Polish Market: Your Gateway to Authentic Polish Grocery Delights

A treasure find a so complete market with Poland food and groceries. Remembered of my travel to Poland and some of the recipes that I know from my wife’s parent like the pierogi with sauerkraut. That was impressive to find it in Michigan. Feels like you travel to Eastern Europe!!! A definitely must go!

Workers are always polite and smiling. Very clean well organized shop. The fresh baked breads, pretzels, and croissants are still warm and perfectly crispy outside, soft inside. (The scent takes you back to grandmas!) Try the creamy imported Harvati and sausages or Polish bacon. You will not be disappointed. Parking can be a bit dicey when busy. Holidays are always busy! So be patient and a bit cautious in the lot. I have noticed though, even the shoppers seem to smile more than at other stores!

I've heard many good things about the Polish Market over the years. Do to some family members passing and others growing older homemade sauerkraut was off the menu this Christmas. Well I decided to place an order for 8lbs of sauerkraut from the Polish Market and picked it up Christmas Eve..... They hit an absolute homerun. Everyone was please with the product, the flavor and taste is what what we've always expected when Grandma would make it. You have gained a new loyal customer.

Absolutely recommend this store to anyone looking for excellent polish foods, and other regional food close to poland, like Hungary or Ukraine. Highly recommend the Ukraine ham and keilbasa! Thanks for the fresh food and all the selections you offer!

Overall, this is a very good Polish store. The store is very clean, well maintained, and the products are fresh and high quality. You can tell that they take cleanliness and product quality seriously, which makes shopping here enjoyable. I would definitely recommend this place. However, the customer service can feel a bit rough at times. Some staff members who clearly speak Russian fluently choose not to use it and instead switch to Ukrainian, which comes across as dismissive rather than professional. There is one shorter older man, around 60 years old, who speaks Russian very well but pretends not to understand it and communicates in a rude manner, which is disappointing. Despite this, the store itself is excellent, and the quality of the products makes it worth visiting.

Love shopping here! The produce is always fresh, the staff is super friendly, and they have a great selection of products. Checkout is quick, and they often have nice deals. Definitely my go-to spot for groceries!

Very nice selection of food from pickled vegetables, spices, fresh meats and breads. The desserts looked wonderful too. There is a hot food section. I bought a huge freshly baked pretzel. It was delicious.

I LOVE this place! Of course there is a huge selection of Polish foods -- both local and imported -- as well as various items common in Ukraine, Russia, Czechia and Slovakia, Hungary, Germany, the Balkans and so forth. The variety of things I stop in for is far too long to list, but my favorites are the Polish blood sausages, Bavarian weisswurst, imported Lvivske beer (Lviv, Ukraine), Polish dill pickle-potato soup, Hungarian smoked bacon, Ukrainian smoked sausage, Polish cheeses... the list goes on. I have not yet purchased any of the hot prepared food, but it all looks fantastic and reminds me of my childhood. Everyone was helpful and friendly. I will certainly be back again and again!