Lomzynianka

New York, New York, United States

Lomzynianka

Lomzynianka Restauracja is a Polish restaurant in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, NYC. They offer typical polish cuisine such as pierogies, soups, blintzes, cabbage rolls, and a number of meats. All the items we ordered were OK, and in typical Polish fashion, were uncomfortably heavy.

The restaurant does not offer beer, but there is a convenience store across the street that does and the restaurant will provide glasses for you.

Dress

The restaurant is very casual.

Cost

Fairly cheap - you can get a decent meal for $6

Service

The waiter was friendly enough, and they spoke reasonable english.

Items Ordered

Red Borscht and Dumpling

Red Borscht and Dumpling

The red borscht was a clear beet broth. That was a bit different than what I've had previously, and in my opinion, not as good. The broth was quite sweet and a bit acidic. The dumplings had a tasty mushroom filling that was pretty good.

Pierogies

Pierogies

I ordered the pierogies boiled. They were reasonable pierogies, although nothing special. They came with a bit of sour cream on the side, and a couple small pieces of onion. Ideally they would have had more onion and butter, but I guess every place has their own way to prepare pierogies.

Potato Pancakes

Potato Pancakes

The potato pancakes were served in a fairly large portion with four pancakes. They tasted like grated potato, possibly mixed with some egg, that had been deep fried. They were tasty, but very, very heavy. It was hard finishing just one of them.

Polish Platter

Polish Platter

The polish platter was a good way to try a variety of items. The cooked kielbasa was fantastic, and the cabbage roll was pretty good. The potatoes were very plain, and the pierogies (fried) were also good but not the best I've had.