KD Fresh Market

Grrat Polish market. Baked goods are superior. Plenty of smoked sausages, and prepped meals. The barrel of pickles are tasty. 98% of items are imported Polish. Well worth stop.

KD Fresh Market has AMAZING veal and pork kielbasa from the deli counter, their kolaczkis are exceptional, we liked the salad sampler which was a great value, and they have an excellent selection of pierogi, especially from Tata’s.

I love KD market in Schaumburg it reminds me of small Polish deli's back home in Chicago. I love the variety of Polish food being offered from deli, to frozen to pre made food. However, I wish you would have Polmisek Kanapek Roladek and Kanapek Tradycyjnych sandwiches made in individual containers ready to purchase that would be great for lunch. Grab and Go !!! And, not just offered as party trays. I also, like the Mount Prospect location. Keep up the good work !!!

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ KD Fresh Market is a wonderful store – clean, well-organized, and stocked with quality products. But what truly makes this place special is Tsvetelina. She is extremely hardworking, very kind, and always ready to help. She serves every customer with a smile and makes you feel genuinely valued. It’s because of people like her that you want to come back again and again. Highly recommended!

Disappointing. Went here for paczki for the first time this year on a recommendation and while the paczki do taste good, they are barely filled. When cut in half, basically only a quarter has filling and the rest is just pastry. I typically refrain from sugar and gluten but was really looking forward to paczki today, and these are just wholly disappointing. Will be returning to Kolatek bakery in Palatine for paczki now.

The worst ever customer service I met in United States for over 10 years ! I loaded my cart with a lot of stuff and when scanning items I noticed there was no discount even though I input my phone number . I asked manager (Tall lady with blond bob ) to help me she said my number is not registered, I showed her email showing I have applied 9 days ago if she could help me and maybe scan her card to get a discounted price for me . But she just stared at me and said no . I asked again very politely saying other stores like Marion’s , Jewel and so on are usually eager to help their customers without even asking and she answered with poker face she didn’t care , they work differently and she was not going to help me unless I have a confirmation email, I tanked her for help and just left saying I was not willing to buy anything anymore …honestly the thing is not in discounted price but attitude to customers like trash ! I guess this was my first ever and the very last time shopping here ! They better check carefully who they hire as managers !

It's that time of year for the sweet treats for Fat Tuesday and this is my place to get what I want.

I just bought several packs of Pierogi and was honestly shocked when I opened them. Many of the pierogi are completely dark/grey inside, nothing like what they normally look like. This does not look fresh or safe to eat. Very disappointed with the quality control because this is definitely not acceptable. Waiting for your response.

Great place to stop in for a quick lunch. Hot, home cooked meals. Produce section is top notch & the Polish deserts are really good.

Great international grocery located in Schaumburg with most things from Europe. It has a pretty good selection to choose from. KD Market seems to be Polish. Makes sense because there's a large population around here. There's of course the paczki and other sweets. A way to save some money when eating out. It's good to go to a store. There's a large amount of produce and whatever. Prices are pretty good for the most part. The groceries in the coolers usually aren't as cheap though. Anyway, there's still plenty you can get. There's also Asian such as sushi and rolls. Could visit this more often if it was closer. It has lots of good finds. The prices aren't bad on lots of things.

Great products and friendly people. Thank you! All is fresh and very good! I drive from Geneva to get all fresh Klobasa and other good stuff.

I purchased a poppy seed cake at this store 11/23/23 and according to its label it was good until 11/24/23. Sadly when trying to serve it the same day I noticed large amount of mold at the bottom of the cake. Needless to say, I took it back to the store the following day and was informed that I cannot get a refund because I did not have a receipt. Apparently, having item marked clearly with KD market label is not enough of a proof. I was offered a replacement cake to which I declined as my trust in the quality of food sold there has been shaken. I spoke with two employees and it seems that neither was bothered by the fact that food had mold on it but were rather focused on the refund, for which I never asked to begin with. I tried to make it clear to both that it is not about 7$ the cake costs but rather a concern for the quality of food being sold to customers.

Very good European/ Polish grocery store big selection of favorites items to choose from

Good market for produce, pastries, beverages and more! Clean environment all around. Helpful ladies behind the counters as well as through the aisles. Everything is very well organized. I had stopped a little before closing so I was expecting not much things left but it was the opposite, more was being stocked for the next day. Got a ton of fresh fresh produce!

Fresh produce and an outstanding deli and meat section. Friendly service and employees as well.

What I bought is expired nice , if I have to choose this store, I prefer not to eat ...

FANTASTIC POLISH FOOD I wish this store was closer to downtown Chicago. They have some fantastic polish food options to go. You can get them prepackaged both hot and cold. There's also a hot bar where you can build your own pre-made food package. Our favorite to go package was the polish platter which featured smoked sausage, pierogis, potato pancakes, a stuffed cabbage roll, mashed potatoes and baked sauerkraut. Everything tasted amazing and it was so fresh. The meal was a deal too. This giant platter of food was only $9.52. (Prices are subject to change thanks to inflation) It was a ton of food. My family keeps asking me when I'm driving back out to Schaumburg to pick up more food from here again. Honestly it's worth the drive. That's a deal I can't pass up! The store has everything you could want. I love all of the Eastern European dishes that are available. I could eat here all day long. The hot chicken soup looks amazing too. They sell the soup in quart sized dishes that are ready to go! I wish I would have grabbed one. I might have just eaten the whole container it in my car. It's the perfect place to taste Polish Traditions. Not only can you find authentic European ingredients, fresh produce & meats but you can also get authentic Polish specialties, which are all made from scratch. They have a lot of unique products imported from Europe. I love that many of these products do not contain high fructose corn syrup. That is a bonus over American made packaged foods. They also have a nice selection of polish pastries and desserts. Yeah this place rocks and it's worth the drive. The parking lot is huge and they are ready to serve you some great food. Load up the cart with all of the unique treats. Here's some additional fun facts & a pro tip! Pro Tip: Pick up some Pączki. These fried donuts are filled with fun flavors. You can order these year round at KD Market and not just on Fat Tuesday in Chicago. It's a celebration here every day. Fun Facts: Did you know that KD Market has been voted the "Best Polish Food" two years in a row now! Congrats! After one bite, you'll see why people love them. What does the KD stand for? Krystyna's Deli! You're now set for trivia night, if those questions ever come up! It's called trivia for a reason!

Even with other competition nearby for European goods, I like what KD Market has to offer. This location is much larger than the one in Wheeling with a huge parking lot and tons of selection. This is definitely noticeable with the wide selection of fresh fruits and vegetables. Prices are competitive, especially on sale items, but not the cheapest. Like their other locations, the selection of hot foods, bakery, and sweets (eclairs, fancy fudge, cheesecakes, and more!) really shines and sets it apart from other grocery stores. The presentation is attractive through the store which is also well organized. This is a great place to find european versions of some of your favorite foods, such as milka -- or unusual variations of familiar brands that are difficult to find elsewhere. There's also a good selection of books, magazines, and household products here that the smaller locations don't carry as much of a selection of. Overall, worth a visit if you're looking for specialty products, particularly Polish foods and goods.

Polish Supermarket. Paczki Day is a big deal in Chicagoland. This place bakes enough paczkis to feed all of Chicagoland! They are baked fresh daily and come in a variety of flavors. Enter the main doors and walk straight back to the Bakery. This is where the paczki and all the other bakes goods are found. Serve yourself from the many shelves stocked full of paczki: Nutella, custard, Rose hip, raspberry, currant. Easy to find parking in the large parking lot out front. Well labeled departments inside. Although, I've only been to their bakery.

Good job, KD Market! Everything I previously had an issue with?- they fixed it. I've literally started coming here more often BECAUSE they listened, improved and made shopping here a pleasure (funny how lots of places think Yelp isn't worth paying attention to, but they should since we're all real, paying customers). The checkout process is flawless now with more registers open, the hot bar moves quickly and I LOVE the pre-packaged dinner entrees they now sell (food straight from the hot bar, but ready to go?- genius!) and OK, I *did* try the sushi and it's pretty good, so I was admittedly wrong: keep the sushi! Again, great work on making this the best Polish deli/grocery store in the Northwest suburbs!

Literally the best homemade chicken soup period. Service is friendly and helpful , they offer a lot of unique options and all the staples Love love this store !

It's voted number 1 for a good reason they got great food and very authentic the smoked sausage wow the flavor it's amazing and very friendly people go see for yourself you will feel the same

My wife and I just moved to the area. We were so excited to try all the Polish stores in the area (my wifey is Polish), what a big disappointment. If not section with Polish deli I would say it's a cheap copy of box store. I won't mention the price difference between this store and others but the food taste. We bought bigger size container of chicken soup, after one scoop it went directly to garbage, no taste, no flavor, just water and few pieces of noodles.

Not only does this store have bad produce and bakery options, none of the employees wear masks. When asked why this was the rude employee stated "we just don't". So unless you like your deli items with a side of covid I would not step foot into this store.

Let's see.... Ive been to several KD Market Stores and this one omg! Upon entry your eyes are filled with the racks of fresh fruit & vegetables, keep on walking and you see the bakery where you tongue sticks out lol because everything there looks so good and smells amazing, then you have the deli with all the polish sausages and goodies, meat department had just about everything I needed, fresh meat, they also have prepared food if you are looking for a quick prepared lunch on the go, a vegetable salad & fruit bar and not to forget a sushi area where you order and they make the rolls right in front of you, this store was above and beyond compared to the other KD's I've been to, plush not to mention how clean the store was, this store is huge and the lay out is nice. I like shopping here.

A few weeks ago I purchased raw meat which the very next day I had to throw away because it wasn't fresh at all. It was green, and had a terrible strong smell. The nail to the coffin is the fact that when purchasing the meat I was assured that the piece of meat I am being recommended is fresh and perfectly fine to give to my 18 month old baby!

Super disappointed. I go to this store all the time for YEARS, love the workers, food etc.. My mom bought me a birthday cake and the cake tasted sour, bitter and old. Like they squeezed a dirty sponge into it. Everyone at the party threw the cake into the trash after taking a bite. So, the next day my mom came into the store to talk to the Manager, and the manager was puzzled that she brought half the cake back. Of course she brought half the cake back because we cut the cake for our guests and threw out the pieces we bit into. What does he want us to dig it from the trash? After tasting the cake he told her it's a bit sour because of the raspberries. Mind you, we buy this cake every year and it never tastes this horrible. The manager was not understanding or kind, didn't see our side at all and we are disappointed at how he treated us over bringing the cake back to show him. What if the guests at the party got sick from an old cake? I will be taking my business to Deli4U & will also make sure people know how you treated the situation. We did not care that much about getting that money back, but the way you treated us after being loyal customers is appalling. The guests at the party will remember the taste of this cake & after hearing how the store reacted, they will be sure to go somewhere else also, you lost 6 loyal customers over a $35 cake. Good for business!l

This Polish grocery store is one of the best around. Honestly wonderful service and the food is always fresh. They are competitive with their low prices. I highly suggest you check the store out. It does not have everything but 97% of the goods you buy are here.

I don't get the 3 star rating. I feel like I discovered a hidden gem. Great soups Reasonable priced produce CLEAN Nice customer service They are very helpful with me, I don't know much about there food. I am 100% Italian, they explain what there products are, and don't get frustrated like other ethnic stores I have been to. I am a committed customer now :)

Nice selection, pretty fresh produce. Huge hygienic issue, I don't expecting they will change gloves after each customer but witnessing a person slicing bread and scratching her back in between , then pulling her leggings up is to much!!! The other bread slicer had ripped gloves -both thumbs sticking out. Disgusting!!!!

This could very well be my last review in Illinois, so it is only fitting that it be the type of establishment we will greatly miss when we leave the area...a great Polish market. Some Polish markets are tiny little shoe boxes packed with goodness, but this place is HUGE! A full grocery store with an amazing deli/meat counter and a bakery department that rivals any high-end grocers in the area...plus their prices are fantastic. You can get an absolutely beautiful assortments of cakes and pastries for a mere fraction of what you would pay at a place like Mariano's or Whole Foods and the quality is great as well. Even their produce section is beautifully arranged and stocked with a perfectly stacked variety of quality fruits & veggies. This is a great place to pick up harder to find European grocery items and they also have a liquor department so you can stock up on your Czech beer and Polish vodka.

I love this place. Great selection of Polish goods, also fair Eastern European selection. Only place I can find Racine Sour Rye bread - a whole grain rye sourdough. Their lunch special is terrific - meat selection changes weekly, plus your choice of two sides from long list. Today it was roast pork shoulder. I usually make two meals of it. As with every such store, some things are more or less expensive than at a supermarket, but I go here for the unique things, not for plastic wrap. Polish foods from deli, white Polish sausage, breads, cheese and other dairy. It's worth signing up online for their rewards program - just need a phone number. This is the best of their locations, in my opinion.

My mom has been telling me about this store for a while now. I have driven past this place hundreds of times and always wanted to go in, but never have. My mom brought me some prepared chicken soup from this store. My husband and I shared it before dinner one night recently. As we were eating it, we both looked at each other and said how much we loved the soup. It was so flavorful and had beautiful pieces of chicken! When you first walk in, you will be happily surprised to find what's behind that automatic sliding door! Its a whole grocery store. I had no idea. Where has this place been?? Or better question, why have I not found this store until now? There is a complete produce area, it's not the size of Tony's, Caputo's or Valli, but it's a decent size and has everything you need! Fresh chives, grapes, potatoes, apples, oranges, peppers, onions, ginger, you name it! The pricing was excellent on their sale items. Gala apples, for example, were $.79 per pound and a 3 lb. bag of Yukon potatoes was $1.50. They do not have a meat section with packaged meat like you find at your regular grocery store, all their meat is at the meat counter and you purchase as much or little as you need. They have the basics in the poultry area...chicken breasts $2.99 per lb., whole chickens, leg quarters $.99 per lb., ground chicken $2.49 per lb. and that's about it with the poultry. The beef and pork was also pretty limited, but they have the basics. Pork, Beef and Veal meat for stew cubed up. Ground veal, pork and beef. The ground beef was $3.49 per lb., while the ground pork was $1.79 per lb. They also have a full deli with a lot of Polish items but also some American basics like Munster cheese and ham. I sampled Krystyna's Baked Ham which they sell for $6.99 per lb. and it was FANTASTIC!!! If you are looking to grab lunch or dinner, their prepared foods area is next to the deli and you can select one main dish such as cabbage rolls or breaded pork loin and one side like potato pancakes or cabbage. A meal is $5.99 for one main dish and one side. Not bad for a complete dinner. I briefly walked the aisles and found that a lot of items are European but most items have a label on the back side explaining what the item is and it's nutritional information. If I know anything, a lot of European items are better than some of our American products. For example, they have a chocolate cake mix that looks like it would be delicious! I might have to pick that up next time I visit. Speaking of cake, they have a small bakery near the back of the store across from their prepared foods area that sells Pączki's, sweet rolls, small cakes and cookies. Nothing looked particularly appealing to me they day I was there, but they had plenty of options. I also found an entire section of Milka bars...I'm a big fan of Milka bars and there are a zillion kinds, and you rarely find more than a few flavors in a candy aisle but Krystyna's has almost every kind Milka makes!! I was impressed. I'm still on the hunt for a Milka bar I found in the Amsterdam airport that had milk, white and dark chocolate all in one bar and have yet to find it in America. I searched here and sadly, they did not have this one here but they had plenty of other options! You are not going to come here and get everything on your grocery list, but you can certainly check a majority of items off and trust that they are fresh from a store like this. I look forward to getting back to Krystyna's soon!!!

I've been here about 3-4 times now and every time I leave with the same thing - SUSHI! What is wrong with this picture??? People always seem aghast when I tell them I'm getting sushi from the Polish deli but you can't argue with quality. There is always quite the variety on offer here as well. The only way I'd like KD's sushi better is if the prices were a little lower on some of the options because, value-wise, it does not always compare well to some sit-down restaurants. Alternatively, give me a complimentary miso soup and/or salad and we'd be closer to parity. All that being said, KD Market continues to be a quick and convenient stop for when that urgent sushi craving strikes.

This place does not deserve one star!!! I was a shoping at this location last Saturday and their credit card system was down. I had no idea that the system was not working but they knew. The cashier asked me to swipe my cc and we were waiting for like 3-4 min for the transaction to go trough. Well a receipt came out saying transaction not completed, but my money was taking out of the account. So one of their employees asked me to pay at another register and he charged my CC again!! So my account got charge twice $ 185.60..... Since then I have been trying to talk to them to provide a refund or credit. I called to speack to a mgr and they said the banck has to refund not them!!! I am very upset and I don't know if I want to shop there again!! There are other Polish stores ! Better then KD!! They don't deserve my money!!!

Well we were waiting for a nice day to defrost the 2 filet mignons and start up the grill. Today was the day and the steaks were delicious. We also enjoyed the chicken noodle soup that we bought on our first time there as well as the prepared potato pancakes. We will definitely go back!

Krystyna's Deli :) or now re-branded to KD's grocery...? Regardless, yuuuummy Paczki! We tried almost every flavor...sooooo delectable :) Raspberry, Blueberry, Apricot, NUTELLA (Our my favorite, hands down) ...Totally should have grabbed more treats at $1.25/Paczki!

On a couple of occasions we bought food and the next day it had to be tossed in the trash. Recently we bought strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, and grapes and let me tell you that the strawberries and raspberries had so much mold growing on them the next day that I couldn't even take them apart. there was no way of even saving one strawberry there goes money down the drain and food to the trash that I was going to feed to my son I think it's time for us to change our store. Deli4You maybe?

My first time in this store, not good impression, cashier, don't know hi and bye words, I also try find some staff in this store ,not even one employee ask did I need help.

My favorite polish store,great large selection of organic grocery ,always fresh and clean,long open hours Staff is always nice The best of the best Beata is always helpful and nice and always know what I need Thank you

This is where the Pollacks gather;-) Krystyna's Deli (KD) is a Polish deli/grocery store that my family and I have been going to probably every few days for over 20 years. In the past few years they have completely renovated the place and expanded it to twice its original size. They have added a sushi bar, increased and diversified the staff to include people other than those only from the mother land and have included more American products. Back in the day, I would do half my grocery shopping here (meats, bread) and half of it across the street at Jewel (produce, snacks). Now I can get ALL my groceries here. Love that! When you enter, you'll find: -decent fruit and veggie produce section -large fresh deli section -great raw meat section -fresh made breads and if you get your timing right....WARM rolls -small but good sweets bakery -sushi area where they make sushi on the spot and often have free samples -hot lunch/dinner bar; $5.99/meal for 3 HUGE items. It was so much food, I shared it with 2 other people. -full salad bar with two different kinds of hot soups -aisles of usual 'grocery' crap you may need such as shampoo, creams, soda (I love the spice section since it is so different from most US grocers) - small but enough international beer and liquor selection I'm really happy with KD now, I do hope they stop Americanizing (is that even a word?, ha!) it because currently it has the perfect combo of European, a splash of Asian, and just enough American in it to make me a very happy girl and like a good grocer should....meets all my daily food needs.

KD Market in Schaumburg is the best for shop!!Good home made food. Beata Grzywacz is the best person she always help pickup good bakery and other goodies. I like large deli section, great meat. Love to shop in KD Market from almost years!!

Last week was my first time at KD Market. I must say it is beautiful store! Friendly professional staff!! A wide variety of foods!!! From decedent bakery goods homemade soups to fresh deli meats international sections and a Hot bar that you can not only order breakfast, lunch, and dinner It's only 3.99!!! Where in the world can you buy an entire meal for 3.99 ?? The portions are large, great items to choose from!!! I can actually say that this store is now on my favorite list. If you have not stopped in please do!!! They even have a great selection of Wine & spirits!!! This is not a deli it truly is a Market ;) Highly recommend!!!!

I love this place! We are regionally from Germany and miss a lot of our usuals like "Brötchen" (bread buns) and actual bread and chocolates and some other stuff that we have been unable to find but were able to find here. Their pastry is amazingly and dangerously out of this world, great variety of things and the staff is very nice and helpful as well. Love love LOVE their half off sushi after 7pm- still tastes very good and fresh. Definitely a must stop on am the way home from a long day- not-feeling-like-cooking-day. But hurry barely any left after about 8pm.

Can be a little pricey on some items. But some items are worth the price. BE CAREFUL FOOD STAMP RECIPENTS (SNAP).You can only buy fresh fruit, veggies and fresh meats using your stamps there. Nothing prepared or cut up for immediate consumption is allowed according to them They have excluded items that SHOULD NOT not be EXCLUDED like: cold pasta salads, prepared green salads, cold soups, etc on the list. What should and is excluded are the hot presented prepared foods which they do offer daily.

At least I know employees wear gloves to prepare food,, can't guarantee that they will stay on their hands as I found what looks like the Tip of a glove in my soup!!!! Super grossed out!! Never buying pre made food there again!!

This ain't your standard hole-in-the-wall Polish deli. It's a full sized supermarket WITH a liquor section. While combing the locale for a decent source of kielbasa, I came across Krystyna's and instantly fell in love. The deli section is always crowded and if the tag system is inop, get ready for mayhem. Somehow everyone stays in order, unlike the death pit at Valli's deli. Service is friendly and served with a smile from the ladies who aren't hard to look at. Check out the aisles for some unique Polish groceries. I tried an Apple Mint drink that was strangely refreshing. The liquor section is small but has a decent selection, including 90%+ alcohol spyrytus. Extensive Polish beer selection is available as well. They have prepared food and a bakery as well but I haven't had the chance to try either. The food on display looks good though. Check it out and grab some kielbasa for the grill.

I want to tell you about KD IN Schiller Park, I like food there, deli and fruits, but stuff who are working there not so polite. They need to work on it!!!!!!!

I went to this store plenty of times with some Polish friends since this store used to have a huge selection of Polish items. This is a local Chicago area chain. Unfortunately, the store recently changed its name and became more internationally focused. Fortunately, the store still offers a very large selection of Polish foods, and their other offerings are pretty interesting as well. The deli is very large with many types of European based meat product and other cheeses. I definitely appreciate their kielbasa and kabanos very much. The bad thing about this store are its prices, which tend to be pretty high, for items that you could find for cheaper prices in other stores, even smaller ones. Also, there are a lot of expired products in the aisles so be on the lookout for the expiration date before you purchase anything! The staff has always been friendly to me and everyone in there speaks both Polish as well as English. Overall, my experience with KD Market is neutral and I would recommend that you visit it at least once. Feel free to message me for any additional details that you may need!

I'm in heaven! A Polish deli & supermarket where they assume you speak Polish! My grandmother would be proud. The first source of kielbasa I've ever shopped at that has 3-4 distinct types of kielbasa available not just a single generic "kielbasa," or sometimes kielbasa-like options. Picked up some of their house brand frozen pierogi too. Couldn't find a potato/onion pierogi like Grandma used to make, but I'm sure the potato and cheese is just as good. I love it. I'm totally going back, even if it is a 20 minute drive and completely out of my way.

very poor ,owner hires lowest cost employees so product quality is as low but prices are high he needs money for his gym products

This happened today. Went in to buy a half a pound of prosciutto and other deli meats, the lady at the deli counter said that they have brand new sealed prosciutto, but would not open it for me! She said that I could buy something else and pulled out some deli meat I did not want. Unbelievable!!!

This place is amazing! We often go here for lunch. They have a huge selection of hot lunches for less than $6, and they give enormous portions. Even the retired Polish nuns love this place, and they know good Polish food!

I have been here a few times and I love this place! A big must for a large Polish Immigrant community in the the Schaumburg community. My girlfriend is Mexican and she says she lives this place as well because when she cooks, she needs vegetables and spices and they are cheap and very fresh there. Plus they are a block from my apartment. My whole family is from Poland, so I grew up with Polish beer, kielbasa, and Pierogies. Good selection and the alcohol section is unique. The alcohol has wine from countries you never heard of. Have u ever had Wine from Moldovia? Of course they do have popular wine brands as well. Zywiec.....of course they have it. No matter what your nationality is....this place is good to go too if u need fresh produce, inexpensive food, and good alcohol. Boom!

Great polish mart. They have a hot foods section with fresh soups and other foods made daily! They have a bakery and deli counter and a variety of cold salads they make there fresh. The staff is always friendly and the store is always clean. They even have Lotto, liquor and it's cheaper then jewel!

Being half polish and visiting my grandparents there when I was young this is by far some of the best kialbasa and polish delicacies I have had around Chicago. I travel here once a week with my mother just to get polish sausage. The deli counter has everything and they carry a wide range of every polish grocery item! Beware though the deli counter is usually crowded.

I love this Polish Deli & groceries store. My husbands family Love's traditional polish foods for the holidays and I can always count on getting what I need from Krystyna's. LOVE that they assume I speak Polish! My kids get a kick out of it as well. I've learned a bit of it while shopping there. They are always kind to the American speaking patrons which is a bonus as it can be a little intimidating otherwise. Looking forward to my Holiday shopping at Krystyna's. :)

Krystyna's Deli in Schaumburg is a beautiful store. When you walk in you already feel the old European charm. It is a bigger store with good size produce, deli and bakery section. There are aisles of different products to chose from. THE PIEROGI are excellent! I guess everyone has a different taste but these are homemade, don't fall apart when you boil them and have an option of microwaving it too as they come in special packaging. The most popular choice is the Russian pierogies which are really your standard potato pierogis, little more on spicy side but nothing to crazy. I love the store and people who help me there on many occasions.