Good Polish restaurant recommendation

[Bham1982]

How is that Polish restaurant on Rochester Road in Troy? Lukish or something?

[jcole]

How is that Polish restaurant on Rochester Road in Troy? Lukish or something?

I think it's Lukich's; I ate there once. It was meh

[Dumpling]

I've only been to Three Brothers when it was in Warrendale [[its not there anymore)
and Sabina's on Oakwood in Melvindale. Sabina's is fine. A restaurant in Berkley on
Coolidge just north of Eleven Mile is called Ellie's Grill - I've never been there but they
serve Polish specials ON WEDNESDAYS AND THURSDAYS ONLY according to everything
I've read. That neighborhood used to be slightly Cornish - there used to be a pasty
shop about where Ellie's is now and a Knights of Pythias further down the street.
It now has the incomparable Elwin's Scones a few blocks north of Ellie's as well as
a handful of other small but worthy shops for connoisseurs and gourmands. May I
mention the Star Bakery maybe a half mile south of Ellie's for their wonderful bread.
If you only have two dollars for your dinner then go to Star Bakery for a loaf of bread.

[caspermi]

How is that Polish restaurant on Rochester Road in Troy? Lukish or something?

I guess you need to differentiate a Polish restaurant from a restaurant that serves a few Polish dishes. Lukiches serves ahalf dozen or so Polish dishes but I wouldn't consider it a Polish restaurant.

If you're looking for a Polish restaurant, try the Hamtramck restaurants, Wawel in Troy, Sabina's in Melvindale, and Celina's Polish Kitchen in St Clair Shores.

Other restaurants that have a good menu of Polish dishes include the Lakeside Family Diner in Sterling Heights and Marcus restaurant in Shelby.

See this article:
http://archive.freep.com/article/201...oit-freep-five