Three Brothers Restaurant - Polish restaurant in Plymouth - 8825 General Dr, USA

Three brothers restaurant really delivers on some good homemade food at an affordable price with a good clean atmosphere 👍 yesterday mom had a hankering for some Polish food so we figured we would give three brothers a try and we both agreed we will definitely be going back!! You could definitely tell their recipes were on point and everyone who works there was in it to win it! They're homemade kielbasa and sauerkraut was one of the top three I've ever tasted 👍👍

1st time here. My partner and I. Wanted to try something new. I had the Salisbury Steak with Mashed Potatoes and Gravy with corn. My partner had The Strawberry Summer Salad. Food was excellent. Service was good. Prices were a good value to what you got. Alot of senior citizens around 4 30 5pm. Restaurant was packed.

I got the baked pork chop/city chicken combo, with cabbage soup. Pork chop was tender and tasty. City chicken was pretty good. Cabbage soup was great. My two dinners, and quart of soup, to go, for around $33. And, I'll get four dinners out of that! Definitely recommend Three Brothers, for meals like Mom used to prepare. ---- Update 9-2-23: The city chicken was tender and tasty, but maybe needed another few hours of cooking to make them perfect. (Your pork chops were perfectly tender.) More importantly, I forgot to mention, your waitress, Donna - is really great! She was polite, thoughtful, and efficient under stress. She really works hard to provide great service. I was truly impressed by her.

This place was jammin’. I can definitely see why! Firstly we got the soup, chicken noodle and chicken dumpling. By golly is it home made. Right amount of all the ingredients. We also got pierogis. Sour kraut, potato, and cheese. All on point! I will return to this establishment

I love the food mostly the soups. But on Tuesdays they have baked pork chops. They are Hugh. You get two large pork chops baked with onions and green peppers. Not sure if you can get onions only. I wish you could. Also comes with potatoes and veggies. Not sure if a cup of soup comes with it. I always get a cup of soup. Some times I used to just go for soup. There are at least a couple waitresses that have been there since they opened. Great wait staff. Always ask if you want water or more of coffee, tea or pop. Also ask if you want desserts. I was there for Sundays soup. Got a gallon of cabbage soup and a pint of dill pickle soup. Took it over to a cousins house and watched the Lions Football Game. Half time was soup time. Great game good soup and fantastic visit with a cousin.

Waitress was extremely talented in remembering our large order and offering multiple separate checks. Sauerkraut was original in its spices. Sausages were cooked nicely and good quality. Mac and cheese came in a large portion. Corn was a little under flavored but everything else was so delicious it didn’t matter! Looking forward to coming back again next time we are in town!

Stick to your ribs delicious Polish fare. This one is a sleeper. while i love Polish food , I often found it slightly bland. I am happy to report i was wrong. Fresh and delicious food , with a laid back if slightly older clientele environment. Worth the drive Food- A Fresh and hot, some of the best Polish food i have tried. Highly recommend the Dill pickle soup. Huge portions. Ambience- C+ Definitely a place your parents and grand parents would eat and why wouldn’t they the food is delicious. Service- A Friendly staff that while the restaurant was busy you never felt abandoned. Price- A- Once again very reasonable priced and for how much you get, define a good deal Overall- B+ Great food, friendly staff and competitive fair prices. Go check this out when the white stuff starts falling.

Yum! And filling! We had an appt. in Farmington Hills so we wanted to get lunch in the area first. We try to find local treasures when we travel. 3 Brothers Restaurant in Plymouth definitely made the treasure list. They specialize in Polish and American food. David had the Polish combo plate consisting of generous portions of perogies, sauer kraut, a ginormous kielbasa, and a chicken smothered in thick delicious gravy. He cleaned his plate and didn't need dinner later that night. I had the pierogi plate, a specialty of the house. There were 6 good-sized perogies, 2 each of cheese, kraut, and potato. They were pan-fried to perfection and served with grilled bacon and onions sprinkled on top and sour cream on the side. Sooo delicious! David managed to squeeze in the largest piece of chocolate cream pie I've ever seen. It was amazingly creamy and good. I had the rice pudding served warm with cinnamon and whipped cream - an excellent decision. Please go and experience the wonderful 3 Brothers Restaurant in Plymouth, Michigan.