The Polish Village or Jackowo and Wacławowo , together make up one of Chicago's largest and most vibrant "Polish Patches". The neighborhoods derive their Polish names from the two contiguous Polish Roman Catholic parishes- Saint Hyacinth's Basilica ("Bazylika Św. Jacka") and St. Wenceslaus Church ("Kościół Świętego Wacława"). Milwaukee Avenue is the district's main commercial strip, which includes a number of sausage shops, restaurants, and bakeries. In English the area is usually referred to as the Polish Village - the name featured on signs hung on street lamps over the district. Pulaski Avenue, named after the Polish Revolutionary War hero, runs through the area.