Christinas Polish Restaurant
Christinas Polish Restaurant
Christinas Polish Restaurant
Christinas Polish Restaurant
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853 Manhattan Ave between Milton and Noble Sts, Greenpoint, Brooklyn (718-383-4382). Subway: G to Greenpoint Ave. Mon-Sat 8am-9pm; Sun 8am-8pm. Average main course: $6. Cash only.

Don't order light and don't look for low-carb options. Go to Christina's for stick-to-your-ribs Polish fare served in a homey, brick-walled diner setting. Steamed pierogi are perfectly prepared, but a diet-be-dammed fried version is abetter way to go.

Beef goulash arrives with tender bits of meat in a savory gravy, served with your choice of potatoes. Figure in the sides of beets and green beans your daily dose of vegetables.

"Nosh New York" Myra Alperson

Christina's Restaurant is my favorite in this area. A sweet, homey place with acounter and comfortable booths, it offers a nice selection of Polish and American specialties and, more to the point, it's friendly and accessible to non-Polish speakers.

You'll find traditional Polish cuisine - kielbasa and babka - along with French toast, blintzes, potato pancakes, and pierogi (acomplete platter is $4.25; a half - order is $2.50).

Check out the soups - various types of borscht (Ukrainian, white, and red) and cucumber soup. Areally great blintz is filled with cheese and plum butter. You can also get more traditional diner entrees and sandwiches.

Christina's Polish Restaurant on zagat.com

Delicious authentic Polish food - goulashes (pork, chicken, beef) served on crisp potato pancakes, piergois - so many options from spinach & ricotta to red cabbage & mushrooms, homemade borscht and more. "Cheap & Cheery" - well worth our trip from Manhattan. A wonderful, winter meal - not too heavy, but portions are generous...

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Christina's on brooklyn.citysearch.com

One of the best diners in Greenpoint- good for weekend breakfast/brunch. A solid value - you can have a large breakfast for $6! Cooking can be on the dry side, but the service is very friendly, and the near-identical appearance of the waitresses can make for a good conversation with your fellow-diners...

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Christina's on offmanhattan.com | "Taste of Polonia"

Tired of Manhattan’s default pizza, deli, and sushi diet? Christina’s Restaurant in Greenpoint, Brooklyn will plate Polish food that will surprise even your Jean-Georgian and Momofuku-tested palate. From the quickstep of Manhattan to the bohemian calm of an eastern European community, the thirty-minute ride on the L and G is well worth your time.

As you make your way from the station, expect to see grandmothers with unnatural orange hair pushing shopping carts side-by-side while engaging in dialogues that waver between argument and gossip. They meander toward Kiszka Meat Market, whose windows are strung with links of sausages...

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Christina's Restaurant on porkchop-express.com

Christina's promises “Home Cooked Meals, and the atmosphere is pretty homey too. This is a genuinely relaxed place. The warmth is evident in everything from athick entrance curtain to a friendly waitstaff.

Add some exposed brick, discreet lighting, stained glass, and the dulcet tones of an artificial waterfall, and we were in the mood to kielbasa...

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Mariusz Kwiecien about Christina's Restaurant

Kwiecien has suggested holding this interview at Christina’s, his favorite neighborhood Polish restaurant. He’s a regular there, and no wonder - the food is sensational. “I’m here basically every day when I’m in New York,” he says over asteaming bowl of white borscht...

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