Babcia's Pierogi

Starting with the pierogi trio, it provided a satisfying array of flavors, loved all the sour cream on the side! Hope to try the dessert pierogis someday! The goulash was the star of my meal! Goulash is a dish that relies heavily on the slow-cooking process to develop rich flavors, and it seems Babcias pierogis nails it in this department. The meat and well-balanced spices likely make it a standout dish on the menu. However, the golabki falls short of my expectations as it was under seasoned. The Golumbki, stuffed cabbage rolls, should ideally be bursting with flavor from the meat filling and the sauce. The lack of seasoning might result in a bland taste and a missed opportunity to fully enjoy this classic dish. But with a combined bite of the goulash I did eat all of the golumbki. The service was good and the ambiance is made up of whatever is happing at the broadway market which can be quiet, low-key, and a little eerie, but it can also be loud, busy, and eventful! Depends when you go! Overall, I will be visiting again!

My kids school sells these frozen monstrosities. They look like they are made of cardboard, and taste like cardboard. I see the owner has no common sense and blames the poor flavor on the way people prepare them! What? Simmering till they float, then frying in butter/oil... then they still go straight into the trash. $12 for 6...

This place has excellent service with 27 wonderful flavors of perogies. My own personal favorites were the loaded potato and buffalo chicken perogies. Make sure to get an apple cider slushie! Friendly customer service, bring your family and friends!

Can't visit the Broadway market without hitting up Babacia's! If you are confused by all the different choices just get a trio combo and either pick what sounds good or go with what the guy behind the counter suggests... You won't be disappointed. Ended up buying a bunch to take home and try cooking on my latest visit as we didn't have a lot of time to sit and eat, will see how they turn out, but as a bonus we got to go see how they make the pierogis and it's pretty wild.... Might just ask if I can take a whole barrel home with me next time 😁

I bought Babcia pierogi for Easter this year. I had heard good things about them. I grew up on pierogi thanks to my Polish Gran. I made dinner with them as the main course. We started to eat them and everyone agreed they were awful. The dough and filling had no flavor, the dough was like eating cardboard. I threw them all in the garbage and had to make a new main course for Easter dinner. I will never buy them again. I will stick to the brands I have always used.

Just had your product for the first time at Taste Of Buffalo. Your stuffed banana pepper and chicken pierogis deserve 10 stars ⭐️. The filling was outstanding . Just spicy enough and the chicken sausage over the top with that sauce. Best product I personally had today.

I was unable to make it to our annual visit to the Broadway market. We love getting pierogies! My daughter was able to go and I was so excited she brought home your pierogies. I'm so sorry but very disappointed! The filling was great but the dough, not so much! It tasted like cardboard! I know you put a lot work into them but the dough needs improvement.

Ample parking in free parking ramp. Delicious Polish food. You can get it cooked for immediate consumption or you can buy frozen for later enjoyment. The pierogies were delicious, just like I used to make with my Mom, daughter, and granddaughter! The staff was so nice and friendly too. I definitely will be going back! All the deliciousness without all the work. Heaven!!!!

at the taste of buffalo this past weekend, enjoyed their sausage, asiago and spinach pierogi. non-traditional, i know, but all ingredients that i really like. delicious! i was able to actually taste the asiago, one of my favorite cheeses, so there had to be a substantial amount of that in there. too often i've had something with asiago cheese (allegedly) in it, but not discernible. Sausage had a bit of a kick to it, but wasn't hot. there are plenty of opportunities to have traditional pierogi; i'm glad i wasn't bound by tradition.

Friendly service with tasty food at a decent price! Babcia's has a cute little "hut" at the Broadway Market. They make mostly "unconventional" Polish food, but it's darn tasty. They offer a variety of pierogies ranging from traditional kraut and farmer's cheese to twice baked potato and apple pie. Amongst my group, we ordered two Polish tacos, two bombers (without buns), the Buffalo pierogi trio (stuffed banana pepper, buffalo wing and beef on weck), golumbki, a side of kapusta and a water for just under $60. Everyone really enjoyed their food. The Polish taco, which was chopped up kielbasa with sauerkraut, kapusta, horseradish sauce and Weber's mustard on naan bread was super filling, so filling that I had leftovers. Everything was hot and fresh and there was not a long wait to receive our food after ordering.

Called to inquire about an order, owner was rude and hung up on me. Never going to buy from them again.

Starting with the pierogi trio, it provided a satisfying array of flavors, loved all the sour cream on the side! Hope to try the dessert pierogis someday! The goulash was the star of my meal! Goulash is a dish that relies heavily on the slow-cooking process to develop rich flavors, and it seems Babcias pierogis nails it in this department. The meat and well-balanced spices likely make it a standout dish on the menu. However, the golabki falls short of my expectations as it was under seasoned. The Golumbki, stuffed cabbage rolls, should ideally be bursting with flavor from the meat filling and the sauce. The lack of seasoning might result in a bland taste and a missed opportunity to fully enjoy this classic dish. But with a combined bite of the goulash I did eat all of the golumbki. The service was good and the ambiance is made up of whatever is happing at the broadway market which can be quiet, low-key, and a little eerie, but it can also be loud, busy, and eventful! Depends when you go! Overall, I will be visiting again!

Okay I'm a little late on this one but I got the Ruben pierogis at the fair this year and they were good. These are literal perfection. The lady running the cash register was also so sweet.

Babcia, Babcia Where did our love go? You don't make me Pierogies You don't make them no more That was by Diana Ross and the Supremely Good Pierogies. They have an amazing selection of innovative pierogi and the original kind are actually really good. It's just about a 5-star rating especially considering how lovely and enthusiastic and genuine the people making the stuff were. The prices are okay and everything I tried was really good. If you like pierogi you will like this a lot more than the ridiculous stuff served at places like Betty Crockski truck or whatever. At least you should, but there's no accounting for taste. Also I have a crush on the girl working here. But don't tell her. Oh wait I just wrote it on Yelp. Never mind. Damn. OK how do I edit this review. Anyone. No-one. Nobody. No. OK.

This is hands down the worst polish food I've ever had. I preordered for a fundraiser through a church in Hamburg. The "sweet and sour cabbage" is a hunk of canned red cabbage, the pierogi is basically dough. The golumbki is somewhat decent but definitely never doing this again.

I'm not a pierogi expert in any way. But I'm working my way through the various options in Buffalo slowly. Today I stopped here on an impulse. I came to the market with our local musician and yelper Fox. We came to see what "fat Tuesday" was like here. On the way out, so right near the Broadway entrance, is this small stand. They sell a ton of variety frozen and make per page 9 flavors for you there. You can buy them one at a time or three to a set. I'd do a set of three. They come with sauces. The sets cost $6 +tax. I think they also make burgers if you like, but I'd go for the pierogis.

Babcia's pieorgies does a great job with: - coming up with unique fillings - presentation - customer service - price is fair - size is good There are only two downsides, both which I experienced today when I had their Buffalo Trio at the Erie County Fair, and a year ago when I bought their pierogies from their shop. The dough is too dense in my opinion, and the filling is not thick enough. The first time I bought some of their pierogies frozen and cooked at home, I gave them the benefit of the doubt that maybe they got freezer burned or that I cooked them wrong because the dough was tough, but today when THEY cooked them it was the same, so must be either the dough recipe or that the dough is not rolled down thin enough. Also both times the fillings just oozed out as soon as I cut the pierogi, and then it becomes flat, having to scoop back up the filling with the dough. I don't want to discourage others from trying Babcia's, as I think people should give them a chance for their unique flavors, but I make pierogies myself so I'm very critical. I also eat a lot of pierogies from different places and I have never had pierogies with such a dense dough. It may however be my personal preference, so I encourage others to still give them a try.

Babcias a Broadway Market staple, I stopped in here the other day with my mom and I needed some Pierogies! I got a three pack (3 of whatever you want) for $7 a fair price and I chose Farmer cheese and scallion, breakfast scramble, and sweet cheese all with sauteed onion and light sour cream. I waited about seven minutes and dug in and they were super tasty. I especially liked the sweet cheese it was so good! The farmer cheese and scallion and breakfast scramble were also good with lots of flavor. The folks working at their stand were very friendly and accommodating and I appreciated that they allowed me to mix and match my pierogi choices rather than choose one of their preconstructed trios on their menu board. I believe they're open every day the market is open so this would be a good place to stop in for a quick bite during lunch or on the weekends. I enjoyed it! I think you will too.

Food is generally good, but my service was horrible this time around....I didn't receive what I was supposed to the 1st time I ordered so I called back & requested another order....they said call back when a manager is on after 4, which I did...order resent no problem ...when I get it it's burnt...r u fk kidding me now....now I'm just getting my $ back

I was skeptical on buying these but I'm glad I did! I first tried the Apple Pie through a fundraiser and it was like my grandmas homemade pierogies and apple pie had a baby - SO Good!! I then got the Farmers Cheese from the Broadway Market and my picky husband loved them too!! He keeps asking me to find more. ***Make sure you're properly cooking them, boil then pan fry*** My only issue was transferring them from the hot water to a pan, they became a little fragile so don't toss them around like the store bought frozen stuff.

Sweet n sour cabbage is terrible, and the pierogi were blah no taste, the polish taco was good, to bad it was at a polish festival, first time and last time.

This is hands down the best pierogi that I've eaten! I was gifted two packages of beef on weck flavor and they are so delicious. The taste is absolutely authentic beef on weck and the seasoning is perfect. I've had pierogies before where they attempt out of the box flavors and while good it's not exactly right - but in this case, it was better than what I expected! I'd rather have this than the actual sandwich any day. Looking at their menu they have so many fun flavors - jealous of those living nearby who can try them. I enjoyed these so much that I'm thinking of going to Buffalo the next time I'm in Toronto just to pick up more and try the apple pie and other flavors as they look amazing.

We live just shy of an hour drive and I was craving Babcia's pierogis and Camillia's smoked polish sausage. I hopped in the car with the girls and we went and got our fix. We couldn't order any freshly Cooked because of covid rules, but we did walk away with several bags for the freezer. Our favorite is the stuffed banana pepper. If you cook them the right way, boil first then fry in butter, oil and some onions they are amazeballs! The original flavors- potato, potato and cheese, cheese, kraut, etc are wonderful. The specialties all depend on your tastes. Yes they do tend to fall apart because they are homemade and not mass produced in a factory. Highly recommend them!

One word: YUCK! My youngest sister paid a small fortune buying the traditional pierogis stuffed with cheddar cheese and potato. She bought them at Easter time for me, my parents and our other sister. All I can say is they were disgusting and none of us could eat them. They were so very dry, heavy and doughy with hardly any filling in them. What little filling there was did NOT taste like cheese or remotely like potatoes. Our family is Polish and German so we know how pierogis should actually taste. These Babcia things were a disgrace.

Never again. Bought two dozen pierogi and half had to be thrown away. They were so frozen together that we couldn't separate before boiling. They weren't even in the water for the full amount of time , given on the package, and they completely fell apart. Not the first time this has happened. For the price they charge, product is sub par. Better off making my own .

Tried their pierogi for the first time today at the broadway market and I have one word for them: AMAZING. The line is long with it is beyond worth it. My husband and I got the buffalo trio- three pierogi for $7.00. It comes with a buffalo chicken wing version, a beef on weck version, and a stuffed banana pepper version, each coming with their own individual sauce. They were all fantastic. I really enjoyed the banana pepper one. The service was friendly. They deliver on Uber eats. And they are open at the market during market hours. I cannot wait to go back and eat more of their tasty pierogi- next up is going to the dessert version for us I think!

Do not insert foot into mouth the wife I thought was his (husband) mom - thank goodness I did not say anything! She is not at all happy and fails to ever smile so this does don't make business enjoyable Yes, some folks are quiet but she oddly so and you can't be this way in a business Product - to me pricey but it was pure raw dough We did not by them prepared at the market but to go & something was wrong with that dough Sorry many other places to buy

Babcia, this is not for me. You don't boil your pierogi. You market raw dough. Thank god for K Sisters and I miss Ellie's Deli so much.

I can not say enough good things about Babcias Pierogi! Getting into the buffalo spirit of Easter I took a trip to the broadway market. After walking around for a hour or so I decided I could not leave without buying some pierogis to take home. I came across a lovely woman that was selling Babcias Pierogi, ended up buying 4 bags! She went over instructions with me on how to cook them and how to store them! My fiancé cooked some up tonight for dinner and they were phenomenal!

So my church paired up with Babcia's to offer pierogi during this virus. Great idea I thought. Church would make some money as well. I placed an order for pierogi, golumbki, bbq burgers, lazy pierogi. I have not tried the pierogi yet but everything else was pretty yuck. They errored and gave me extra bbq burgers instead of my golumbki. The burgers were kind of nasty. They simply had a small amount of sauce simply placed on top, ( maybe a 1/2 teaspoon if that) so they were dry and tastless-- not true bbq burgers cooked in sauce. The lazy pierogi was the same bland and Tasteless! Nothing like homemade! Yuck!

We had the stuffed jalapeño pierogi. The worst pierogi I've ever had. Dough was like cardboard and filling was completely tasteless.

Babcias Pierogis are amazing. Lots of different flavours, all good, all delicious, all full of love, and wrapped up in a tasty dough. I've had the pleasure of having lived in Poland & Germany, and while over there, I became addicted to Piergoi. They're so easy to find over there - little stands all over Krakow and Warsaw where for less than the equivalent of $5 you can get half a dozen tasty pierogi with all different types of fillings and tada, lunch/dinner is served! So upon moving back to the US, I started craving for Pierogi. Frozen Mrs.T's Pierogis just weren't doing it for me, so I started hunting around. You can imagine my horror at going to a place like Ru's on Niagara Street and shelling out nearly $20 for the same thing that cost me $5 in Krakow. But I'm not in Poland, so I chalked it up to being on the wrong side of the ocean. I did sample a few other local brands that I found in a few of the local grocery stores, but I wasn't happy with what I found. All of them came pre-boiled, which warped their taste and texture. In my quest for pierogi, I went down to the Broadway market - it's the center of polish culture here in Buffalo, so SURELY Pieorgi will be found! And alas I was right! Babcias Pierogis are amazing. Overflowing with stuffing (which can be a bit of a problem when you're trying to pan fry them) with a stable but delicate enough dough (it's not like you're chewing through a pizza crust). I felt like I was back in Poland. It was a great find. The staff/owners are really nice and actually seem to want to make sure you're happy with your purchase. Thanks Babcia :) Also, on a side note, in Poland the frozen Pierogis that are made in some wonderful grandmother's kitchen and that are sold in quaint marketplaces in the city centre are NEVER precooked. You really don't want to buy pre-boiled frozen Pierogi (as I found out the hard way, that's the trend over here). It adds a lot of water weight, and it tends to ruin the texture in the final product when you go to reheat it. It'd be like pre-boiling spaghetti, freezing it, and then recooking it. Yech. I don't care what any vendor tells you, don't buy it pre-cooked.

My family purchased stuffed pepper and farmer cheese pierogies from the stand at the broadway market. The lady at the stand said that these pierogis were the best in Western New York. We've never had Babcias Pierogi's before and I must say we were extremely disappointed. We cooked them up for Easter Dinner and I would have to say that these pierogis ruined the rest of my dinner. We fried them in butter and with onion and when we bit into them and it was like the dough tasted like we were eating a pie. The filling for the farmers cheese pierogis wasn't sweet and it was really watery. Im having a hard time understanding to how they are entered into the Buffalo Pierogi Fest this year. Save your money folks, you're better off making them homemade or going elsewhere.