The Old Polish Corner - Polish restaurant in Alpena - 626 N 2nd Ave, USA

I don’t normally do reviews, but this place deserves praise. I ordered the Golabki burger with the sweet potato waffle fries with a side of zesty sauce, and it’s my favorite dish in town. I called it in, walked in 15 minutes later sat down and it was served before I even had my coat off. The service here is incredible and the food is amazing. Any locals that have not been here yet, I highly recommend stopping by. See Gabe for excellent service.

Excellent. We ate the Smoked Pork over Mashed Sweet Potatoes and Teriyaki Pork and Vegetables. Quince Polish wine. Server brought me some pickled garlic and it was so good with the Pork. Excellent service. Very clean. Gluten Free safe foods.

We have eaten here twice this trip. Both times the server was smiling and friendly. The service was good and the food delicious. I loved the perigees and my husband loved the schnitzel the first time and the hamburger the second time! The atmosphere is pleasant and comfortable. We will be going there again.

I’M IN LOVE!!! The Old Polish Corner is the new best spot! They were out of regular beef Pattie’s so I got the golabki burger but as a regular burger. It was so amazing! These cooks are truly skilled and know what they’re doing. Thank you for showing me what heaven tastes like!!! Keep up the amazing work!

The service and staff were very friendly. We ordered two dishes, Golabki Loaf and A Kielbasa, and after ninety minutes, we still were not served our food. So we left. The staff was apologetic, but it was still very frustrating.

What a great find! This quaint little Polish restaurant is off the beaten path so we never knew it existed. Thank goodness we took a wrong turn. Very clean & inviting. The service was top shelf. We had the Ashley Salad which was very fresh & absolutely delicious. The combo of dried cranberries, candied walnuts & feta makes this a great start to the meal. We put balsamic & oil on ours! We loved the crispy Chicken Schnitzel atop a bed of homemade Kluski (noodles) it was cooked perfectly. Juicy and tender on the inside and a very large serving. The potato & cheddar pierogi was good but I was disappointed that they were not homemade. They were the Mrs. T's version. The saving grace on the pierogi was the carmelized onions & Nowick's peppered bacon that slathered them all. They have an amazing drink selection with 7 authentic, polish beers! We tried the Kozlak, which we thoroughly enjoyed! You can also order them "to go"! They also have a great selection of liquor & non alcoholic beverages. What really impressed me was the attention to details (small things that make a big difference). The water glasses were actually glass. The plates of food were beautifully presented & even the napkins had a sturdy & whimsical flare. We spent about $60 and it was worth every penny. The only major change I would suggest is, although, they had polish music playing, it was way to loud. Made it difficult to talk & definitely made you feel rushed as that genre is quite energetic. We absolutely will be going again & highly recommend you give it a try as well. Na Zdrowie!!

Just had lunch at this marvelous place. We got to speak to Brian, the owner who is gracious and is committed to quality food and service. The chicken soup with kluski was superb. The dill pickle soup tasted like grandma made it. The golumpki loaf is a modern take on the traditional cabbage rolls. All the taste of a great cabbage roll. The interior of the restaurant pays homage to the building’s 1800 origins but with modern accents to make it work in this time period. The server was attentive but not too much. The ending was the unexplainable crème brule It’s worth the drive for me just to have this sinful dessert! Make a visit here soon!

Amazing food, great location, very comfortable, and the perfect atmosphere. A+++ Amazing