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How we read reviews →Chapel St's beloved Polish den pairing hearty pierogi and borscht with a 23-page vodka list.
Nostalgic Eastern European den with dim lighting, worn church-pew-style benches and 70s/80s tableware. cosy for a couple, genuinely loud and packed on weekend nights.
A 23-page vodka menu with flavoured varieties, vegan 'chicken' made from deep-fried cauliflower, happy hour deals, and mix-and-match pierogi ordering.
Most diners, including those of Polish and Ukrainian heritage, praise the authenticity of the borscht and pierogi, though one reviewer felt the borsch fell short of home-style Ukrainian standards.
Most reviewers call it reasonably priced for hearty, shareable portions and good happy-hour deals, though a few found it pricier than comparable Polish spots nearby.
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