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Wednesday, November 5,2008
Short Orders (Polonez)
Pleasantly Polish
Although
Milwaukee’s Polish-American population remains large, Polish
restaurants have dwindled. The one with the nicest setting, Polonez
(4016 S. Packard Ave.), is located in a quiet residential neighborhood
of St. Francis. There you will find Polish standards like pierogies,
stuffed cabbage and bigos. The bar is perhaps even nicer than the
dining room. There is a broad selection of Polish beers and vodka made
from potatoes, not grains. The Sunday brunch buffet ($14.95) offers the
expected breakfast fare with extras like shrimp and smoked salmon, plus
items such as dill pickle soup, pierogies and bigos. Bigos, also called
Hunter’s stew, is a mixture of meats with sauerkraut (the saltiness of
the kraut is properly tamed here). Be sure to save room for a crepe.
Polonez | Photo by Kate Engbring
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