Wood paneling, pierogies and perch in Tremont’s oldest ethnic family owned restaurant (since 1923), serving boilermakers before Prohibition. Black Angus beef, grilled trout, and baby back ribs flavor rooms heavy with Browns memorabilia.
An edible homage to Cleveland's steel-working past, this family-owned Polish cafeteria sits high above the Flats, on the banks of the Cuyahoga, and dishes out the same sorts of simple, sturdy comfort food pierogi, cabbage rolls, meatloaf, and mashed potatoes that once fueled our blue-collar forbears. For students of our culinary history, Sokolowski's serves as a textbook example.
Reservations: Required for Large Parties
Attire: Casual
Entertainment: Fri.-Sat. during dinner
Parking: Free, Lot Available
Reviews:
BEST OF 2003: Best Taste of Cleveland
BEST OF 2002: Best Polish Cafeteria