Ziggy’s Kielbasa House announced its upcoming closure in a Facebook post.

What to know

The business stated it would be closing after six years. The post states the owners “are working on many new projects for the future” to keep Polish and German traditions alive for their children and grandchildren.

The location will remain open on Saturdays and Sundays to sell its remaining dry goods and market items. Customers can purchase pierogi and sausages until they officially close in early June.

What they offer


The business’ market sells house-made meats, frozen foods, pickles and kraut, condiments and sauces, fish and canned meats, cookies, snacks, jams, honey and soup mixes and seasonings.

On weekends, the business sells hot food for pick-up including pierogi in various flavors and kielbasa, a type of Polish sausage.