Awards

-2021 Recommendation Badge by Restaurant Guru

- 2012 through 2023 Voted Best Polish Cuisine in Capital Region Best Living Magazine

- 2019 Voted Readers Choice Menu Best Entree (Polish Feast) in Capital Region Best Living Magazine

- 2017 Voted 3rd in German Cuisine in Capital Region Best Living Magazine

– 2009 through 2012 Best Polish in the Capital District, Metroland

– 2008 Top 10 Restaurants in the Capital District, Troy Record

– 2007 3rd Place Vegetarian Chowder at Troy Chowderfest

Press

May 2023 Voted Best Polish in Capital Region Best Living Magazine

POLISH
Muza
1300 15th Street, Troy
(518) 271-6892
muzaeuropeanfood.com

Capital Region Living Magazine

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May 2022 Voted Best Polish in Capital Region Best Living Magazine

POLISH
Muza
1300 15th Street, Troy

In most Besties categories, Capital Region voters can’t make up their minds—hence the many ties you’ve seen thus far. In the cases of Cajun, Caribbean and Polish restaurants, though, it really was no contest, as is evidenced by the single winner in each category. Nanola, Roy’s Caribbean Restaurant and Muza may be one of a few (or the only) place in the area to get a certain type of food, but we commend them for bringing rich diversity to the Capital Region’s food scene.

Capital Region Living Magazine

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June 2021 Voted Best Polish in Capital Region Best Living Magazine

POLISH
Muza
1300 15th Street, Troy

Capital Region Living Magazine

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July 2020 Voted Best Polish in Capital Region Best Living Magazine

POLISH
Muza
1300 15th Street, Troy
Making pierogi by hand is a time-consuming labor of love. But those tender pillows of potato, cheese and onion are on the Muza menu every day, along with stuffed cabbage, kielbasa, potato pancakes, sauerkraut and shredded beets. It’s Polish-style comfort food at its absolute finest.

Capital Region Living Magazine

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May 2019 Voted Readers Choice Menu Best Entree (Polish Feast) and Best Polish in Capital Region Best Living Magazine

Reader’s Choice Menu
This new fun category was pieced together in the categories of Appetizer, Entree, Dessert, and a drink to wash it down… illustrating a way to fashion our reader’s favorite meal!
Entree – Polish Feast Muza 1300 15th Street, Troy

Polish
Muza
1300 15th Street, Troy
This family-owned restaurant in Troy is a favorite of Polish families, people young and old, and everyone who loves good Polish dishes. The prices are excellent, and the portions are mind-blowing. Come to Muza with a very empty tummy.
Capital Region Living Magazine

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May 2018 Voted Best Polish in Capital Region Best Living Magazine

POLISH
Muza 1300 Fifteenth Street, Troy
Muza is a “must do” if you love good Polish food. Made to order, served and cooked by the family who opened the doors in Troy some time ago. You will go home full and you will go home knowing what our voters know—it is awesome.
Capital Region Living Magazine

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April 2017 Voted Best Polish in Capital Region Best Living Magazine

POLISH
Muza
1300 Fifteenth Street, Troy
muzaeuropeanfood.com
Muza is a repeat “Bestie.” Specialties at this home of handmade European food include pierogi, kielbasa, potato pancakes and stuffed cabbage. Can’t decide? Try a Polish Plate, Polish Sampler or Polish Feast. And plan a return visit.
Capital Region Living Magazine

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July 2010 Muza rated Best Polish in Capital Region by Metroland, 2nd year in a row!

Polish cooking is about family, about the aroma of cabbage and the easy crunch of kielbasa. The menu has expanded (and they now offer wine and beer!), but there’s still a foundation of such things as pierogies and goumbkis, stuffed cabbage, potato pancakes and, of course, goulash—Polish or Hungarian style.
Metroland

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July 2009 Muza rated Best Polish in Capital Region by Metroland

At the heart of this very European- feeling restaurant is a menu of Polish specialties—the golumbkis, wursts, pierogies and such that make for a rich, tasty meal. Family run, it makes you feel as if you’ve stepped into a large and generous household, and the cheerfulness keeps you smiling long after the meal.
Metroland

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March 2009 Old-world eatery Muza feels like home, Times Union

Not long after walking into Muza in Troy, I started making a list. My meat-and-potato-loving in-laws. My vegetarian friends. The food snobs. The penny pinchers. My husband. By the third spoonful of borscht, I was halfway through my address book, and the main dishes hadn’t arrived yet. Everything from the warm welcome to the thoughtful service to the mural-covered walls made us reluctant to leave.
Celina Ottaway

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February 2009 Satisfaction in Polish, Metroland

Muza is an easygoing place, and the service is appropriately casual. We always had the comfortable sense of being looked after, and everyone involved in the place was very eager to please us. This Polish restaurant is a keeper.
B.A. Nilsson

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January 2009 Muza to the Palate, Troy Record

Dining at Muza teaches you that even the most humble dishes can seem like gourmet meals when prepared with love, respect and skill.
Bob Goepfer

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January 2009 Muza Ranked in Troy Record’s Top 10 Restaurants of 2008 in the Capital District

This unpretentious restaurant at 15th Street and Congress offers marvelous Polish specialties at unbelievable prices. The food is terrific, the portions bountiful and the environment is like being in someone’s home.
Bob Goepfer