Little Polish Diner

Visiting from out of town and looking for a place for authentic pierogies. We got that and so much more! This family-run place gets started at 4am every morning to make fresh pierogies. I highly recommend the potato and cheddar. We also had a generous portion of the daily special, Chicken Paprikash, along with a cabbage roll. It all tasted like my Polish grandmother’s food, if I had a polish grandmother! Prices are great, portions are huge, taste is delicious, and customer service was outstanding. Their small dining room is closed but he steered us to a local park where we enjoyed a lovely Polish picnic!

Little Polish Diner is an absolute gem! Nestled in the Polish neighborhood of Parma, Ohio, with a nondescript storefront, a variety of authentic Polish flavors await you inside. The Parma Mix (pictured here) includes 6 different pierogies so you can sample them all, and each was more delicious than the last! The pierogies are pan-fried in butter and topped with finely chopped onions (and sour cream on the side), just like my Polish mom and grandmother have always make them. The Mix also includes a gołąbki (cabbage roll) that was very flavorful and cooked just right. Since the restaurant is still take-out only, we enjoyed our food in the nearby Veterans Park, which has a great covered picnic table area. The perfect finishing touch was a strawberry-and-powdered-sugar-topped blintz - a sweet finish to one of the best Polish meals I've enjoyed outside a family kitchen. Dziękuję bardzo!

We had a large lunch order for 8 people at work. Every single person absolutely loved their food! I got pierogi's and they were out of this world. I also got the perch special and it was excellent. And the french fries were fantastic and crispy! If you're in the area and hungry, this is a great choice!

Polish food! Hit the spot and satisfied my Polish food craving. The casing of the kielbasa was tougher than my personal preference but that’s okay. The rest tastes similar to the way my mom would cook, yummy. Waitress was friendly. Small place, so you can easily hear other people’s conversations. I enjoyed overhearing an older gentleman explain to his men friends how the tv show “This is Us” was written very well and they should watch it. Two different tables discussed where else you can buy pierogies to go. There is a parking lot on the side of the restaurant and a mural worth seeing on that same side of the building.