Barbara’s Polish Deli Store
10 W Lake St, Addison, IL, 60101
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Address :
10 W Lake St
Addison, IL, 60101 - Phone (630) 628-8559
- Website https://barbarasdeli.com/
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Opening Hours
- Mon :8:00 am - 7:00pm
- Mon : 8:00 am - 7:00pm
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Waiter Service : No
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Dave S.
My fridge stinks of garlic. I mean, my fridge is currently retaining the incredible smell of the wondrous herb known as garlic. Once I actually cook the delicious-looking reasonably-priced kielbasa that I bought at Barbara's, perhaps the smell will abate. I live in Lombard. Why was it so hard for me to find a polish deli in the suburbs? I see "Mowimy Do Polski" on lots of store fronts, but it has been a difficult task to find kielbasa. And I don't mean "polish sausage." Big difference. Why so hard? Is it unofficial polski food? Is it akin to chop suey? Regardless, we love it enough to have had had it at our wedding reception. But that was in Toledo, where most last names end with the "ski" or "itch" phoneme. When you walk into Barbara's, you'll wonder if you're the only person in the deli that doesn't speak Polski. You might worry that no one behind the counter speaks English. But they do. When my wife found the big mound of kielbasa biala and saw how reasonable it was, we bought enough for Christmas dinner with my family and plenty of leftovers. And now my fridge is feeling the effect of all that garlic. I'll know on Christmas Day if the short trip to Addison was worth it. But I don't think I'll buy it in advance anymore. I was worried about the lemon bars picking up the smell. UPDATE: Pretty good, the kielbasa was. Nice job, Barbara's. We'll be back soon..
(4)Striker T.
I like this small in size but large in taste Polish Deli... I like to go there for their HOME MADE daily LUNCHES, you get lots of delicious food that is fresh and tasty. They also offer a large selection of COLD CUTS, HOME MADE SAUSAGES, HOME MADE BREAD on the weekends... VERY AWASOME place... check it out:))
(5)Vivian Y.
As you can tell from my picture, I'm am not Polish. But I know Polish people and Polish people frequent this little supermarket/deli! I recommend going for lunch - get a boxed lunch for under $6 and huge portions of homestyle food - think cabbage rolls which are SO GOOD. Usually there are several soups to choose from and your lunch includes a deli salad (ie. potato, cucumber & tomato, etc). I try to come here at LEAST once a month!
(4)Marta P.
I am Polish and I live close by so I shop here once/twice a week. The store could be a little bigger and have more space between shelves, but the choice of products is sufficient. They have tasty lunch meats and sausages to choose from and delicious homemade lunches/dinners. I buy soups for my family here very often as I do not have much time to cook at home. The staff is nice and customer friendly too.
(4)Dana P.
My mother always went here anytime for parties and holidays especially easter. I've sinced moved about 45 minutes away and still make my annual visit to Barbara's Polish Deli for polish sausage. I STILL haven't found one better. Yes there's garlic, but that makes the sausage. Easter morning is not Easter morning without GOOD sausage. I've tries other closer to my home, but still nothing boasts the flavor (and prices) of Barbara's. Their pierogis are home made, not frozen or Jewel bought. And every time I leave I need to get potatoe pancakes to eat on the way home (lots of napkins please). I am polish but since my great-grandma passed this is the closest to homemade polish food. LOVE IT!!!
(5)JP P.
Polish deli's are absolutely one of the more interesting places to explore for a culinary adventure. And like most, BPD is a small store that is just jam packed with variety. The deli offers a unique punch of intensity that can be somewhat overwhelming for such a small foot print. You have to read between the lines and focus on what they do best. The homemade "Fresh Polish Sausage" fills the bill here..."This is the real deal".
(4)Roger Z.
Went to Barbaras Polish Deli to pick up some potato pancakes which were actually better than usual. The main reason for the visit was to pick up some paczki for Paczki Day. These were the worst pastries I've had in a long time. They were tough and dry with very sparse filling. They were $1.45 each! Far too expensive especially taking into consideration they were horrible.
(2)Cyn P.
This review is based on one visit, and one meal. It was my birthday and I really wanted stuffed cabbage (I can't spell the Polish word). Barbara's has hot served meals (Yeah). Two decent sized cabbage rolls came with a small bit of tomato sauce and 2 sides. I picked mashed potatoes and a kraut with some kind of meat. The warm kraut was very good. The cabbage rolls were good and acceptable. They had a lot more rice than I like but they were good - not enough tomato sauce. The potatoes were not good - I tossed them because they were real potatoes but made with water. You can always tell water instead of milk in taters. I wasn't thrilled and I appreciated that they are local. The store seemed fine, but I must say I was a little intimidated with the polish menu and signs. I am half Polish by nationality, but I only say a few words in Polish. Service in getting my meal was fine. Checking out, I felt faceless. The clerk never even looked at me.
(3)Tobin h.
Great service and wonderful selection but the quality and flavor is barely above average. I like to go there and have made it my "go-to" Polish deli because of the friendliness and smiles they offer, not to mention their patience in getting me the sausage & pierogies I want. They could spend a bit more on the quality of ingredients. By no means is their food bad, but it is obvious they go light on spending for the perfect kielbasa. This is what you want in a Polish deli but don't be afraid to add a dash of salt and a grind of pepper to get the flavor you are looking for.
(3)Marcus G.
I like this small polish deli because food are good. :-) I am polish as well and. There is not so much polish stores around elmhurst where i leave Five star for service. ...
(5)Adi Q.
I love Polish food even though I'm not Polish and due to the high ratings. Rating a 1 star for Customer Service was not able to try out the FOOD! I went over to try it out. I was there around 6pm on Wednesday, June 13th . I was the 3rd person in line to be waitied on no one else was in the store when someone else walked in and when it was my turn the deli associate spoke to the lady in Polish and skipped me. I was so upset that I was waiting about 10min to be waited on. What came to mind was that I was just discriminated??? I just walked out the door. I want to know what happened to the staff that is customer friendly? Do they only work during lunch time? If the owner of the deli reads this and I hope they do please talk to your staff about this. It was an older short lady. I will be giving this place a second chance
(1)William D.
Friendly staff, great polish food, fast service. I've been shopping at Barbara's for years and they always have fresh meat and bread. Love the location and convienient hours. They always have hot lunch too. I don't know why such low rating here, they deserve 4-4.5 stars.
(5)Dave S.
My fridge stinks of garlic. I mean, my fridge is currently retaining the incredible smell of the wondrous herb known as garlic. Once I actually cook the delicious-looking reasonably-priced kielbasa that I bought at Barbara's, perhaps the smell will abate. I live in Lombard. Why was it so hard for me to find a polish deli in the suburbs? I see "Mowimy Do Polski" on lots of store fronts, but it has been a difficult task to find kielbasa. And I don't mean "polish sausage." Big difference. Why so hard? Is it unofficial polski food? Is it akin to chop suey? Regardless, we love it enough to have had had it at our wedding reception. But that was in Toledo, where most last names end with the "ski" or "itch" phoneme. When you walk into Barbara's, you'll wonder if you're the only person in the deli that doesn't speak Polski. You might worry that no one behind the counter speaks English. But they do. When my wife found the big mound of kielbasa biala and saw how reasonable it was, we bought enough for Christmas dinner with my family and plenty of leftovers. And now my fridge is feeling the effect of all that garlic. I'll know on Christmas Day if the short trip to Addison was worth it. But I don't think I'll buy it in advance anymore. I was worried about the lemon bars picking up the smell. UPDATE: Pretty good, the kielbasa was. Nice job, Barbara's. We'll be back soon..
(4)Striker T.
I like this small in size but large in taste Polish Deli... I like to go there for their HOME MADE daily LUNCHES, you get lots of delicious food that is fresh and tasty. They also offer a large selection of COLD CUTS, HOME MADE SAUSAGES, HOME MADE BREAD on the weekends... VERY AWASOME place... check it out:))
(5)Adi Q.
I love Polish food even though I'm not Polish and due to the high ratings. Rating a 1 star for Customer Service was not able to try out the FOOD! I went over to try it out. I was there around 6pm on Wednesday, June 13th . I was the 3rd person in line to be waitied on no one else was in the store when someone else walked in and when it was my turn the deli associate spoke to the lady in Polish and skipped me. I was so upset that I was waiting about 10min to be waited on. What came to mind was that I was just discriminated??? I just walked out the door. I want to know what happened to the staff that is customer friendly? Do they only work during lunch time? If the owner of the deli reads this and I hope they do please talk to your staff about this. It was an older short lady. I will be giving this place a second chance
(1)William D.
Friendly staff, great polish food, fast service. I've been shopping at Barbara's for years and they always have fresh meat and bread. Love the location and convienient hours. They always have hot lunch too. I don't know why such low rating here, they deserve 4-4.5 stars.
(5)Vivian Y.
As you can tell from my picture, I'm am not Polish. But I know Polish people and Polish people frequent this little supermarket/deli! I recommend going for lunch - get a boxed lunch for under $6 and huge portions of homestyle food - think cabbage rolls which are SO GOOD. Usually there are several soups to choose from and your lunch includes a deli salad (ie. potato, cucumber & tomato, etc). I try to come here at LEAST once a month!
(4)Dana P.
My mother always went here anytime for parties and holidays especially easter. I've sinced moved about 45 minutes away and still make my annual visit to Barbara's Polish Deli for polish sausage. I STILL haven't found one better. Yes there's garlic, but that makes the sausage. Easter morning is not Easter morning without GOOD sausage. I've tries other closer to my home, but still nothing boasts the flavor (and prices) of Barbara's. Their pierogis are home made, not frozen or Jewel bought. And every time I leave I need to get potatoe pancakes to eat on the way home (lots of napkins please). I am polish but since my great-grandma passed this is the closest to homemade polish food. LOVE IT!!!
(5)JP P.
Polish deli's are absolutely one of the more interesting places to explore for a culinary adventure. And like most, BPD is a small store that is just jam packed with variety. The deli offers a unique punch of intensity that can be somewhat overwhelming for such a small foot print. You have to read between the lines and focus on what they do best. The homemade "Fresh Polish Sausage" fills the bill here..."This is the real deal".
(4)Roger Z.
Went to Barbaras Polish Deli to pick up some potato pancakes which were actually better than usual. The main reason for the visit was to pick up some paczki for Paczki Day. These were the worst pastries I've had in a long time. They were tough and dry with very sparse filling. They were $1.45 each! Far too expensive especially taking into consideration they were horrible.
(2)Cyn P.
This review is based on one visit, and one meal. It was my birthday and I really wanted stuffed cabbage (I can't spell the Polish word). Barbara's has hot served meals (Yeah). Two decent sized cabbage rolls came with a small bit of tomato sauce and 2 sides. I picked mashed potatoes and a kraut with some kind of meat. The warm kraut was very good. The cabbage rolls were good and acceptable. They had a lot more rice than I like but they were good - not enough tomato sauce. The potatoes were not good - I tossed them because they were real potatoes but made with water. You can always tell water instead of milk in taters. I wasn't thrilled and I appreciated that they are local. The store seemed fine, but I must say I was a little intimidated with the polish menu and signs. I am half Polish by nationality, but I only say a few words in Polish. Service in getting my meal was fine. Checking out, I felt faceless. The clerk never even looked at me.
(3)Tobin h.
Great service and wonderful selection but the quality and flavor is barely above average. I like to go there and have made it my "go-to" Polish deli because of the friendliness and smiles they offer, not to mention their patience in getting me the sausage & pierogies I want. They could spend a bit more on the quality of ingredients. By no means is their food bad, but it is obvious they go light on spending for the perfect kielbasa. This is what you want in a Polish deli but don't be afraid to add a dash of salt and a grind of pepper to get the flavor you are looking for.
(3)Marcus G.
I like this small polish deli because food are good. :-) I am polish as well and. There is not so much polish stores around elmhurst where i leave Five star for service. ...
(5)Marta P.
I am Polish and I live close by so I shop here once/twice a week. The store could be a little bigger and have more space between shelves, but the choice of products is sufficient. They have tasty lunch meats and sausages to choose from and delicious homemade lunches/dinners. I buy soups for my family here very often as I do not have much time to cook at home. The staff is nice and customer friendly too.
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