Touch Of Europe Polish Store

Best polish food you will ever try. Best sausage, peorgi, cabbage rolls everything about that place you will love!, the Owner is amazing and so kind.

This lady was very hospitable. We came into the deli not knowing what to expect and she was very accommodating. We had a sausage and kraut, some pierogis and split a cabbage roll. I have to say it was an absolutely delicious lunch. We got some frozen pierogis and cabbage rolls to go, along with some other things that the owner recommended. I love this place it is unique, charming and authentic.

Polish food doesn’t get enough attention around these parts, and this being the case, Touch of Europe represents Polish food amazingly.
As others have stated, the cabbage rolls are spectacular, with just enough spice, and meatiness to hit your spots ten times over. There are several sizes of cabbage rolls for your delight, but if you are here, go big. The sauce is good, and she never holds back on portion sizing.
The pirogies are spot on from what I remember as a child, and they are ready to serve from what I assume is the owner’s kitchen. Very tasty indeed. The sausages are an outstanding match for the pirogies, so choose a spice and go with it, as you most likely won’t be let down.
Now, I base most of what I call «good Polish food» from relatives as a child, and this place ticks all those memorable boxes as it is very possible that I don’t know authentic Polish food. This place is local, very frugal, and portion sizing is more than enough for this chubby ‘Merrrcan.
The only downside is that once the items are sold out, that there are not more items to choose from. This is the price you must pay for quality around these parts these days. If you want Polish food, then this just might be the best (if not only) place to quench your thirst for it.

I have been here a total of 3 times and have never had a bad meal.
The Cabbage Rolls, Pirogies and Sausage with Sauerkraut were absolutely delicious!
It is split between a restaurant/​deli and a grocery store. I bought a bottle of super spicy mustard and it was outstanding!
I felt like I was eating in someone’s kitchen at home rather than a typical restaurant experience– I really enjoy this.

Best Polish Store in the area!
Everything authentic and shipped from Poland. The food is amazing and the service is great. I love coming here with some buddies or the girlfriend for a quick authentic polish lunch. The store prices are very reasonable.
Danuta is the owner of the store and she is the most sweet and down to earth lady you will ever meet. She doesn’t care about anything but her customers and making sure they leave happy. Definitely a place I will always look forward to going to.
Couldn’t recommend this place more.

I cannot believe that I never wrote a review for this place. Like Rick F. commented, this place is probably the only Polish deli in the Peach State. I have been here on a couple occasions to get pierogies for lunch and both times, the pierogies were excellent. Normally, I am all into trying new flavors, but when it comes to pierogies, nothing gets me quite like the potato and cheese variety. Now, I will be flexible and eat either farmers cheese (which I think is more traditional) or cheddar.
The price for 6 pierogies is extremely reasonable, considering that you can get them with fried onions and real bacon bits and they will fill you up quite a bit. The pierogies are dense with a chewy exterior as I remember them from authentic restaurants in New Britain, CT, where a pretty sizable Polish community has laid roots in the small New England state. Hours are super limited to get food to eat on-​site (just lunch) and the different dishes and pierogi fillings vary by day. The grilled sausages that I’ve tried have been juicy and served with a side of mustard. If you have your heart set on something, call to check before making the drive.
Now that I have a bit more free time with my days, even though I have moved farther away from this gem of Eastern European cuisine, I will try to make my way up for some delicious pierogies and grilled sausage. I may also try some dessert, which would be a first.

Arrived just after opening. Heavy dense cigarette smoke greeted me at the door. Clearly an every day event based on the strong smell that would have tainted my clothing if I stayed even a few minutes. Who wants food from an ashtray? The chocolates on the wall surely have absorbed plenty of extra flavors here. NO respect for your food? No respect for your customers health? No business from me.

Touch of Europe Polish Store is awesome. It is run by Danuta, who is a doll. :) She sells all sorts of goodies; pierogies, polish sausage and tons of other polish products. The store features a full deli with a variety of fancy meats that she will slice right up for you! There is also a café at the front where you can enjoy some cabbage rolls in tomato sauce or pierogies or some tripe soup. Yum!

I know five stars for a polish deli, well let me tell you why!
It’s the only polish deli in the entire state of Georgia!
They order most of the the inventory from Andy’s Polish Food Importers from Chicago a place I hold near and dear to my heart, they are located right down the street from my home in Chicago and I’ve been buying from them for years.
If your a fan of authentic polish food and deli style offerings this is a must stop. They have a small restaurant inside the deli open for lunch only is amazing.

I can’t believe I am first person to review this place. Now that Gimza has closed (tears of sadness) this the only place I can get fresh perogies (every flavor possible) other than making them myself. They have all the other goodies too from pickled herring, beet salad, kraut salad, meats, and every baked good I grew up with.
Na zdrowie.
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