Hubert's Polish Kitchen

Amazing cabbage roll with mild stewSausage fantastic!!Pierogi great!Expensive to Door Dash but came in good time and still hot

Polish food is not something I've had too much exposure to over the years. That's not to say I don't enjoy it, but I don't come across it very often wherever I am and I find it to be too heavy so I make sure I have room for it. This particular vendor offered a sandwich made with chicken cutlets topped with pickles, tomatoes, mustard and mayo. For whatever reason I don't seem to have the picture I took of the sandwich so I do apologize for that. I will say that the sandwich was quite delicious and the chicken was not dry like I would expect from a lot of places. But the entire thing was too thick for me to eat with my hands without it falling apart and making a mess. Regardless it was a good meal and really filled me up.

In town visiting and wanted to check the market out and get some different foods. Tried the meiloni (chicken ball), pierogi, and kielbasa all with the mild stew.The pierogi was quite thick and the filling was delicious. The chicken ball wasn't my favorite and was a bit dry. The kielbasa was good but pretty mild in flavor. The mild stew was delicious and I could have eaten just a bowl of that with a pierogi and been satisfied.Overall yummy food and quite affordable.

We were on a mission to try a bunch of different foods and the Polish spot was calling our name. We opted for the meiloni, pierogi, and kielbasa stew that comes with it. Everything was good, but the kielbasa was my favorite item. I thought I would like the meiloni more based on the description, but it was very dense... still not bad though. The portions were very venerous for the price so you're getting a good deal.

The experience was fantastic. I had a cabbage roll and my daughter had the stuffed cabbage with a potato cake. The spicy topping for the cabbage roll was very flavorful, I loved it. The man running it I would guess to be the owner. He gave samples to help us make up our minds. Everything seemed clean and neat. We took it upstairs to eat. I really loved it, been years since I had cabbage rolls that good!

I was overwhelmed by the kindness of the lady proprietor but underwhelmed by the food. She very kindly and patiently walked us through the various a la carte options on the menu and even threw in a extra pierogi that had started to split for free. We took our food to go and really couldn't identify a standout item between the pierogis, cabbage rolls, kielbasa sandwich, mielone and the regular or spicy stews (both of which are free with a meat purchase). Maybe the spicy stew which a had a sweet kick as well...The mielone is cheddar cheese wrapped in minced chicken with sauerkraut and deep fried. I should love this! But, the fried cube was tough to cut into and a little overdone in sections. There wasn't as much *pop* in the flavor department either as I would have expected from a combination of such tasty ingredients. A word to the wise, they prefer cash and access a fee for card transactions under $5. Not a problem; just an FYI.

I gotta say, I never really seek out Polish food. Perhaps it's because we don't have too much of it where I'm from, but when we smelled this place as we made a lap around the market, we had to stop by. We decided to pick up a couple of the pierogis, and man, I was impressed! I had had pierogis before, but in a smaller size, so it was so delightful biting into these pierogis. The filling was super flavorful, and the dough was tender. Service was great - the woman working there helped explain the options they had. If you haven't been to this market before, there is limited paid (cheap) street parking right outside - we went in the afternoon during a slow time so it was easy for us to find a spot. In terms of seating, there's places to sit and eat if you keep walking left of Hubert's.Hope to be back next time I'm in Columbus!

This vendor has been a long-time staple of the North Market and I've passed it many times without eating there, which is a shame because I am part Polish! I finally stopped in recently and was not disappointed.I tried the pierogis, a delicious chicken ball with a chunk of cheddar cheese in the middle, and the complimentary stew that was offered with it.The pierogis were huge and tasty and totally stuffed with potatoes. They're definitely super greasy but really delicious. The stew was a great dipper for both the pierogies and the chicken ball. I noticed they have giant pickles also which I didn't try but I'm a pickle girl so I'll definitely be back for one of those very soon.Don't sleep on Hubert's!

3.5. The kielbasa was decent. The pierogies were good. My cabbage roll was a little burned. I opted for the spicy cabbage roll and it was decent. The vegetables in the red sauce was weird. Prices were okay.

Great Polish food, quick service, and friendly staff. Always enjoy stopping there when at North Market.