Taste of Polonia Festival - Chicago, Illinois

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Adresse: 5216 W Lawrence Ave, Chicago, IL 60630.

Site web: topchicago.org
Spécialités: Festival.
Autres données d'intérêt: Entrée accessible en fauteuil roulant, Parking accessible en fauteuil roulant.
Avis : Cette entreprise a 101 avis sur Google My Business.
Avis moyen: 4.1/5.

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Lundi: 12:00–21:00
Mardi: Fermé
Mercredi: Fermé
Jeudi: Fermé
Vendredi: 17:00–22:00
Samedi: 12:00–22:00
Dimanche: 12:00–22:00

Le festival "Taste of Polonia" est une célébration annuelle de la culture polonaise à Chicago, Illinois. Il se tient à l'adresse suivante : 5216 W Lawrence Ave, Chicago, IL 60630. Le festival propose une variété de spécialités polonaises, telles que de la nourriture délicieuse et de la bière savoureuse, ainsi que de la musique live.

Le festival est accessible en fauteuil roulant et dispose d'un parking accessible aux personnes à mobilité réduite. Il a reçu un total de 101 avis sur Google My Business, avec une note moyenne de 4,1/5. Les commentaires des visiteurs mentionnent la qualité de la nourriture et de la musique live, ainsi que l'ambiance festive du festival. Cependant, certains commentaires mentionnent que le prix d'entrée et de la nourriture sont élevés.

Le festival "Taste of Polonia" est un événement à ne pas manquer pour tous ceux qui souhaitent découvrir la culture polonaise. Il est recommandé de vérifier le site web topchicago.org pour plus d'informations sur les heures d'ouverture, les tarifs et la programmation.

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Taste of Polonia Festival - Chicago, Illinois

Alejandro Perez

5/5

Went here a few years ago, amazing food, delicious beer and wonderful live music!

Court

3/5

$25 parking, $15 entry, food is mediocre and way overpriced. Spending time with the family made it worth it, though!

NaAnRi

1/5

No sanitary restrictions whatsoever! The grills are so dirty I think last time they were cleaned in 1410. They grab everything with the same utensils/gloves. They grab pierogies with cheese or cabbage with the same gloves/utensils that they grab sausages and other meats with… that’s not just ignorant to people with dietary restrictions, that is just simply disgusting and unsanitary. And the price 😂 joke… $14 for 5 pieces of pierogies. The only good part about it was the section with Alexandra’s Home Style Blinztes. It was actually tasty and their cooking section was clean.

Richard Ward

1/5

Food was not good, and way overpriced. Bought some items and trew directly in the trash. Came as a group of people. Only select polish foods. Thinking it was a fest. Was a little parking lot. Will not return ever and the same as my polish friends stated!

Den Piwowar

4/5

A good end of summer festival definitely oriented - but not limited - to Polish. Entertainment on stage includes tribute bands. Usually have to search for a seat and table. We found parking on street but there are parking lots nearby for a price. Food and drinks usually $7 to $10 with festival tickets. Sales booths and some carnival games. Worth a visit especially if you are Polish.

Allison Goldsmith

1/5

it was realy bad not enough vendors over sold gave away tickets just to get out of there would not go back

Nap Qa

3/5

The experience overall was smooth and perfect, however it’s very expensive especially the food.
If you’re vegetarian or vegan, you won’t find any friendly food tent or truck, so be prepared and grab your own snacks/food.
Not sure if they would allow you to get it in there though.

Bree Nixon

3/5

Not a whole lot to do. Some cool jewelry stalls and live music. The food platters are worth the money- do NOT get the paczki. 20$ For 4 with barely any subpar filling. Worth the 15$ entry and a couple hours of your time overall.