(see explanation of ratings below)\n\n\n4 of 4 stars (excellent, casual dining).\n\nLove it.  Good Polish food in a cozy atmosphere.\n\nThey don't have the dozens of vodkas as they did years ago, so that was a disappointment.\n\nLove the pickled herring.\n\nAbout $30 per person for lunch, no dessert, booze included, gratuity excluded.\n\n\nAbout my ratings:\n\nOnly high-priced dining establishments can garner five stars.  Until yelp realizes that a fast food joint cannot possibly be ranked equally with a $100 per person place, I need to draw the line somewhere.  If we were only talking about the quality and presentation of the food, it would be a different story.  But, as we know, yelp's rankings take into account the entire dining experience.\n\nTherefore, I divide restaurants into three categories (and I wish yelp would do the same):\n\n1) fast food and \"fast-casual\", low-priced (no table service).\n\n2) casual, mid-priced dining (table service, average entr\u00e9e price: $10-$20).\n\n3) fine, high-priced dining (linen napkins, no plastic cups, no TV's in dining room, average entr\u00e9e priced at more than $20, can vary depending on the city).\n\nHigh-priced dining can earn a max of five stars.  Mid-priced dining can earn a max of four stars.  Fast food can earn a max of three stars.