Polish Villa

Traditional Polish Comfort Food with Great Service Review: On a business trip in Buffalo, I was looking for something unique and stumbled upon Polish Villa, a traditional Polish mom-and-pop spot. The restaurant isn’t flashy, but it was bustling with locals even on a Thursday night, which felt like a good sign. The server was friendly and helpful, offering suggestions for a first-timer like me. I went with her recommendation, the Polish platter, which included a hearty spread: one golabek, one kielbasa with onions and sauerkraut, two pierogi, a potato pancake, and a bowl of soup. The soup was a nice surprise—different but delicious. The meal came out simply plated, not fancy, but everything tasted fresh and comforting. The pierogi were my favorite, and the kielbasa was flavorful. The golabek was good, though I wasn’t a huge fan of their sauce. Overall, it was a solid, authentic Polish meal with attentive service. A good spot to try traditional dishes, though I probably wouldn’t go back again.

First time having Polish food and it was an amazing experience! Great people, outstanding food. I will return and recommend Polish Villa to others.

Best Polish food ever. Just like grandma used to make! Polish Villa is good as or better than some restaurants I went to in Krakow Poland. I usually come in with my service dog 🐕‍🦺 and have never had any issues. Staff is very friendly and helpful. I drive 1 hour to eat here. It's definitely worth the drive.

The absolutely most fabulous traditional home made Polish food ever enjoyed. Each and every bite has you longing for more while served with attentive care. Defiinitely save room for the house made pies and you wont be disapointed. Definitely recommend!

The food and the service was outstanding. The peroigi was fantastic. Will definitely go again.