Stash Café propose une cuisine polonaise traditionnelle dans un cadre défini par des murs en briques apparentes, des boiseries sombres et une atmosphère rustique intime. La cuisine se spécialise dans des classiques authentiques tels que les pierogis faits à la main avec diverses garnitures savoureuses, les choux farcis copieux et le bortsch riche relevé au vinaigre. Ces plats mettent en avant des saveurs robustes et des méthodes de préparation traditionnelles qui reflètent les pratiques culinaires historiques d'Europe de l'Est. Le menu présente une gamme de saucisses et de plats axés sur le réconfort pour offrir une expérience substantielle aux amateurs de cuisine régionale. Les clients occupent des tables entourées d'éléments décoratifs vintage contribuant à un cadre distinctif. Chaque assiette reflète un engagement envers l'intégrité des recettes polonaises par une préparation minutieuse, assurant une cohérence culinaire totale.
Stash Café est largement reconnu comme une destination incontournable du Vieux-Montréal, offrant une expérience culinaire polonaise authentique et chaleureuse que de nombreux clients décrivent comme un véritable retour aux sources. Les visiteurs louent fréquemment la cuisine généreuse et savoureuse, notamment les pierogies, le schnitzel, les choux farcis et la fameuse soupe aux cornichons. Le restaurant propose une atmosphère unique et invitante, définie par son décor charmant, son cadre intime et la présence d'un pianiste talentueux. Bien que la popularité du lieu puisse entraîner une forte affluence et des délais de service occasionnels, le personnel est régulièrement salué pour son accueil, sa compétence et sa bienveillance. Il est fortement recommandé de réserver à l'avance, et la plupart des convives s'accordent à dire que l'alliance d'une cuisine de qualité, de prix raisonnables et d'une ambiance musicale envoûtante permet de vivre une expérience mémorable et mémorable.
Delicious, authentic Polish food! 🇵🇱🥟
As a fellow Pole, these flavours really took me back home. The live piano music made the evening even more special. Highly recommend!
My husband & I went with our two daughters, 18 & 13. Our kids were OK with it, but hubby & I loved it. We went on a Friday night & realized reservations were the norm AFTER we arrived, but the staff was great about finding a spot for us at the bar, giving us a unique perspective of the restaurant. While waiting, we were next to the pianist, who seemed to enjoy our singing along to some tunes. The menu offers regular & prix fixe items... we found prix fixe was the better deal, as for the same price as an entree & soup individually, you could also get dessert. However, only three entrees were available via prix fixe. The dill pickle soup was outstanding. Between us, we had krioket, bigos, peirogis, latkes, & veal schnitzel-- all great. Cocktails were good too-- especially the bloody polak. Live music continued throughout the meal. The ambiance was cool with church pews acting as much of the seating & red fabric lamps.
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Nice atmosphere with a live piano music. We hard Cofee & order a crepe for breakfast but we certainly want go back to try the lunch it was smell so good.
As a native Polish person, I can confirm the food was truly authentic & delicious. It was clearly made fresh with high-quality ingredients. The pianist music adds very nice touch.
Been coming to Stash Café for years & it never gets old, especially on a quiet Saturday afternoon when the lunch crowd thins out & you can actually hear the old Polish folk music they play softly in the background. Last weekend I had the bigos again, that slow-cooked hunter's stew, & it was exactly as hearty & comforting as I remembered it. The staff recognized me from previous visits & brought out a little extra bread without me even asking, which is the kind of small thing that keeps regulars coming back. If you have not been yet & you want a genuinely warm, no-fuss meal in the Old Port area, this is the place.
Very good Polish cuisine. Tasteful decor with interesting Polish art work. Tavern style seating. Soft live piano music. Weiner schnitzel was classic. Veggie barley soup was tasty. The cabbage roll with pork & rice was quite good. Good place for classic tavern gru
We loved the Stash Cafe! The food was so great. We had the side salad, potato pancakes & perogies. I also tried my first Polish beer. The live piano music enhanced the experience. I would definitely recommend it!
