a meal out of that only.
We will definitely come back here when we are in the neighborhood

Located in Polish Village in Parma (not to be confused with Ukrainian Village a few streets over) this is a teeny tiny place with very good food. The décor is a cross between diner kitsch and crazy aunt.
I was able to satisfy my stuffed cabbage craving. The pierogies are quite good as well. Canned pop kind of threw me off, but oh well. I have to agree with other reviews that pointed out that the side dish vegetables are canned.
But really, if you are coming for Polish food, do you really want a common vegetable? Substitute!
Will definitely be back and guessing frequently.

GREAT food, just like Grandma made! They really do need to move to a slightly bigger location though.
Great Food, the people are nice, my son thinks the chicken soup is heavenly. Everything I have had there has been delicious.