Good old Polish Club brings back memories when I was a freshman straight outta Uni. I remember their $10 lunch specials accompanied me through the good, bad and terrible days at work. 10 years later, with myself chubbier, poorer (my Mrs like shoes…) & not really wiser, I decided to revisit this special place. From the outside, the Polish club blends nicely with the surrounding office blocks and can be easily missed by newcomers. Its only when you look closer you will realize the club logo & coat of arms.
We were there for Friday lunch and ordered: Flaki (tripe soup), polish cabbage roll, beef goulash, polish meat dumplings & pork schnitzel. With a Zywiec beer in hand, I st...
Good old Polish Club brings back memories when I was a freshman straight outta Uni. I remember their $10 lunch specials accompanied me through the good, bad and terrible days at work. 10 years later, with myself chubbier, poorer (my Mrs like shoes…) & not really wiser, I decided to revisit this special place. From the outside, the Polish club blends nicely with the surrounding office blocks and can be easily missed by newcomers. Its only when you look closer you will realize the club logo & coat of arms.
We were there for Friday lunch and ordered: Flaki (tripe soup), polish cabbage roll, beef goulash, polish meat dumplings & pork schnitzel. With a Zywiec beer in hand, I st...
Now this place is interesting. It's like the German club 20 years ago without the band and back room.
Food is pretty much the same- I had fish and chips which were really cheap, kind of cheap tasting but I think it was under ten bucks. Everyone else got the meaty dishes and loved them.
They also do great vodka. They kind of payed us out (in a good jokey way) for getting shots of vodka and shotting rather than sipping. The staff were really cool.
It had a friendly vibe- like most people were regulars. It's close to me, I had a genuinely good time but I also had great company. Make sure you have great company.
The staff are very friendly and I love the reasonably priced polish beers and as very tasty. $7.50 for 500ml bottle of Zyweic. I love their peirogies with salad, meatballs with dill sauce, stuffed cabbage rolls with tomato sauce and to my surprise I like the tripe soup! And their small pork knuckle was rather big, (which I am not complaining about) served with their hunters stew mmm.. Very flavorful traditional polish dishes! I keep going back.
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I wanted to eat something European, and I found this Polish club and must really say it tasted as it should, I come from the Czech republic, so I know these foods and must say that this place has one of the best food in brisbane. I ordered a trip suppe and beef goulash and it was perfect. went with my partner and another couple and all were very happy. is coming back.
the restaurant was finally updated and the decor refreshed. it still needs some work, but it comes there. some of the foods have slightly decreased in quality, but traditional Polish dishes are still good. the one thing that stands out is the bar and it is the selection of the beer and wodka. if they had not yet eat Polish before I would recommend this place.
Easily the best Polish food in Milton and possibly the entire inner West.
No frills decor but the best cheesy sausages and other tasty treats to satisfy anyone who enjoys fine Eastern European fare.
is like a hidden gem, where they are never able to find this place, probably not even on a gps that tells them how to get there. is along the coronation drive.
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I ate here for a business lunch and eating was great! it is a hidden gem in milton, but it is worth finding. the order is in a walkable window when it is.
I know you're asking me about the photo. I regret that I didn't catch any more of this excellent place, but the truth is said that I have it.
