KD Market

Very disappointed lately with their service. The last drip was when i asked for ham to be sliced thin and when i open it at home it looked like gyros. This wasn’t the first time. We also had problem with other items such as made soups tasted like it been over expired date. I live in Schiller Park and we use to go to shop at KD often but not any more. There has been new deli open at Belmont/​Cumberland which they doing much better job so far. KD, please step up your game or you going to lose clients! I hate to post such a review but I also hate to waste time and money.

What’s not to like about this place? I enjoy coming here, everything is fresh and made the same day if you visit the deli. Note this is a polish store and everyone speaks polish, don’t be afraid staff also speaks English. Store is clean and staff is friendly. This store makes me feel like home. Very cozy and family like, I sure enjoy coming here. One plus is they have restrooms inside. You can find a variety of things which is the reason why I like coming here such as good variety of sausages, fresh baked bread/​buns. If you haven’t been here you must visit. I also love the cheese and meats variety they have. ;) one of my favorite places to shop.

Grabbed Salatka Jarzynowa today. Nice variety of deli items and salads. Got in and out for what I wanted for lunch. Good prices.

Awful service! I have to take out 3 small items out of a basket before you can ring them up?! And on top of it I’m RUDELY asked to do so by inept store associates like, Marcin! Really disappointing. You could learn a bit about 21^st century customer service. Chicago isn’t your small town Polish market– we expect more polish and manners around here.

My wife called me at work and told me she was not feeling well and would I mind picking up some sandwich makings. It was already 6pm and I was not sure what would be open outside of a regular grocery. Not overly familiar with the area, I figured I would take a look to see what there was nearby. Enter my Unilocal mobile nearby app feature — As I suspected most deli type places had just closed, but I noticed there was one that was open later and had good reviews.
Polish is spoken first here but they are more than happy to help a stranger in a strange land, which I was. I enjoyed the deli, lots to take in for the short time I was there. I was tasked with sandwich night so I grabbed a yummy fresh baked loaf of bread that has no preservatives in it and was affordably priced. I also grabbed two different kinds of ham, some turkey and some swiss cheese.
If you like kielbasa, they have you covered. I grabbed some house made coleslaw from the cooler and some pickles from the pickle barrel.
The kids are big on mayo so I noticed some ‘polish’ mayo, read the label, thought it sounded interesting to try, so in the basket it went.
I did a quick scan on produce for deals, a couple examples, I scored five red grapefruits for one dollar. I also scored three bundles of kale for under a 1.50 I think, it was a really good deal. All told, I think my bill with tax was $ 26, I do not think I could have gotten out of Pot Belly for that.

Very authentic Polish grocery. Their pastries are phenomenal. Their hams are so good. We also took home their grilling chicken and marinated pork. Both were very good. The pork was the stand out. Their barrel kraut is also very good.

Don’t be alarmed if you speak English and cant understand anybody in this store. It is because they all speak Polish and you have ventured into a Polish Grocery and Deli.
The produce is good and always seems fresh and the meats are great and priced well…
They have warm lunches and make fresh sandwiches at the Deli; both are great values and you cant beat the freshness.
While the English speaking staff is limited they have always been very nice and very accommodating.
The parking lot is easy.
Clocktower Park is across the street by Russo Power Equipment and you can eat lunch at the picnic tables.
All in all, I will continue to stop by from time to time for lunch…

Totally authentic Polish deli and grocery store. When my friend I came everyone else here was speaking Polish. never saw such a huge selection of kielbasa varieties. they have one small table, but basically this is a to go place. there is a nice little park across the street where you can eat your lunch. the grocery part has an impressive selection of Polish products. a very clean place which seems to be quite popular

Very Nice Place to buy grocery and fresh deli meat!

The store is not so small, it will take you a while to wonder through the aisles. Homemade foods are delicious and prepared on a daily basis, hot bar is great, very popular carry out place. Good and fresh produce section. When in doubt what to chose ask the clerks who are very helpful.

I nice little Polish grocery store with a big meat/​deli counter. They had lots of chips and snacks and sweets too, as well as a lot of more obscure grains and staples. Despite being part Polish, i never even ate a pierogi growing up, so it was all new to me, but I got some stuff to try. Prices seemed pretty good. A good place for a foodie to wander.