The Polish Deli
18900 Michigan Ave, Dearborn, MI, 48126
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Address :
18900 Michigan Ave
Dearborn, MI, 48126 - Phone (313) 982-9040
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Has TV : No
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Mike M.
This place is absolutely amazing. I can't believe food this good is in a mall food court. Other people seem to have had a bad experience with the Ruben and Mac & Cheese. I never ordered those so I don't know. I can talk about the polish sausage, stuffed cabbage, and pirogi though. These 3 items are clearly homemade. The reason it takes a little longer to get the food is because they fry the pirogi when you order them. Everything is fresh, hot, and perfectly seasoned. Always opt for the onion and peppers on your sausage or pirogi. It's made with fresh onions and peppers that are sauteed in butter.
(5)Kawal J.
This is how much i am throwing away! Trust me, this is not a polish deli. Really bad quality and taste. No wonder there was no line. Wow, what a waste of money
(1)W. John R.
I was in the mall around lunchtime and noticed that the old soul food place had closed and a Polish Deli opened in its place. I tried the sausage, the reuben, and macaroni and cheese. The sausage was tasty. The reuben was on dry, flavorless, thin bread, but the corned beef, cheese, and sauerkraut inside were pretty good. The macaroni and cheese was downright awful - a guy standing in line behind me who noticed I had also ordered it walked over to my table and asked if my macaroni was as horrible as his. It had absolutely no flavor - just a watery pile of macaroni with a hint of cheesy flavor in it. I added salt, pepper, and hot sauce, and then it was edible - because it tasted like salty hot sauce. My companion had chicken fingers due to dietary restrictions and he said the meat was tender, but the breading had little flavor. Also, it took a really long time. There were two people in line, nobody waiting for food in front of us, and nobody in line behind us (I guess that should be a sign), and I waited almost ten minutes to receive our food. The macaroni was pre-made and sitting in a pan, so I'm not sure what took that long. To top it all off, I got sick that evening. I can't guarantee that it's because of this food, but breakfast was a piece of toast, an unlikely culprit, and I was sick to my stomach by dinnertime. Although the offerings in the mall food court aren't all that impressive, I would still steer clear of this place.
(2)Dan M.
Asked if they had a good rueben they said of course...took my first bite .... Old bread corn beef that tasted like crap and worst of all American cheese on the damn thing!!! Never again
(1)Tania W.
Stumbled upon this place. Didn't expect to find Polish food in the mall! Ordered the stuffed cabbage and potato pierogi. Stuffed cabbage was great, pierogi were deep fried and crispy. Not what I'm used to, but still yummy. The gal took my order then left to go in the back to deep fry the pierogi. Interesting. The only give out a small tablespoon helping of sour cream. Ask for 2! Two young gals (high school age)? were sweet and helpful. For quick Polish food, not bad!
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