Polonius3 994 | 12,367 19 Mar 2009 / #1Any PF-er know of a Polish food shop, deli, take-away or supermarket in or around Cincinnati, Ohio?
Seanus 15 | 19,674 19 Mar 2009 / #2Sorry, I'm not sure but you have a good chance as Ohio is near Illinois. Good luck!
OP Polonius3 994 | 12,367 19 Mar 2009 / #3But Cincinnati is quite some distance from Chicago, is the anteroom of America's southland, is largely German in ethncui make-up and not many Polish Americans live there. Still, that does not mean that there might not be a little Polish shop tucked away there somewehere.
jasony0423 1 | 11 6 Apr 2009 / #4None that I've been able to find in Cincy, or Columbus, for that matter. Let me know if you do find something, because I'd love to try it.
plk123 8 | 4,142 6 Apr 2009 / #5there is at least one international store.. not sure where.. search the forums.. we talked about it a while back.. i know some people that get kiszka in cincy, i could ask where.cincy-chicago: 5h on the interstate.
m93 24 May 2009 / #6Jungle Jim's in Fairfield (north of the city) carries Polish goods. I've been here 4 years, haven't seen any restaurants, though the food options here are surprisingly diverse considering the overly conservative population.
aga3654 28 May 2009 / #7At Marina’s International Deli, a delicatessen that specializes in foods from around the world, we offer a wide range of specialty foods from Eastern European countries such as: Poland, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, Germany, Czech, Slovak, Russia, Ukraine, Baltic’s etc. Our food selection includes everything from smoked fish and caviar to candies and cakes, as well as a large selection of European beer and wine, the best variety of salads, and breads, including German bread recipes that we bake in the store!If you are looking for something special to celebrate any holiday or special occasion, visit us at 11426 Montgomery Road, Cincinnati, OH 45249. The variety of the European goods and delicacies is unbeatable!
plk123 8 | 4,142 29 May 2009 / #8Jungle Jim's in Fairfield (north of the city) carries Polish goods. I've been here 4 years, haven't seen any restaurants, though the food options here are surprisingly diverse considering the overly conservative population.HofbrauHaus across the river i the closest you're going to get. Cincinnati is an old german town.
boninclyd1961 3 Jul 2009 / #9Theres a place in findlay market that sell mostly german but lots of polish foods too. called krauses, its mainly a deli style place but with lots of other types of food from around the world,youle have to take a number but its worth it
