Pyza

One of the last places Polish immigration ate at years ago. Lomzynianka is gone, Polonia is gone...
This place is inexpensive and really good.

Flash back to elementary school cafeteria. Warm and hearty food that you can enjoy wholeheartedly.

I ordered pork schnitzel with mashed potatoes and coleslaw + beets salad as side. The mashed potatoes were soft and creamy/buttery. The schnitzel was crispy and meat was tender. Beets salad was sweet and refreshing. Coselaw was nice and crunchy; not overwhelming with mayo flavor. There is no gravy or sauce.

Since that tasted good, I also got tripe soup. Warning... It is hot! But very delicious and packed with flavor from herbs, celery, carrots. You can soak it all up with the sour bread slices they give you.

Only regret... I should have gotten cucumber salad, since I love it, but didn't know they had it. I'll definitely be coming back.

They don't provide water, you have to clean your table after finishing (just like polish school cafeteria). Highly recommend it to anyone.

What a gem! Fast, authentic, delicious. A real treat, tastes like my childhood

If you want authentic polish food, Pyza is really great. Highly recommend their Pyza, which is a really soft huge dumpling stuffed with meat. The pierogi was good too but small portion size or they would've gotten a 5 star review.

Seriously excellent Polish food at more than reasonable prices (for NYC). The spare ribs (about $10) were excellent and filling, as were the potato pancakes ($9.50). Cash only.