Euro-Deli Batory specializes in authentic Polish culinary traditions, emphasizing house-made sausages and expertly prepared deli meats. Patrons find an extensive selection of imported goods, ranging from rye breads to traditional pierogi and hearty cabbage rolls. The kitchen focuses on delivering robust, savory profiles characteristic of Central European home cooking. Counters display a variety of artisanal cheeses and pickled vegetables crafted to complement the deli-style sandwiches served on crusty, fresh-baked rolls. This establishment serves as a vital resource for those seeking specific regional staples and high-quality ingredients sourced directly from European suppliers. The environment functions primarily as a marketplace and quick-service eatery where the quality of the cured meats defines the culinary experience. Every item reflects a dedication to traditional preservation techniques and authentic flavor profiles that define the core of Polish deli culture.
Euro-Deli Batory is widely celebrated as a charming and authentic destination for traditional Polish cuisine that evokes a sense of nostalgia and comfort. Many visitors praise the hearty, homemade quality of the dishes, particularly the pierogies, soups, and the popular mixed platters, noting that the food tastes like genuine home cooking. While the venue is compact and primarily serves as a grocery store with a small dining area, it is frequently described as a hidden gem characterized by a cozy, vintage atmosphere and friendly service. Although there are occasional minor comments regarding portion sizes or dining space, the overall consensus highlights reasonable pricing, fresh ingredients, and a welcoming environment that makes it a must-visit for anyone seeking an authentic Eastern European culinary experience.
Absolutely adore this place. They have all the Polish grocery items you could want, & they even have Polish cosmetics & pharmacy products. The cakes & w?dliny are also great. I love going there for lunch or dinner - everything on the menu is so delicious & like'u babci'!! Everyone that works there is so nice too. Naprawd? porz?dny polski sklep!!
I came here to say the truth & nothing but the truth, Amen. Even though I am sure my grandmother & great-grandmother are gonna spit on my head from heaven... it feels almost illegal to say what I am about to say, lol...
So I bought these pierogies from you guys in my childhood Ukrainian store where my family, even my grandparents, were also buying their pierogies. I didn't know it was Polish or made in MTL (which is cool btw). & NOW I can never go back. It's too late; it's like you guys ruined my childhood memories, no joke.
Knowing I tasted them for the first time today, after by mistake*** of course having them defrosted in the fridge for 2 days (*je sais sacrilège*** listen I was busy, I came to cook them straight out of the freezer & I placed them in the fridge cuz something came up, so forget it... so ME not wasting food, still plastic packed... like who cares). So I realized quick enough they were sourdough handmade too late; I guess you can imagine the fat from the pierogies being out. I made them boil even if it created a mess. I even tried to cook them after on the skillet; it was mochi-like ravioli sticky, but you know what? The smell was so incredible, even looking like shit, I had to taste them even if I was not hungry.
Guess what? It costs me to admit it, but they were the best pierogies I have ever tasted in my life.
To a point where I came to ask myself: is it that we are all too proud that we keep saying we have the best, or that all my grandparents never tasted or wanted to admit Polish are maybe the best? Cuz now I will never be able to go back. Now I know it, it's over. I will even have to learn to make them by hand by myself to restore my ancestral pierogies to compete with you guys. It's gonna take ages & a lot of dishes to clean, all because of you, but now I have no choice. I will never be able to eat Ukrainian pierogies like before, knowing what I tasted today & how good it was. I hate that I love you too much, but it's true. Go buy their pierogies, they are incredible... for now. xox
P.S.: Only point, maybe putting the cardboard with the ingredients on the outside of the packages could be a good idea for people who defrost them by mistake lol. Thank you!
Aug 3, 2026
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Discovered it while on a walk, ordered takeout the spinach soup & beetroot with vegetables. For 6 dollars i would have like my cup to be full which it wasn't for the beetroot. I also ordered the cheese peroxide, they were tasty not very hot very little caramelized onions & very small portions of salad & coleslaw. Maybe dining in would have been more presentable. For 25 dollars I expected a bit more.
felt so authenticcc ✨ love Polish food ! I really liked the mochi-like potato & the meat sauce ! The Barszcz ukrainski soup (chickpea, cabbage, carrots, tomato, beets , kidney beans soup) was also super good. They also have a small grocery section with a selection of Polish staple items. The blackcurrant teaa 👌👌👌
