Spoko

Polish restaurant · Lincoln Park

Spoko

Polish restaurant · Lincoln Park

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723 W Armitage Ave, Chicago, IL 60614

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Polish street food, housemade sausages, pierogis, and milkshakes  

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spoko-chicago.com

$20–30

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723 W Armitage Ave, Chicago, IL 60614 Get directions

+1 312 526 3271
spoko-chicago.com

$20–30

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"This casual Lincoln Park Polish spot comes from the same team behind Pierogi Kitchen and Wurst Behavior. Similar to its bratwurst-centric sibling, Spoko’s menu also has housemade sausages, along with sandwiches like open-faced zapiekanka or maczanka full of pulled meat, plus brunch on the weekends." - john ringor, veda kilaru, nick allen

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Spoko - Review - Lincoln Park - Chicago - The Infatuation

"This casual Lincoln Park Polish spot comes from the same team behind Pierogi Kitchen and Wurst Behavior. Similar to its bratwurst-centric sibling, Spoko’s menu also has housemade sausages, along with sandwiches like open-faced zapiekanka or maczanka full of pulled meat, plus brunch on the weekends. We haven’t been here yet, but want you to know this spot exists." - John Ringor

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Melaura Rice

Google
Was really quite impressed with the food here! The pierogis were delicious and crisped to perfection on the outside, the only thing I felt was missing was some sauerkraut on the side. The highlight of the meal, and what I’d 100% return for, was the mushroom maczanka. The bread, the sauce, the beef - everything was perfect. Happy hour specials are decent too, good for a drink and a small bite.

Kate Ford

Google
Really great food and beer! We split roasted Brussels and perogies as an appetizer, and my fiance had a Polish that looked incredible while I had a kebab wrap. Ate our entrees too fast so no pics 🤗 So many things on the menu we wanted to try so we will be back. Their mustard and slaw are especially good. We enjoyed our meal with a Polish lager beer and a pickle gin martini. Cute outdoor patio too.

Stacy A

Google
Ella’s BBQ may be gone, but Spoko has kept the BBQ spirit alive, with the added bonus of Polish dishes on the menu. Ordering is easy, and while it’s not a quick in-and-out spot, it’s a great place to catch up with friends. The space has a glass garage door, which adds character but can make it a bit chilly in the winter and stuffy in the summer. I really like the chicken kebab, and the milkshakes are thick, rich, and delicious. Definitely worth a visit if you’re craving something hearty and flavorful.

Eva Kielar

Google
A Hidden Polish Gem! Spoko is an absolute delight! This new spot brings the heart of Poland to Chicago with its flavorful, authentic dishes and warm, welcoming staff. The potato pancakes were perfectly crispy on the outside and tender inside, and the zapiekanki—a must-try! And finally, a place that serves a good Polish beer! It paired perfectly with the meal and added to the whole experience. Compliments to the chef! Definitely will be coming back regularly!

Julia Wojtach

Google
Went to spoko for a birthday brunch and it was great! We went as a group of 7 and we were lucky enough to find enough seats before the brunch rush came. This was a lot of the groups first times eating polish foods and it went well, everyone enjoyed what they ordered. I ordered the żurek and was very happy with it, tasted like I was back in Poland!

Pooja Naik

Google
Cutest spot offering modern Polish eats.Pescetarian and vegetarian friendly! The mushroom Zapiekanka and the trout were my favorites but do not miss their Goffy waffles! Wow! Oh and the pickle martini!

Tomasz Ślężak

Google
I was super excited to hear that Artur is opening another polish restaurant. His other projects are nothing but authentic polish cuisine and Spoko does not disappoint! Amazing food and experience! Also do not forget to get a milkshake… 10/10!

Monika Baker

Google
I knew Spoko would be great because of how good their sister restaurants are. The food was fantastic, reminded me of slightly elevated versions of the food I eat when I visit family in Poland. The cheese & potato pierogi were deliciously crispy and flavorful. The platter was delicious, very good kielbasa, caramelized onions, coleslaw and bread. The country zapi was great. Would recommend sharing it as an appetizer. The ginski cocktail was really good. Love the polish beer (Żywiec) as well. They had freshly baked paczki (still warm!) which were such a treat. Will be back to try some of the other items!
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Maura G.

Yelp
Walked into this restaurant trying to find a place to eat. Found out they just opened. This place was a 10/10. The food was sooo good and had great prices. I got the maczanka original and the pierogis (not pictured). Service was great. I'll be bringing friends next time and telling everyone to try this place!
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Franklin M.

Yelp
I loved Ella's bbq so really disappointed it closed. So spoko had big shoes to fill. I had spoko and it was good. I had a baguette and a sandwich and enjoyed both. Excited to try more flavors and items. Worth a try!