Polish bakeries in Chicago

Paczki day is next friday some stores give them out for free

:( I'll be very sad that day. Does anyone know of any stores that make paczki in L.A.?

I'll be glad to send you some pączki in the mail if you don't find a store : )

lol. thank you.

No problem. Just let me know and I'll send some plump fried pączki over with some drzem z rozy, and topped with some cukier puder : )

lol. I can't read Polish but it sounds good.

Oh, I'm sorry.
Drzem z rozy= rose jam
cukier puder= powdered sugar

: )

mmm.

Dzem?

It tastes better than it sounds, wolf.


Yes, that too : )

You understood though, didn't you? Thats all that I need.

I prefer the plum jam over the rose hip. I prefer the crusty sugary goodness over the powder.

If it is custard filled is it still technically a paczek?

I once had raspberry filled paczki. wow.

Not sure. I don't like custard.

As for the powder though, thats the best part, when the sugar is getting all over you as you devour multiple paczki's in a row : )


Yes, that is good too : ) yum

only a man can eat like that and still look good.

Oh? I find it attractive when a woman eats a lot, as long as she burns it off later in various activities ; )

yes..

By far the best polish pastries I have ever eaten hands down. (FYI the Apple Bars)

Tuzik's Bakery
4955 W 95th St
(between 50th Ct & Brandt Ave)
Oak Lawn, IL 60453
(708) 422-0099

Does anyone know of the good Polish bakery around Midway? starts with a P

I know this is in reply to an old post, but: Pticek's & Son Bakery at 5523 S. Narragansett is very good. I have fond memories of enjoying their sweets with my grandparents.

If you're willing to drive, there is:

Vienna up north and Jackowo has plenty of good ones as well.

Anyone know where there is Praska and klobasa sold?