All Pierogi Kitchen / Restaurant & Euro Market

The staff is always welcoming and kind. The prices are great and the food is absolutely amazing! Traditional polish food at its finest!!!! Paczki on the weekends that are to die for in Apricot, raspberry and plum! The plum is so decadent!!! Truly such a fun experience!! The potato pancakes are a favorite too!

Stopped in specifically to try the Pierogis. We are big fans of these delights. First time trying them in AZ. This place serves the Ukraine style. We tasted the labor of love that takes to make these. Kudos to this amazing kitchen staff! Home made written all over 🤙🏻☺️ Ordered 3 different flavors, opted for pan fried. Also sample an order of sweet ones! They were all delicious! The caramel sauce on the sweets was 🤤. I sum the experience as home cooking and artisan feel. Felt as if eating at Grandma’s kitchen! Ventured to try another dish, Pelmeni Plate, new for us, served with a fresh and seemed made from scratch tomato sauce! Simple yet complementing the crafty “noodle” filled with meat. Ordered the Siberian option. Upon reading the menu, the dill pickle lovers in our group couldn’t pass to other their Smoke Kielbasa Dill Pickle soup! Simple put, a home run! Included small pieces of their Kielbasa 🫠 A delightful lunch this was! We are definitely coming back for a full Ukrainian meal! As their menu is beyond just Pirogies. Friendly staff! All Ukrainian natives, enhancing the experience for a truly authentic place! We could hear the older ladies in the kitchen, knowing we were in for a treat ☺️🤤

Ok from outside this place looks sketchy and not even open. Once you go inside it is a whole new world. Charming atmosphere, nice staff and amazing polish food. We had spicy pickles, pierogies, two kinds of stuffed cabbage, kielbasa, Everything was delicious so pleasantly surprised .

My wife and I are absolutely in love with with this restaurant. Today is the first time dinning here. The was fresh and served at the right temperature. The pierogi's were cooked exactly like my grandma used to make, boiled and fried. The menu had a fair amount of food choices. Kielbasa was fresh or smoked, yum!

What a hidden gem! A true cultural experience with old world values and service. We loved the food. They even have a polish and Ukrainian grocery store right next to their restaurant.

Great Eastern European (e.g. Polish) restaurant in Mesa. I recommend the combo with the cabbage roll ( which was our favorite ) and six pierogi (farmer cheese and potato and beef - 3 of each). Salad came with the combo, and I got the pickle soup that was really tasty. Friend got the pierogi plate of assorted kinds, and we split the honey cake with ice cream for desert. Be sure to check out the market that is part of the restaurant. I found a great selection of Ukrainian, Polish and Austiran delicacies. Service was polite and efficient.

Great food, authentic and homemade. Delicious mushroom sauce but wish the cabbage rolls had less meat and more cabbage. Overall great Ukrainian food but busy.

Nice place with authentic polish and ukrainian food! If you’re polish looking for good Pierogis and other food this is definitely a good place but they also offer a lot of Ukrainian dishes. The market is mainly eastern european and Ukrainian food rather then polish but still definitely recommend!

I havnt had a good pierogi in years and these rivaled the best I've had. Service was great and ambiance is fantastic - very old school and super clean. There is also a great little retail store with pre-made options to take home and other polish favorites. I will definitely be back soon.

Well. We did return. And I'm at a loss for words. Hmm. Maybe I have a few. This was a TERRIBLE dining experience. We arrived for our lunch reservation. We waited 15 minutes for a server to arrive at our table - after she took orders from diners that were seated AFTER us. We ordered our beverages and the bread/olive oil starter. "No bread" we were told. We ordered multiple small plates (for the 5 of us). Our server was distracted and in a hurry, and complaining that she was the only server. We waited for our food. For a long time. The couple at the table next to us received their meals (with bread!) although they arrived after us. We asked (nicely) if we could have an order of bread. We were again told there wasn't any. We were brought one incorrect order and were told it could not be changed on the server's tablet. Okay. Then just exchange it off the tablet for the correct order (price was the same). She continued to argue that it could not be done. Oy. By this time, there were 2 other employees helping in the dining room. The food was good. Our ice teas were never refilled, and the only time we saw our server again was when she hurriedly brought us our check. For the first time in history, we did not leave a tip. We're still flabbergasted that a server would argue with a customer. What a disappointment. And the worst part? We were there for a celebratory birthday lunch. NEVER. EVER. AGAIN.

Have driven by this place several times and finally decided to stop in. Walking in, we walked into the grocery store side and were like "um...." Then looked left and saw the restaurant side. The girl at the counter grabbed some menus and sat us. It is a small diner and seems pretty popular as most of the seating was taken. The authentic old world pictures and dolls on the walls and shelves were really cool to look at. Now the only reason I gave 4 stars instead of 5 was because the lady working the floor was the ONLY one working the floor and it took a while to be greeted and able to order our drinks and meals. Now the food was amazing. I took one bite of the potato pancake and instantly I thought my grandmother was in the kitchen! The pan fried pierogis were amazing and the smoked kielbasa couldn't have been better!! Looking forward to going back here again and SOON

Great little find. The Pierogis were fresh and delicious, and I enjoyed trying borscht for the first time. All the food is made fresh from scratch and felt very authentic. The staff was friendly, and the dining area was warm and inviting. I'll definitely be back to try the honey cakes.

This place was so cool!!! We lived in Pittsburgh for a few years, and there are pierogis everywhere. We were craving them and heard about All Pierogi Kitchen, so we decided to try! It was pretty busy for an early Saturday evening, but we only waited for a few minutes before grabbing a seat. There was only one server for the restaurant, but she was so friendly and efficient! My husband and I wanted to try a few things, so we started with the red borscht. It was really good, and I would definitely get it again. We also had the 12 pierogi plate, which we got fried. You can have up to three flavors, and we chose plain potato, beef and potato, and potato and onion. They were delicious!! We also got the double kielbasa plate with one smoked and one fresh sausage. We enjoyed both, but the smoked one was our favorite! Portions are quite generous, so we took a lot of it home. It reheated well the next day. We also shopped around at the little market to buy some goodies after dinner. We absolutely would return to this unique gem of a place!

Cute place. As you enter you go into the market. Turn to the left and you enter the restaurant. Little dark but clean, neat organized. Lively discussions and low background music make it a family feel. Service was quick, efficient, smiling and nice. Even when most busy and place was packed. Cup of chicken noodle soup- really good. Like homemade. Excellent. Got the sausage plate. Kielbasa smoked Real snap to the skin, pan fried Slightly Smokey Nice texture, very dense and meaty Liked the cake of sauerkraut- was pretty mild not too spicy or sour Little cups of sour cream and fried onions- didn't really try much- Pierogie - all pan fried. Slightly browned. Just barely crispy in spots. Dough little on thick side, which is good Just like the eastern PA church ladies used to make. potato cheddar- nicely mixed amount of both. Just a tad of zing Sauerkraut potato- little less zing than the straight up sauerkraut cake. Potatoes mushroom- potato is the star with a hint of mushroom to add interest . 2 slices of poppy seed roll to go.

This place reminds me of my grandmother's kitchen. They have a lot of traditional products, they also have a cafe side where you can dine in. I shopped the market and got a good variety of pierogis and some sausage, kielbasa, and one of my favorite things Hruschiki which is basically like a fried dough with powdered sugar on top. They are crispy like wontons almost. And the pierogis were SO GOOD. This place also carries specialty items around the holidays. Very reasonable as well.

"The Ukraine is weak.  It's feeble.  I think it's time to put the hurt on the Ukraine..." -Cosmo Kramer I thought it was a Polish restaurant, but it's Ukrainian. They share a border so it's all good. I should have stopped at 12 pierogi, but I've never tried dessert ones. Now I know... not a fan. The maple syrup drizzle on blueberry pierogi threw me. Not sure why, because I like it on blueberry pancakes. My wife ordered the kielbasa, sauerkraut with bread and butter, but she received the schnitzel. We were embroiled in a deep conversation with her cousin, otherwise, she probably would have said something. Our friend makes better schnitzel and the Polish Festival makes better pierogi. We probably won't be welcome in the Ukraine anytime soon, but that's okay, we're going to look for accommodations in Poland.

Friendly and so tasty!!! Warm and inviting with upbeat music!!! This is a must try eatery. I sure wish I lived close.

Very quaint hole in the wall that's easy to drive by but shouldn't be passed up! Half grocery store/take home and half restaurant, All Pierogi is an unique spot if you're looking for authentic, scratch made Ukranian food. I was excited to try the cabbage rolls, but despite having a good proportion of cabbage to pork/rice filling, it tasty way too salty. Definitely would come back for the Napoleon cake and honey cake though. The labor of love thay goes into them are worth the drive!

We stopped in for lunch and the food was amazing! We tried multiple items and everything was super fresh and authentic!! Just like my family used to make! The staff was also amazing!! Our server offered great suggestions for wine and beer as none were domestic or from here and she was also super friendly! The market attached to the restaurant was full of treasures and offered lots of options for taking home to enjoy later. If you are ever in the area, you should definitely check this place out!!

This place is so good! The menu is full of traditional food at reasonable prices, and the atmosphere makes you feel like you are in a little restaurant in Poland. Everything I tried was absolutely delicious! You can also get groceries from that region of Europe in the little attached grocery store. If you like the pierogi or golabke made in this restaurant, they sell frozen versions to take and make.

It started with excellent service. This was our first time and we wanted to try some stuff and were definitely ok with leftovers. From the soup and side to the dinner plates and dessert, we loved everything about the place. We also enjoyed walking through the little market on the other side. When we are on that side of the Valley again, we will definitely return! The cheese and potato pierogis were my favorite and my mom loved the schnitzel plate best. (I also really liked that one too!)

Friendly service and quick pick up! Ordered a pierogi and potato pancake plate for lunch online via their own website and it was ready at the time we chose. Seems like a family run establishment. Casual ambiance with the restaurant on one side and a small grocery store on the other side. Our food was delicious - people are all about the pierogis (get it fried) but our faves were the potato pancakes & kielbasa (smoked sausage). Personally found the fillings in the pierogis a bit mushy but enjoyed the outside of the dumplings - I might just be too used to Asian dumplings. The dish came with a refreshing side salad. We also ordered a kielbasa dill pickle soup. Very hearty and delicious. Also a bit pricey but good portion sizes and this food is not common to find in AZ! Would return!

This is my favorite place. The dill pickle soup and the potato salad is my favorite. I think the pierogis are wonderful. I like them with sauerkraut. The apple ones are great for desert. The Polish beer is so good.

My favorite place when I'm craving a piece of my Ukrainian culture. They have a wonderful wholesome family vibe here that reminds me of my own. Great comfort food I love all the 12 choices for pierogies and they have delicious soup as well! The ambience is unbeatable and the service is amazing! When it's busy around lunch and dinner time it can take a while to get food (about an hour or more) but it is well worth the wait. They also have a little market with some frozen foods and treats. I will always stop in whenever I'm in the area! You won't find pierogies this good anywhere else!

I have wanted to eat at this place for a while, but never made it until tonight. An ex colleague recommended meeting there and I jumped on it. Wow, just wow. The food was truly amazing. I had the Sample Plate, kielbasa, beef Cabbage Roll with mushroom sauce, and of course Pierogis. The cabbage roll was tender and had lots of flavor, the kielbasa was excellent as well as the pierogis. We had dessert pierogis that were delicious and I highly recommend giving them a try. Service was good, when we arrived not many people were in the small restaurant, even as people arrived service stayed steady. Ambiance was warm like being at your grandparents home. There is an Eastern European market next to the restaurant that is part of place. The have frozen cabbage rolls as well as frozen pierogis and other items. I will be back!

This is one of my favorite restaurants, anywhere in the world! And look at my feed. I travel. I want to try all their food items. But I can't get my fix of the pierogis. Thanks to my family for ordering other items I can try. Their wines are worth trying too. And shout out for the new wooden menus. Very classy.

The restaurant was clean and nicely decorated. The staff was very friendly. The food was good, but I wish they heated their plates, as my potatoes were almost cold when they arrived at my table. There are definitely more items on the menu that we may go back to try. We ordered the Schnitzel with roasted potatoes and the combo platter (cabbage roll). The Schnitzel does not taste like a German or Austrian Schnitzel, as the seasoning used is different. Each entree comes with a small house salad. The restaurant also has a small grocery store attached with various European food, teas and coffees. It's definitely worth checking out if you have never been there.

Went here with my family aged 13 to 82. Everyone found something on the menu they thoroughly enjoyed. We shared the Angel Wings for dessert! Mesa is lucky to have this place where you can get things that are not available anywhere else. We tried the fresh kielbasa and the smoked kielbasa. They were both amazing and we brought home some fresh kielbasa from their little market next door.

Authentic food that was amazing. We got several kinds of pierogis and all were delicious. Nice staff who knew their stuff. Cute little place!

As always the atmosphere and food was amazing! Our server Ina was very attentive and friendly. Cabbage rolls are out of this world!!

What a neat little place. Great service and tasty food. I can't wait to branch out and try some more items off of the menu.

5/11/24: yep, still an awesome place to eat! Looks like my last review was 12/10/18, but we've been back a time or two since then for sure. Our latest visit was this particular Saturday, for an early dinner. Our server, Svitlana, was at our table almost immediately, and she continually checked in on us, ensuring we had everything we wanted / needed. They still do their salads in little juice glasses, the smoked kielbasa soup was hot (temp wise) with a little bit of spice to it, and their little loaf of bread was excellent. My sister ordered the surprise me pierogi plate to share, plus the polish dinner. I ordered the schnitzel plate. We both laughed when the dinners came out because when I ordered the schnitzel I was thinking of the German spaetzle dish, so I was like "what the heck is this?" - then I Googled it and realized my error. Regardless, the schnitzel was good and they had a lovely tasting gravy with it, I skipped the peas (still don't like 'em!), but the potatoes that came with it were excellently seasoned and baked to perfection. If you have nice tried All Pierogi Kitchen, you are missing out.

I love a great bowl of homemade soup ! And more.. My friend and I came for a luncheon . She had the pickle soup and I had the borscht . She was raving at the flavor and fresh dill. Huge pieces of kielbasa too! A must when you come here. Yes it sounds a little odd, but try it... if you love garlic, pickles and dill, you'll love this soup . I had a half order (6) mixed pierogis. I do not eat pork but they had potato and cheese and mushroom so my dietary restriction posed no challenge here. The pierogis come either fried or boiled and are in the universal dumpling shape. They are so good! Filling and warm and delish all the way around. I did bend the elbow to add a little salt but other than that, yum! The decor is polish/ukraine kitch which I love. The flowers at the tables are fresh and just sweet enough to be adorable. Service is prompt and efficient, if not New York City abrupt, but the flip side is you get great food at a good price and promptly served. Did I say delicious? Yup that too! So if you're wondering what to try, I suggest this spot as the food is awesome !

Best soup in Arizona! I don't know much about pierogis - our group tried them and they were delicious. I do know a lot about soup, and I order soup in just about every restaurant I go to. The Smoked Kielbasa Dill Pickle Soup is by far the best soup I have ever had in an AZ restaurant. It has a true depth of flavor, and is so hearty and comforting. The restaurant and market area are clean and inviting and the staff (Lana was so kind) is welcoming and helpful. Visit, enjoy, a true gem!

One of the best restaurant experiences I've had in a long time. The food was fantastic! The red borscht was really wonderful, and the pierogi did not disappoint. The honey cake was absolutely divine, it is one of the best desserts I've had ever from a restaurant. Our waitress was helpful and kind and made us feel very welcome. The restaurant was small and cozy. We went on a weeknight and It was busy but not too crowded. We are so grateful that they gave us such a wonderful dinner and we look forward to coming back.

The employees here were so kind. They helped my mom find candy for her students from Ukraine and our food was awesome. Huge portions! The artwork and music was really awesome, great location. The market is so cute with a wide selection.

First time here. Recommended by my date and I have always wanted to try. Definitely will be back. Their pierogi's can be steamed for fried. I prefer fried. They have several flavors to choose from even dessert flavors. Their cabbage rolls I highly recommend. Service is fast from taking order to providing our dishes. So good.

Wow ~ Great Amounts of Food and Great Taste. A little expensive for lunch but holy cow portions were huge. Good Service ~ Odd little sitting area in a Euro Shop. Taste was authentic and fantastic. I will be back.

Lunchtime on a Monday. It's hard to imagine how one of the best restaurants in Phoenix is only half full, but maybe I shouldn't advertise All Pierogi too much. Sometimes it's better to keep secrets to yourself. This is a cozy diner, not unlike many of the places I'd seek out in Europe. Food was excellent although hard to compare. From the reviews I'll take this as authentic. Delicious. Very fast service, btw.

Ordered the cabbage roll, schnitzel, perogies and potatoes pancakes. Super under impressed with the taste and value for the money. Cabbage roll was yummy but such a small portion. Other items paled in comparison to other bohemian restaurants I've been to.

I recommend this place! It's perfect for dinner. You can find here original dishes from Poland. The Pierogies are made on site by hand. Fantastic quality and taste. fantastic quality and taste. Update: a few years later, and we can finally make it back. Our waitress was just amazing. She was joking with us made some great recommendations. The pierogies are clearly fresh and not coming out of the deep freezer.. the honey cake is moist, rich, delicate, decadent, and most definitely shareable. Comes with a very small scoop of ice cream which is good but the cake is just amazing. It's not a large place and it's attached to a Market.. we got a few things from around the world to try like some chocolate a couple beverages. Definitely a place we will go back to.

Simply AMAZING! The ambiance is lovely - welcoming and feels almost like being in the home of a friend. Super clean cozy. And the food is absolutely DELICIOUS...perfect portions, and really fresh. We had bread to start - warm with olive oil, salt and pepper. I had the #2 lunch special - smoked kielbasa (incredible flavor) with cheddar potato pierogies, warm mild saurkraut... I to stop myself from licking the plate. My husband had #4 schnitzel with mashed potatoes. Fabulous. Honey cake topped it all off. WOW! We'll be back!

My wife and I absolutely love this place. It reminds us of authentic meals in Eastern Europe (ie Ukraine). Delicious borscht and veranyky. Love the market too with all Eastern European products.

Service was great - our receipt says their name was Vesna, she was very nice, helpful and was doing quite a bit around the dining area. Restaurant was a nice, cozy, calmly lit place with music playing at a pleasant volume, it was very nice to listen to. My husband and I each got a spicy bloody mary, which were great! Then we both got the Sampler Plate - with beef cabbage wrap with mushroom sauce, smoked kielbasa, 6 perogies (2 cheddar potato, 2 sauerkraut mushroom, 2 cheddar jalapeño). Sides of sauerkraut, caramelized onions & sour cream. Every bite was fantastic, with the sauerkraut mushroom perogies being out favorite of the bunch! Can't wait to go back and try more! Got a few snack goodies from the attached store. Great selection, amazing prices. What a nice experience.

Authentic Polish food and deli Had a lot of items for purchase great deli meats , sausages and cheese's .

Excellent pierogi my favorites are the potato and sauerkraut. Their walnut nut bread is fantastic (just like my mom used to make). Service is very good and the ladies are also friendly. We also enjoy grabbing things from the market and the freezer section. Worth the trip just for homemade bread.

The best Eastern European food I've had...in my life! I've eaten many a pierogi but these were on another level! Service was warm and welcoming. We didn't want to leave! Felt like dining in a cozy hometown - we forgot we were in a strip mall! A must go.

Service was terrible. Sat 14 minutes before the waitress finally came. Never did try the food because walk out

Long ago, my friend got me hooked on homemade pierogi when his mother made us a fresh batch. We found this market on Yelp and decided to check it out. Omg! We ordered takeout from the restaurant and had trouble deciding what to order because it all sounds delicious. They have pierogis of all kinds of flavors. To top it off, they serve savory and sweet pierogis! We ordered 6 different type of savory pierogi, 3 sweet pierogis, meatballs, cabbage rolls and potato pancakes. We left with enough food to feed a small army. To make it better, we got to shop in the market for other items to take home. They have an entire freezer of pierogi, dumplings, rolls, sausage, and cakes. We also bought some homemade cookies. There's an area of jarred food preserved with sauerkraut, beets, squash, sauces and probably anything you could imagine. And don't forget to check out the authentic candy options too. The staff here was so genuine and friendly. Loved how helpful the lady at the counter was. The restaurant was bustling with happy customers and was pretty packed for a Sunday dinner service. Very family-like atmosphere like you were eating at your Ukrainian friend's home. Lots of Polish items here as well. It smelled wonderful inside the restaurant. Such an amazing little restaurant and market. We'll have to add this to our regular takeout places in the future

I have been wanting to try All Pierogi Kitchen for years, and when my friend suggested going on New Year's Eve for lunch, I was happy to check it out. I had no idea until I went online that this restaurant is owned by a Ukrainian family. When I heard "pierogi," I just assumed it was a Polish restaurant. They do have a variety of Polish and Ukrainian grocery items in the market. When we arrived at 1 pm, we were the only ones there. The smallish restaurant filled up very quickly from 1 to 2 pm. They do take reservations, which are recommended during busy times. The menu is very large, with many types of pierogis to choose from. I had the 6 pierogi plate with 2 of the potato-mushroom, 2 farm cheese-potato (farm cheese is like a ricotta cheese), and 2 farm cheese-chive. I tried my pierogis fried and my dining partners tried theirs boiled. The fried is not "deep fried." They are very lightly fried in a pan. Delicious! You are allowed to try up to 3 types of pierogis per plate. I also had the "small" bowl of borscht, which turned out to be a very generous bowl of borscht, served with a dallop of sour cream. The borscht was fantastic! I had iced tea to drink, and received a free refill of the iced tea. It had just the right strength for me and was cold and refreshing. My boyfriend tried the sausage plate, which was kielbasa sausage, served with a small salad in a glass cup (first time I've ever seen that!), and cheddar-potato pierogies. My friend tried the 6 pierogi plate, a bowl of borscht, and also got a take out order of the beef stew, served with potato pancakes. We all really enjoyed our meals. The market was very well organized, with all the products perfectly lined up on the shelves. The reason for 4 instead of 5 stars? Several of the products we looked at were expired, some in November, 2022. Be careful if you make a food purchase from the market.

The cabbage rolls were delicious, the pierogi were perfect, the borscht tastes just like how my mom used to make, and the meatballs were some of the best I've ever had. The food was just like home. The service was great too--friendly and attentive. Highly recommend this place if you're looking for a COZY meal with fantastic comfort food. Everything is also very reasonably priced- entrees come with salads too. There's also a market on the other side! Lots of frozen goods, pickled veggies, and so many desserts

Didn't like the food service was good and very pleasant. I was trying something new and just didn't like the flavor.

I've been going here for years. Wonderful pierogis and a great variety. Lots of good schnitzel and sausages.

Beyond delicious and you can take them to make at home later in the little shop attached to the restaurant. You can see them making them fresh in the back from the dinning room.

Awesome food. Real Polish cuisine and staff. Great little market is attached. Combo plates are like real Polish home cooking.

Have ordered pickup twice and will likely not do it again. They seem to be heavy on vegetables and meat stews lack meat. Today the beef stew had two pieces of meat. Both were small bites. Turned out for the best as it was very overdone and chewy, and not the tender, fall apart texture you'd expect from the dish. The chicken soup was all broth and noodles and a scoop of carrots at the bottom of the container. Their salads are great and food has good flavor, but I find the quality/quantity is not aligned with the price.

I've purchased from their deli and the smokes sausage was great plus the variety of pierogis they offer. I most liked the sauerkraut and potato ones. I have eaten in their restaurant and had a variety of dishes that I enjoyed except the salad has a lot to be desired. But who goes there for salad would prefer a cut of soup instead. I will go back as I have several times.