Cuisines and Dishes at Polka:
- Polish
Polka
4112 Verdugo Rd,
Los Angeles
CA
90065
polkarestaurant.com (323) 255-7887
Menu for Polka
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Ratings and Reviews for Polka
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May 18 2012
Jimmy H. via Yelp
The food is pretty good and portion size is good but the place is small and the wait is long even after you are seated. Would only go again if I am in the area.read more
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May 16 2012
Heather T. via Yelp
I'm Polish, but my only experience with Polish food until last week was the pierogies in the freezer aisle. Mrs. T, holla! Thanks to Polka, I'm now...read more
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May 15 2012
Yolanda P. via Yelp
Saturday, May 12, 2012 I visited Polka Restaurant with my son and my husband. This was a treat for me as a Mother's Day outing. I was pleasantly surprised...read more
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Jul 11 2008
via Citysearch
I love this place --it's a really warm environment, with two sweet and friendly owners (and sometimes their charming young daughte...read more
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May 04 2008
Trulala via Citysearch
After watching Huell Howsers California Gold segment on this restaurant, a friend and I decided to try Polka. We were very please...read more
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Apr 10 2008
JustMeLis via Citysearch
I moved to LA from Chicago nearly 7 years ago and have been searching for a Polish or German restaurant. Last weekend, I found on...read more
From Citysearch
In Short
Walls covered with a kitsch collection of lanterns, clocks, kaleidoscopes and glass fish clutter this garage sale collector's paradise of a restaurant. A goldfish tank and bookcase partition the rows of wooden booths and benches filled with long-lingering diners. Sinatra and his contemporaries croon over the speakers while families and friends sift through menu maxims such as ''the crises of today is the joke of tomorrow'' to find Polish classics including pierogi, kotlet schabowy (breaded pork loin) and stuffed cabbage.
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