So are glossy photos of ornately decorated birthday and wedding cakes, promising sweet celebrations. But pastries are not the only draw at Mila. Decent-sized portions of nicely prepared food deserve equal attention. Most of the food on Mila's menu, from the potato pancakes to the pierogi, draws its inspiration from central Europe. Occasionally, the television on a rear counter chatters away noisily, but rarely intrudes on conversation.
Service is attentive.
Drawings of Winnie the Pooh and Tweety adorn ceiling tiles. Dinner here sticks to the ribs. It comes with Polish sausage atop a mound of sauerkraut, a handful of assorted pierogi, a dollop of mashed potatoes, a meat-filled cabbage roll, a potato pancake and sour cream. Potato-filled pierogi are a personal favorite and they don't disappoint here. Nor did we leave any of the tasty sauerkraut, brightened with bits of carrot.