Fast food with a twist. Service was good and friendly. I did take away and enjoyed it. There is…read moreseating available if you want to eat in. There are also frozen items available for purchase to take home.

Had a wonderful experience at Pierogi house! My girlfriend and I were greeted by a lovely staff…read moremember. She was very helpful and patient with us while ordering, and delivered an exquisite pierogi. We got the beet salad, carrot salad and pickles they were delectable, pickles had a great crunch, while both salads were made with love. 11/10 will be back #rickyreviews

Food was great came out quick. The staff was good and friendly. The place was welcoming. Would go…read moreagain. The ambiance was great and nice.

excellent food and service and I'm not from Toronto, I live in Kitchener and go to this restaurant…read moreon a regular basis, best schnitzel in this German heritage city and there a lot of good ones JB Concordia Metro

What a great find in Waterloo, a real gem. We have been enjoying breakfast and lunch at Teremok for…read moreover 15 years. Galena and her husband run a very clean and efficient cafe. The pelmeni (meat dumplings), pierogi, borscht and sandwiches are always excellent, tasting fresh and delicious. While for eat in or take out we highly recommend Teremok. You won't be disappointed. Karen N

The place may be hard to find as they do not have a business sign up- but it's right beside Moksha…read moreYoga in uptown Waterloo. We came uptown for hot pot once and a friend of my made sure we drove by this place for their Napoleon cakes. However, by the time we got there, the place has already been closed. She then spazzed a good 5 minute on how awesome the cake and food at this mini Ukrainian restaurant were. So as a result, it got me pretty interested, and I made a mental note to check this place out in the near future. One morning after yoga, I stopped by the place. The store was owned and operated by an Ukrainian lady. Its very clean, and has this very calm/ serene feel. Upon stepping into the store, the place seems to emphasize more on pierogis and soups.. so maybe I'll come back to try that one day... The Napoleon cake is indeed good and the portion can definitely be shared amongst 2-3 ppl.

We had just crossed the border and came here for lunch based on the reviews. This place is located…read morein a strip mall and there were plenty of parking. The restaurant is small, but vast enough that you won't feel squashed. The "buffet" is situated to the side, with menu items framed behind it on mounted shelves and a mural painted next to the shelves. You tell them what you want and they scoop it for you. A TV plays in the very back and the drink cooler sits across from the buffet as well. We ordered the following: Cabbage rolls combo with buckwheat and cabbage on the side. It was basically stuffed cabbage. Hubs & daughter thought this was good, but it was no big deal. It was ok. Mushrooms and cabbage pierogi and cheese and potatoes pierogi - Overall these were good but we've had better. Hubs only had the mushrooms and cabbage pierogi and he said that he enjoyed this better than the entrees. Somehow, he didn't get to try the cheese and potatoes pierogi. Schnitzel with green beans and potato pancake- Daughter liked the schnitzel and thought that the sides were ok. Hubs thought the schnitzel and the potato pancakes could've used a little more crisp and that it should be fried a little bit longer. Taste wise was ok. The string beans were overcooked and reminded him of school cafeteria. He always wanted to try it but felt disappointed. Tripe soup - We over got to eat this while there, so Hubs had it a few days later. He said that this was pretty good. It was beefy and the tripe was nice and soft. This was one of the better tripes he's had in his lifetime. Daughter is diabetic and wanted diet soda but they didn't have any, so she ended up getting water. The restaurant was cute but it was cold. All the patrons were wearing coats. Place could use some heat. Service was friendly and quick, though. Glad we got to try it, though.

The food here is definitely homemade, you can tell that a lot of love is put into making the food…read more Everything was fresh, and tasty; portion sizes were large however, the temperature wasn't as hot as I would have liked it. The restaurant itself looks a bit old, and may need a renovation in the near future. Service is wonderful, with the cashier giving us the food quickly, along with a smile. A great experience overall, and would recommend to someone who wants authentic Polish food!

We just happened to be in the area and looked up Polish food and saw this restaurant. We called and…read morethey were only open for 40 mins. We got there and they were willing to seat us, even though they were closing soon. My husband got the taco pierogi bowl and wow! I've never had anything like it, nor had he. What a fun way to enjoy pierogis. What was better was the taste. It tasted AMAZING! I got the Polish Plate and this Polish granddaughter couldn't have been happier. It was made with the love and care like my grandma would have made it. The soup of the day happened to be Dill Pickle soup. That happens to be my favorite. I am beyond stuffed! We won't need dinner tonight. What was even better is that they have frozen soups you can get to go. So, we got 4 of those and the menu had strawberry pierogis (which I have never heard of). I asked for a to-go order of those. I planned to wait to eat one with my parents, but I was dying to know what a strawberry pierogi was like. It is an explosion of flavor. It may be better than nalisniki. If you are in this area or passing by, I highly recommend stopping. It is run by a mother and son who are a true gem. You won't be disappointed and your belly will be full!

Delicious food, but a bit on the expensive side. Service was…read moreexcellent, however the place could use a bit of an update.

The perogies and the peach lemonade were ok…read more The cabbage roll was pretty good, with good body, quite a bit of meat and a tasty tomato sauce. The maple syrup waffles were a great spin on Dutch stroopwafels - they had a nice crisp and fragrant syrup filling with a hint of maple.

Drove by, saw the sign, and knew that I had to stop in 'cause of the name!…read more Small stand-up freezer serves as this "Store Outlet". Stephania's Pierogies offers at least a dozen flavours - BOTH savoury and sweet! A bag of approx. 2 dozen pierogies is $6. The Polish lady who was working there was proud to say that they use real cheese, no jams are in the sweet dumplings, just crushed fruits. On my way out, another Polish customer was walking in, so that definitely added to the authenticity! Pierogies were really good! Much better than the run-of-the-mill pierogies available at your grocer's freezer. Starsky's carries these pierogies for $6.99, so it's slightly cheaper at the "outlet". Will stop by again and maybe try the sweet ones? They sort of freak me out tho.

My go to for pierogies. Lots of different flavours. Authentic easy to prepare homemade comfort…read morefood. I love the traditional sauerkraut series, but also the sour cherry and strawberry and blueberry look nice. Even the generic potato, cheese, and bacon pierogies which are common throughout Canada are taken to the next level by Stephania's. Good price and the women are always nice. Worth the stop, stock your freezer with a few bags and have European comfort food on your table in 15 minutes. I like to serve savoury ones with caramelised onion, bacon, and sour cream but good enough to enjoy plain or with butter. I serve sweet ones with powdered sugar and a sweet sour cream and cream cheese topping. I even bring these when I visit my grandmother in America and it's a nostalgic experience like she and her mother used to make. Cash Only!

Come here occasionally for girls nights out…read more Very cozy spot, service is always great. The food is authentic (per my Polish coworker), delicious, good price point, and large portions.

We visited Cafe Polonez with a big group (6 adults, 1 teen, 1 pre-teen) on a Friday evening and it…read morewas packed! The smallish restaurant was bustling and the ambience was cozy. Street parking was reasonably easy to find. We were seated way back in the restaurant and the seating was a little uncomfortable as our table was set up right next to the bar (but way too close to the bar, because our table was long) and other patrons had to constantly shimmy through a small gap between our table and the bar to get to the washrooms downstairs. Not great. We ordered a family style meals to share (combo for 2 and a combo for 4) and the amount of food that came out was probably enough to feed 10 very hungry adults. Definitely do not indulge on the bread basket that comes before the meal, because you will need to save room for the main event. The massive platters came loaded with pierogies, 2 different types of cabbage rolls (my favs!), schnitzels, and various condiments (?) of cooked beets, carrots, cabbages...etc. We were first served 1 different soups; white borscht and beet soup and both were tasty. The meat dumplings in the beet soup balanced out the sweetness of the broth and it worked well. I personally preferred the white borscht which was perfectly sour and a slightly over-powering sausage taste. The refreshing cucumber salad with dill in sour cream was a great accompaniment to somewhat heavy tasting meal. The hunters stew was a hearty bowl of tender morsels of meat, potato dumplings in a well balanced tomato based sauce. Although most of our food was great, we found the cabbage rolls (the traditional tomato version) and the schnitzels too dry. And along with the issue of having to deal with people constantly brushing by, I am taking away 2 stars. I may revisit Cafe Polonez if I'm back in the area, but not in a huge rush either.

A cute family owned European deli shop that also offers some small grocery items. They may also…read moreoffer hot plates as a special. When I've gone, they've had the perogies as a special and you can order 10 ready to eat perogies for $5.30 that comes with sour cream. It's a consistent good buy if you want to grab something quick. You can also buy them frozen from what Ive seen in the freezers there are bags of perogies. I've tried the smoked sausage, as well as the potato pancake and was not disappointed. They also have cakes (haven't tried yet but they look great). Overall great local deli! Would recommend for people in the area to check out.

Opened a few weeks ago so I was in the area today and popped in. Picked up some pączki (polish…read moredonuts) for the wife. These are available weekly Thursdays only ,sometimes Friday. There is a nice selection of polish sausage as well as deli meats. Also available are some sweet and savoury dishes for takeout as well as this is not a restaurant. Cabbage rolls were also bought for dinner tonight and I'm sure they will be excellent. The wife gives 2 thumbs up for the plum donuts. Prices are reasonable and the staff is very pleasant. We will return very soon.