Polish11 months ago
Sanok Deli
Polish deli on The Queensway in Etobicoke, named for Sanok, a city in southeastern Poland. · No website yet.
Stonegate-Queensway · Etobicoke773n The Queensway, Etobicoke, ON M8Z 6A9
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The kitchen marks Fat Thursday (Tłusty Czwartek), the traditional pre-Lenten celebration when Polish bakeries fill windows with pączki (deep-fried pastries filled with jam or custard) and other indulgences, a seasonal ritual documented through the business's social media. The Queensway corridor has housed Polish delis for this one anchors a stretch where Polish-language signage and butcher shops cluster around the Dundas-Kipling intersection. The pączki run is the draw during the carnival season; year-round, the deli stocks Polish cured meats, baked goods imported groceries that serve the neighbourhood's Polish-speaking residents and anyone hunting for authentic Eastern European provisions. · No website yet.
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