Kasia’s Deli

i ordered Easter dinner from Kasia's for a family of six. Baked ham, smoked sausage and sauerkraut, mashed potatoes, sweet peas with bacon, cheddar pierogi, salad with all the fixings, creamed horseradish, and cheese blintzes.l--it was all really delicious and the portions were huge. A loaf of their delicious egg bread completed the meal. Everything was well-packed and they included easy to follow reheating instructions. My only minor complaint was that some of their estimated reheating times were wildly off. Things they said would take 10 minutes to reheat took over a half hour.But all was okay.If you're entertaining at home, and you do not want to cook, I would highly recommend Kasia's for their delicious catering.

I've always bought Kasia's frozen pierogi's in my local market and honestly did not know that Kasia Deli was the same company. I was delighted to see other products made fresh like the cabbage rolls that I did not hesitate to ask for. They were sold by weight so I bought 2 pounds, 1 IB with no sauce and 1 IB with what seems like a thin layer of tomato sauce. I did ask for extra sauce which I thought I was getting a few ounces but only saw that she gave a 1 oz ($.35) added to my bill. (I suggest you not get extra sauce). I did see a box of kolaczki cookies on top of the deli counter and I thought they were made in-house (they are not). The cookies were doughy and not enough fruit jam. Overall, the food was fantastic and I would come back for more cabbage rolls and fresh pierogi's. Location is convenient and they have limited free parking spots on the side of the building.

Stopped here on a food bike tour of Chicago. It was by far one of my favorite stops. In the Lithuanian village, it's a staple and has been there for quite sometime. Kasia started this business making homemade pierogis over 40 years ago. Now the family continues the tradition! These were so delicious, I could not stop eating them! I'mAlready searching to see where I can buys these in NC. I don't think they ship, but they do sell wholesale to several big box stores! Fingers crossed I can find them.

Kasia's! Found myself in the Ukrainian Village area and the rain was turning into snow. I was hungry, and the exterior of Kasia's was very inviting. Went inside to pick up some pierogis and latkes, at the deli counter and saw a nice assortment of Polish food. The deli clerk could not have been nicer and made some recommendations. I sat by the window to watch the rain and the cars go by; the hot foot was very comforting. I wish I would have gotten more and a hot soup. I'm beginning to realize that Eastern European cuisine is somewhat familiar in a SAT analogy way: Schnitzel : Polish :: tonkatsu : JapanesePierogi : Polish :: gyoza : Japanese I did like the savoriness, but since my preference is for some bolder flavors, I would have enjoyed a sauce or toppings.Great neighborhood vibe and hospitality though. Seems like a wonderful neighborhood to call home!Food: 3/5Value: 5/5Experience: 5/5Service: 5/5Ambience: 5/5Good for: A cold day! Recommends: Trying a little of everything and asking for some toppings or sauce.

I love this place and I love visiting the Ukrainian village in general. Gotta be one of my favorite places to eat in Chicago. Last time I got the Polish sausage and my wife got the Ruben sandwich. We always pick up something to go and a Polish newspaper!

Came to Kasias on a food tour and it was amazing! From her beautiful story, to the Ukrainian desserts, to the welcoming staff - it was very memorable. We got to sample their pork, kraut, and chicken pierogis. The pork was absolutely my favorite of the bunch as it had so much flavor inside. Would recommend anytime you're in the neighborhood!

Great food, great service. I got the Reuben and cabbage and noodles. The best Reuben I've ever had. Wife got a vegetarian sandwich and pierogis and loved them both. A new stop on our visits to Chicago.

Delicious food. Speedy delivery. I love the mushrooms barley soup. Wish they were open later Corned Beef Sandwich. Cucumber Salad.Mushroom Barley.

Some good food but the closer you get to the heart of the city the more expensive stuff get. No exception here. I would drive a few miles out and get more, better for less.

Fresh deli items , salads and prepared food items like Stuffed Cabbage,Pasta Salads andTuna Salad.Always clean and very reasonable prices. Girls at the counter are always pleasant and give quick service.Parking is available on the street next to the side of the building. Highly recommend this place. A hidden gem in Ukrainian Village.