If you’re in Indiana, there are plenty of delicious restaurants to choose from. However, this little Polish eatery in Michigan City is one of the few places in our state to get authentic Polish food made from scratch. Whether you’re new to the cuisine, or it’s already one of your favorites, The Polish Peasant is a phenomenal hidden gem for all sorts of old world Polish eats. From kielbasa to beet salad, pierogies, pretzel chicken and more, there’s something authentic, unique, and mouthwatering here for everyone at this little Polish restaurant in Michigan City, Indiana.
Welcome to The Polish Peasant!
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This charming little Polish eatery in Michigan City needs to be your new go-to for authentic Polish cuisine.
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Make sure to call ahead or show up early, as this restaurant is small but mighty.
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Once you get a seat, be prepared for the meal of a lifetime whether you’re an avid Polish food consumer, or you’re new to the cuisine.
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Here you’ll find a variety of all of the Polish classics from beet soup to kielbasa, and so much more. Try a Taste of Poland plate for a little taste of everything!
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Don’t forget to end the night with an authentic Polish dessert.
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For the most authentic Polish eats in Indiana, you have to head on over to The Polish Peasant in Michigan City.
The Polish Peasant/Facebook Address: 624 Wabash Street, Michigan City, IN, 46360 Phone: (219) 873-1788
Have you ever been to the cozy Polish eatery that is The Polish Peasant? What did you order? How was it? We’d love to hear all about your thoughts in the comments!
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Address: 624 Wabash Street, Michigan City, IN, 46360 Phone: (219) 873-1788
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