I had a chance to try Holy Perogy's ... well, perogies and it was delicious. The type I tried was called "Italian" which was stuffed with potato, mozarella, topped with sour cream, tomato garlic salsa and parmesan. My advice would be to add a sausage to your plate. The combination of the perogy, a bite of sausage and a scoop of the tomato, garlic salsa works very well! Everything is made with local ingredients so that's a bonus too. read more

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I really was looking forward to trying Holy Perogy and was so disappointed when I finally did. As a Kelowna native, the perogy place Cecil's is a hit with pretty much everyone, so I've been on the hunt for a Vancouver version of this. Unfortunately, Holy Perogy didn't measure up. At Holy Perogy, I ordered the Italian perogies which had a good flavour and a delicious sauce on top, but the perogies themselves were soggy and bland. I could actually barely get through the dish, and didn't even finish it. I asked for extra sausage, and that was really good. So yeah, it has potential - the trimmings are done well, it's just that the actual perogies need work. read more

Holy Perogy - Num num, Italian perogies from Holy Perogy food cart - Street Vendors Near Me

I was fortunate enough to sample Holy Perogy's "Italian Perogies" at the Canada Day Block Party at the Waldorf this past weekend. Without a doubt, it was one of my favourites. During the lunch hour today, I decided to head back to the street truck on Homer Street and try it out again for posterity's sake. This time I decided to try the "Mexican" which was beef and potato perogies topped with sour cream and pico de gallo. The perogies were great and well worth the price at $9. I'm definitely a fan, and the people who work the truck are friendly and awesome too which is nice. I also think it is worth noting that while this truck is popular, I went there around noon today and the line up was fairly minimal. read more

Holy Perogy - "The Mexican" - Street Vendors Near Me

"Poutine" and "Italian" toppings, eh? Sounds like some creative cultural twists, which I don't necessarily object to. Just don't tell my Polish babcia. I mean, with a name like Holy Perogy, one expects a sprinkling of culinary kitsch. Although I suppose the name isn't entirely inappropriate: these Eastern European dumplings have their own patron saint in Poland. Next time you stop by and feel scandalized by the inauthentic use of cheddar or mozzarella, you may exclaim, "Święty Jacek z pierogami!" (St. Hyacinth and his pierogi!) to register your shock, roughly equivalent to "Holy smokes!". It's a great idea for a food truck. Pierogi were originally peasants' food, so they are definitely a solid choice for pedestrians and the common folk! These pierogi are first boiled, then pan-fried, then sprinkled with the listed toppings. They somehow manage to be simultaneously light as filling. Definitely better than the chewy or goopy kind you get in some places or in the frozen section of your supermarket. read more

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Perogy's are boring. Until you put stuff on them.. right? I split the smoked salmon perogies with a friend and then after I remarked.. "where was the salmon?" Oh, all mashed up inside. So, it was like there wasn't any at all. Better idea.. drape the smoke salmon in thin slices on top of the perogies. Meh. read more

Maybe it's going to virgin territory for me with these food trucks, but for $10, I would say this is very good value plus amazing taste! With weather like this, it's the best comfort food around, and quick too. Lots of grilled onions, cream, bacon & sausages, & of course the perogies, with its perfectly cooked texture, ready for chewing, moist all around. Liked how they burnt the edges of the sausage for that 'bbq' flavour. I was also impressed by their environmentally friendly takeout container & sturdy forks too. None of that cheap food court stuff lol. Dunsmuir/Burrard corner. repeat? definitely. read more

Why is it that Holy Perogy serves up a portion of love with their traditional perogy? Am I projecting? Doesn't matter, this perogy is amazingly delicious, and the sample at the Food Truck gathering today guarantees I will grab a couple of orders next time I am downtown. When a traditional dish is this wonderful, you know you are in the presence of a star! Fabulous! read more

If anyone asks me if they should try Holy Perogy my immediate answer would be YES! I was attending a leadership seminar at the "Westinn" in downtown Vancouver and was lucky enough to have the option of choosing a food truck for my meal. The list of food trucks was about a page long. As soon as I came across perogies I immediatley ticked it off and was uber excited to dive into these dumplings. Anyways... I had chosen them for the first lunch, and "Roaming Dragon" for the second lunch date. I ate my perogies the first day.... and ended up cheating and going to eat them the second day as well! The staff on the truck are older and young, spunky & funky, laughing and enjoying their music blasting outside and inside the truck. They looked like they were having more fun then we were!! I dont care what anyone says, but if you have a good looking staff you can never go wrong, and all those ladies are absolutley gorgeus. I wanted to offer them all a job at my store. (Lulu Lemon) I overall really enjoyed there truck and the food was to die for! Thanks again HOLY PEROGY!! read more

POUTINE PEROGIES!!!!! Oh my god, amazing. Even though I'm not supposed to eat meat, I totally looked the other way on the gravy front to try this dish. Quite possibly the best $10 I've ever spent. The perogies are nothing spectacular, seem like regular homemade to me, but the toppings Holy Perogy comes up with makes this place stand out. Cheese curds, gravy and green onion for the Poutine. They had a mexican dish with salsa and ground beef that is spectacular (but they'll happily hold the meat for you if you ask!) I've got my eye on the Italian one that includes pesto for my next lunch adventure. My one teeny tiny complaint is their tardiness. I've found that a lot of the time I've shown up at 11:30 to order from them, they're not at their location yet, or they're not ready to serve you. read more

This is the ONLY perogy truck in Vancouver.I ordered an Italian. It was garnished with ripened tomatoes, mozzarella, and peso sour cream is perogy perfection. I'm no perogy connoisseur, but these were absolutely divine! The mozzarella and parmesan seamlessly melted together with the potatoes. The peso sour cream added a pungent kick to the otherwise one-dimensional dish. The tomatoes kept the dish light and fresh in the midst of heavy calorie-laden cheeses. read more

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Pierogis were a staple in my house growing up. My Mom would make dozens at a time from scratch. Fried, boiled or baked, I've eaten hundreds in my life. I'm always curious how places will hold up to my childhood memories and recently my husband and I checked out Holy Perogy down at the Friday night market by the Lonsdale Quay. Due to the sheer amount of options and wanting to be able to try several things at the market, we decided to split the cheddar potato pierogis with onions and bacon. Upon receiving the pierogis we were quite impressed with the amount of bacon and onions. No skimping here on the presentation or offering! Below that and a generous amount of sour cream there lay six pierogis for our taking. Our first bites were happy bites. Soft and flavorful, they were quite good! Definitely fresh, surprisingly large and you were left wanting more. As someone who's had so many pierogis in her life, I was impressed. While I'm not sure anything could hold up to Mom's, these would totally do in a pinch. If you are looking for a filling and tasty meal, Holy Perogy has you covered. :) read more

Great perogys, I was impressed at how good they were, the toppings of bacon and sausage were fantastic, thats exactly what I want. Baba beats them but thats ok, you get good value for your money as a serving will satisfy a heavy eater. Will be eating here again for sure. read more

Waited in line for 40 minutes at the Food Truck Meet-up to sample Holy Perogy's tastings but I left disappointed with the bland filling. I will give them kudos for their dough as it was great but the filling left little to be desired. Half a dozen of them for $8 with a sprinkling of onions and a splash of sour cream. I choose to do the traditional style but they also offered Italian, Mexican and a Meaty version. Having tasted genuine Ukranian perogy's these just didn't measure up; regretfully so. read more

perogy topped with bacon, sour cream and onions? heck yes! more pleaaaaaaaaaaaase!! read more

Holy Perogy....that is what you will be screaming when you try the perogies. I love perogies in general. These perogies are fresh tasting and although there is nothing that stands out in terms of flavor from all the other perogies that I have had in my lifetime, I had a fresh healthy feeling in my stomach compared to other food carts. Staff was very friendly and you can tell that they really love doing what they do best. read more

With Ukrainian in the blood, I was eager to try some gourmet perogies - I was not disappointed. Went with the traditional potato/cheddar combo with a heaping side of fried onions (how could I resist) and did not regret it. Good size dish, and for under a tenner the perfect price for a workday lunch. Going back? You bet. read more

I tried a free sample of their "Italian perogies" last Sunday at the Canada Day Block Party at the Waldorf Hotel. Cross-cultural deliciousness! See? we can all get along after all. read more

First time visiting Holy Perogy at the Yelp Elite Food Cart Fest event, tried the fried onion & sausage perogy which was simple and delectable. They don't mess around here, it wasn't overly read more

Amazing! I love this type of food and am always open to unique ideas. I had the Mexican perogies which were awesome. They had beef and cheese inside and had pico de gallo on top. I was craving more for days afterwards! Need to try all of them! read more

well, the food was not bad at all. It was quite tasty, even though they were totally out of bacon. Who eats perogy's without bacon. EGAD Also I went to the location through the daily site 5 times and only once were they actually there. Really how hard is it to go on line and cancel if you are not there. Making customers happy does not seem to be your mandate. read more

It's not as good as homemade perogies, but they come up pretty high in ranking for me! I had the potato and cheddar with sour cream and fried onions, but they had so many other flavors that I will definitely be trying the next time. read more

Aaaaaamazeballs. I had the poutine perogies three hours ago, and I am tempted to drive around town to find the truck for more.

How I lived in world pre-poutine perogies is beyond me. I tried Holy Perogy at Food Cart Fest and will definitely seek them out just for that. Delicious homemade perogies with mildly spicy filling, topped with cheese curds, green onions and bacon. And did I mention the gravy? No out-of-the-packet-and-add-water here, just made from scratch goodness. The only reason I didn't give 5 stars was that the gravy could have been a smidge hotter. read more