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Hi,
I'm curious if there are any Polish in NC and where is the largest commubity of polish people. Are there any polish stores, restaurants, clubs,bars etc.
Hi,
I'm curious if there are any Polish in NC and where is the largest commubity of polish people. Are there any polish stores, restaurants, clubs,bars etc.
Thanks so much,
Magdalena1
There doesn't seem to be any that I've run across yet.....The Poles seem to have settled further North, as there was always a thriving Polish community across Northern Ohio. (I can still taste the perogies at the street fairs!)
I was brought up with Polish traditions and attended a Polish Catholic School in Ct. I currently live in Fayetteville, NC and the closest thing to the Polish culture here is Mrs. T's pierogies in the freezer section of the supermarket. I really can't think of any Polish communities in the state. Perhaps try a google search. Good luck.
100% Polish here. Born and raised in South Poland - Tarnow.
I came to US 14 years ago, lived in Rhode Island for 11 years, and then relocated to the Crystal Coastal of NC…PM or email me I would love to hear from you.
100% Polish here. Born and raised in South Poland - Tarnow.
I came to US 14 years ago, lived in Rhode Island for 11 years, and then relocated to the Crystal Coastal of NC…PM or email me I would love to hear from you.
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Malgorzata
OK, no fair! No aunties here to translate!! I know you're talking about FOOD!
Hi - Kroeger's in Wakefield and Raleigh have a small Polish food section in the international aisle. There must be enough people of that origin who buy the products, or they wouldn't devote shelf space to them.
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No aunties here to translate!! I know you're talking about FOOD!
