Polanka

We were visiting Rifle Gap and saw Polish food nearby. And after checking out the reviews, we said let's give it a try. What we did not know is that this restaurant changed ownership recently and they now not only offer Polish food, but also Hibachi, Pho, and Ramen! We did not expect that at all. It's pretty much 2 restaurants in one location. We had their Combo Meal from the Polanka menu. We thought it was pretty interesting, not so much our type of food. It's our first time having Polish food so we don't have anything to compare it with. However, we love Pho, and must say their Shrimp Pho was really good. Noodles were made al dente, cooked to perfection. Broth was really good too. And we were surprised by the generous amount of shrimp given. One suggestion I would give is to serve the shrimp already peeled. Next time we're in town, we definitely will try their Ramen. Please note it is a small restaurant, I believe they have about 3 tables with 4 seatings each, not suitable for large parties if you'd like to dine in.

This place just seemed homey and somehow nostalgic. The owners (super sweet husband and wife) are a real pleasure, and their food is incredible. I usually don't like fried foods (because they usually taste like the fryer they were made in) - Polanka's fried zucchini sticks were the exception here, they're amazing and you can just taste that they're cleanly with their equipment. Loved everything and will absolutely come back and recommend.

Coworker suggested this place. Wasn't busy when we walked in. Food came super quick. Motto must be "if you can lean, you can clean" cause the kitchen and seating area were absolutely spotless!! I appreciated the small menu cause they've figured out what they do best. Although the added fried zucchini sticks (which we ordered) were cooked perfect. Ordered; zucchini sticks, extra order pierogis and the combo meal. Pierogis were perfectly fried pillows, cabbage roll was hearty, sausage was unexpectedly sweet (maple/syrup idk?), sauerkraut was good but a little mild for my taste. Would recommend. Add it to your places to eat on the i70 corridor list. Nice job!

Amazing home made food!!! My husband and i got the combo each and shared the soup of the day. I dont know remember what the soup was called but it had beets in it. It tasted very fresh and not heavy. The main dishes was amazing! The combo had, 1 cabbage wrap, 1 polish sausage and 6 perogis. The flavor was amazing, the only thing that made me sad was my husband's cabbage wrap didn't have sauce on his like mine did. But it is still 5 stars worthy. Next time i want to try their blintezz? It's some sore of crepe thing.