Lomzynianka Restaurant

IloveBrooklyn 

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16 years ago

Delicious food, but bad service – Having read the NY Times review, we looked forward to eating at Lomzynianka. The food was indeed really delicious and the interior was charming. *However*: the service was inattentive (we had to ask for more water *three times* over a period of at least ten minutes before finally receiving it [and it's not like our server ever bothered to notice that we had almost no water left]). Plus; when I added up the bill, I discovered that we'd been way overcharged for the borscht. I brought it to the... read more

Erin Behan 

on Citysearch

17 years ago

In the Polish mecca that is Greenpoint, this tiny restaurant appeals to both the natives and the transplants. – The menu is half-Polish, half-English, which is good because visitors may not recognize kotlet z kurczaka (chicken cutlet) on their first visit. The endearingly kitschy, low-lit interior--faux brick walls, plastic-topped tables and streamers dangling from the ceiling--is augmented by homey smells drifting from the kitchen. Reasons why this is the most hoppin' spot on the block? Entrees like beef goulash, viener sch... read more

jfores 

on Citysearch

17 years ago

Best I've had in Greenpoint, one of my absolute favorites – This homely little restaurant almost looks like a Halloween party gone wrong. Despite (or because of) the silly interior, the moose head and the fake flowers you're already being pushed towards thoughts of "neighborhood restaurant" or "Eastern European cafe." While, yes places I've been to in Bucaresti (older ones) have some WEIRD and RANDOM interiors which are the closest comparison I have to this place, there's too little smoke in Lomzynianka to make that comparis... read more

nyulman 

on Citysearch

22 years ago

AKA The crossed-out "L" restaurant – Perhaps the best polish food value in the city. The red Borsht provides a hearty meal for $1. The crossed-out in the name signifyies the lack of Bedford trendies. Only G-trainers here.