wednesday $10 special! this was my first time having pierogies and i thought they were pretty good…read more 6 pierogies + a bottled drink was a perfect snack for me as i explored downtown philadelphia. however i wish the pierogies had more meat/filling inside them, they were more on the doughy side for my taste. also, the wood fork they gave me was a bit hard to eat the pierogies with, but still manageable. overall i'd give them a 7.5/10! service was quick and helpful.

The food is not bad. The prices are ludicrous. These pierogies are a half step up from the Mrs. T's…read morefrozen pierogies I get from the grocery store. They cost many, many times more. You get one free topping. Additional toppings are $1.25 or $2.00 more. Two bucks was just too much for a little handful of bacon crumbles. I ended up paying over $12 for 4 pierogies. Perhaps there's some pierogie in the world worth more than $3. These ain't it. Other annoyances: - They give you a tiny little wooden fork that's difficult to eat with - Their tip interface suggests between 15 and 25%. Pretty obnoxious for something that takes 15 seconds to assemble. On the plus side: - Service was quick and polite - They didn't skimp on the sour cream

I've been wanting to try this little polish diner for sometime and today was the day. There is…read morestreet parking only and the blocks are very narrow. You may have to fold your mirrors in to hit cars, I'm not exaggerating. I had envisioned a larger restaurant but this was small with maybe 7 tables. We sat at one with padded wooden benches that was comfortable. We were the only customers when arrived for lunch. The menu is limited and the waitress was as authentic as the food. There were some lunch specials posted but we opted to try three things: mushroom cheese bread, potato pancakes and the blueberry pierogies. The pierogies were definitely handmade and on the larger side as soon as you cut it open, the blueberries rushed out. There was a sweet sugary sauce on the top. That was unexpected. They were served cold and not warm. They were sweet. There were two of us and we each were only able to eat one of the six that came in the order. The mushroom cheese bread was drizzled with ketchup, which was unexpected that cheese was melting and gooey. Our favorite item was definitely the potato pancakes. They were cooked to perfection and the sour cream was the perfect condiment. They do have limited drinks here, including bottled water, cans of Pepsi and diet Pepsi, and some unique bottled drinks like birch water. The biggest drawback for the spot was that I just didn't think it was as clean as I would've liked it to be. It is authentic and as you eat, there is a man in the back that you can see making pierogies by hand. I'm glad that we tried this, but I'm not sure that I would return.

Ok, let's start by saying, only go if you "know & Love" authentic Polish food. This place is like…read moregoing to your Babci's house unannounced & she whips up a meal with love specifically for you! It's not fancy but quaint, you seriously feel you are in your Babci's eat in kitchen! The soup selection (borscht, barley, tripe & pickle) is the real deal & crazy delicious! Definitely pick one! Also a must are the potato pancakes! Again this is REAL POLISH / Eastern Europe cooking - nothing else on the menu, so if you like that food...The Dinner House is a home run!!

The ULTIMATE family-friendly restaurant! Came here after having it on my radar for a super long…read moretime, and was SO IMPRESSED! Top 3 : 1. Kid-friendly Play Room 2. Food is delicious 3. BYOB We came with another couple on a Saturday night and it was amazing to walk into a gorgeous dining room area with a kid play space. Our two boys ages 6, loved having a lego table and toys while the adults loved having a moment of peace at the table! We literally had to beg them to come eat because they were so entertained. Do not think that it is a messy place because it is kid-friendly, quite the opposite, it was so elegant and beautiful inside. Now for the FOOD! Hubby and I ordered a tasting dish they had which included a few Polish favorites to try and it was perfect. It brought 3 different types of perogies (the potato and cheese was my favorite), stuffed cabbage, potato pancakes, kielbasa with sauerkraut, and more! We could taste a little bit of everything and the portion was huge. For our boys we had the chicken fingers and fries, and this sounds silly but it was REAL chicken. It wasn't battered, just strips of seasoned chicken and fries, the kids loved them. We also shared two desserts there was an ice cream with fruit (which was gorgeous) and a cole apple pie. I'm not a huge fan of the desserts but the presentation was incredible. The only downside is that service is a bit slow, but since it is BYOB, just take ur time drinking your wine. Overall I would highly recommend trying out Flavor of Poland and will be returning!

I would have to say the ambiance was the winner here. The place was beautifully decorated, clean…read moreand elegant. Plenty of parking and not overly crowded. Everyone eating seemed to be enjoying themselves. I went with my husband, son , another couple and their son and it almost felt like a double date. There is a kids section and the two were able to relax play read watch tv and just hangout together. Close enough to see them but couldn't hear them lol. The food was different but definitely would go back to try more things and enjoy the place itself. The plates were beautifully arranged. And it is byob. I ordered the chicken and husband the pork both pretty good. The other couple ordered the polish platter and the kids got chicken and fries and we got for dessert ice cream, apple pie and fruits.

Found this place while looking for good keilbasi and it did not disappoint! I got several…read moredifferent kinds which were all delicious! And thankfully they spoke English unlike some other places we have been to. (Ok to not speak English but the food should at least be labeled in English so I know what I'm ordering!) Tried a couple of the desserts and they were just ok.

Authentic Polish fresh foods, baked goods and specialties. We got there a little before lunchtime…read moreand it was jam packed is with regulars. The Pirogies, stuffed cabbage and Polish jam filled donuts were super It's a great local market and we will return.

We have been wanting to try out Little Walter's for EVER and finally were able to do a walk-in the…read moreother day for dinner on a weeknight. That being said, I would suggest grabbing a reservation cause the dining room is intimate and only seats about 20 or so people. My partner and I shared everything and were glad we got a few smaller plates and one entire to share versus two larger entrees and one app. The chicken cutlet could've fed an entire table so we were very happy we decided to split. STARTERS: pierogi z mostkiem-- smoked brisket, green garlic aioli, sweet corn relish --went I tell you this was hands down one of the top things I've ever eaten in my LIFE, I mean it. The brisket was juicy and the sweet corn relish was such a unique and savory pairing. I'm still thinking about these pierogies. pyzy z grzybami -- potato & mushroom croquette, horseradish soup-- the croquettes were fluffy and large and the flavor was decadent and light. The third thing we ate was a special and I'm not sure what it was called. It was similar to gnocchi with vegetables, but very interesting. ENTREE kotlet z kurczaka--chicken cutlet, paprika honey, mushroom ketchup, mizeria-- the chicken cutlet was thin and fried nicely, and the honey was interesting and yummy. Overall we shared this dish, and I cannot imagine one person eating this whole thing. Overall the service was great, the food was spectacular, and I cannot wait to come back for their group dinner special in the near future.

Best meal I've had in Philadelphia…read more That's saying a lot. Service and ambiance were both fantastic

Hole in the wall! Flew to Philly to watch an eagle game and stopped here before the flight out!…read more Amazing food- Parking is terrible but thats really anywhere in Philly

I have been coming here for years.I love their menu, the service and I love that you can take some…read moreof the parogies home from their frozen case. They also sell charcuterie? Soups, salads and potao cakes. The parking can be a little tricky there. it is residential so bring your walking shoes or park illegally at your own risk. I like the Cheesesteak & cheese and onion pierogoes. They come with caramelized onions and sourcream

My wife and I wanted German food for Valentine's Day. Parking is a trick in this section of…read moreTrenton. The neighborhood appears sketchy, but didn't feel unsafe. The place opened at 5 and we arrived for our 6pm reservation. Unfortunately we waited a half hour for our table. The thing we noticed was that the staff looked really grumpy and they'd been open a little over an hour. I got sauerbraten and it was very good. My wife got the schnitzel. It could have used another minute or two to crisp up the breading. Come here for the food, not necessarily the service.

No other restaurant in our area is so perfectly representative of their culture's amazing dishes…read more I have enjoyed this lovely family owned restaurant since the 90's and I am a fan that encourages everyone to give it a try....

Out shopping with my wife and needed food. We found the Pierogis House reviews and saw it was…read moreclose, so stopped in for lunch. Small but clean and well decorated shop with a few tables inside and out. She had the Onion & Cheese, I had the Spinach & Feta. We shared the pickles. Everything was delicious. The food was served hot and cooked perfectly (we ordered the pan fried). We will be back when we're in the neighborhood--great spot for a casual meal or takeout.

This place is so cute! It has limited seating so I don't recommend going with a party larger than…read morefour. We order the potato onion pierogies large which includes nine pierogies and potato pancakes. We got the fried pierogies which were perfectly crisp and perfectly soft on the inside. They were delicious. The potato pancakes (3) came light and crisp. Also, incredibly delicious. It was about $36 for this plus two cans of cokes and was perfect for a date. The food was delicious and filling. The food took about 15 minutes to be prepared and service was good! We will definitely be back. Highly considering getting take out next time.

If you are in the mood for some GREAT pierogi, I highly recommend Mom Mom's. They generally have a…read morefew "standards" that are always on the menu, like potato, farmer's cheese, and cheesesteak pierogi. You can get an optional kielbasa add-on. And then they typically have some specials. You can also buy frozen pierogi to go. I do find their other menu items to be hit or miss. The fries are sometimes good, but the last time I ordered them they seemed to be mushy food service fries instead of the nice crispy ones they typically have. The wings are also sometimes good but sometimes very dry. Sharing the location is Carbon Copy brewery, which offers some very tasty brews to go with your food. The service for both food and beer is always with a smile.

The restaurant / bar is very clean. We ordered the perogies , sausage with some sides. The…read moreperogies are very tasty. The kalabase was cooked to perfection. When you put the sausage in your mouth there is a crunch. We also ordered drinks from the bar My margarita tasted very good especially with the olives and salt.

What a fun place to order something new. Every was delicious. Our favorite has been the salads…read more They go so well with all the meat. Without it, the meat runs dry or too mild, but together everything is exquisite. Definitely better Polish than what we have in NYC.

This is a small bodega like grocery and bakery. They sell hot meals to go too. I really liked their…read morestuffed cabbage, home made pirogies, and large chicken cutlet., and coleslaw. Their hot soups are good too. Bring your own shopping bag, and place your orders by 4:00 pm. They close at 5:00pm and stop taking orders after 4:30pm. My wife and I enjoy buying food from here if we have a slow weekend and want to try something new and to bring home a different or special kind of meal.