Pierogi Market Place

Pretty good, but once I got home, I only received half of my order. I tried calling them, but no one answered. It just rang and rang.

The meat and ruski pierogi were both delicious.

Wow! So delicious! This is the best place to get home quality Polish cooking. The pork chop EXCELLENT!

They have some excellent polish beers and a czech pivo. The frozen perogies are very good and the kielbasa is some of the best I've ever had. I really enjoy buying good food from this place.

The Staff were very kind. Plus, lots of Polish food. The employee parking was covered with trash bags. I got a taste test and one of their food was undercooked. The bathroom was flooded and gross. The overall atmosphere was unclean. Seeing how the employees treat their working environment makes me wonder how they handle the product. From appearance it looks to be a contaminant hazard. Very disconcerting. Would never recommend this place.

Really good perogies! It was nice having some yummy Homeland food! Had my first strawberry perogies- the. Best. And of course kvas and all that. Service was quick and good!

Very interesting Polish marketplace. Grew up with some Polish influences but was totally unprepared for the enormous selection of Polish foods available in this tiny market.

This was our favorite food that we ate in Key West. The pistachio truffles were great on our travels across the gulf ad well.

I was surprised with a gift of birthday pierogies and potato pancakes. The flavors and textures were great. I'm used to a thicker, crunchier potato pancake but this version was scrumptious in its own velvety texture and flavor. The mushroom and saurkraut pierogies were really good

A hole in the wall place with a large select of prepared food and food products. It was a nice find for something different in Key West.

This is a little Polish hidden gem in the Key West ! The place is filled with a ton of Polish products ranging from candy to canned meats as well as many beers to choose from! They also serve hot food but after asking for some things they said they didn't have them and only had few things which was very disappointing. Seems like they don't update the menu availability at all you just have to hope for the best that what you're looking for is available the day you go. Their food menu is pretty decent with a lot of different dish which are staples of Polish cuisine. I would definitely come back here again to see what hot food is available and get some Polish groceries.

Great food and service - authentic polish food in paradise ! This is a must stop every time we're in Key West

Something like a three or four, this Euro grocery gets. The kitchen was closed up for summer or Covid or whatever but you could pretty much make anything you want from the really cool International foodstuffs on offer. Interesting selections of beers, condiments, chocolates and candies, all sorts of really cool stuffs. We ended up grabbing up some perogies, a few beers, lots of chocolates, and enjoyed our own little Euro Trip party in the crib. Fun fun; it's not all conch chowder, hog fish, and lobster in the Keys.

I hate to be the person who leaves a bad review for a place that has a huge menu on their front porch but doesn't serve food, but that's what this is. I walked all the way here from my hotel hoping for some delicious polish food and was excited that the place was open and had a nice menu right out front. We decided what we wanted, walked in ready to order, only to be told that they aren't serving food. Why in the world have a giant menu out front then? I mean this is really irritating. I asked when they would be open again and the lady said she didn't know.

What a great find! It's nice to have a Polish grocery shop in town. Sadly, the cafe was closed for the summer. I would really like to try them when they open again. The market offers a fun selection of items. I was going through the aisles and looking at everything. Ended up buying the potato & cheese pierogis and a bunch of chocolates. Yum!

Teach your lady who working for you that when she forget item( sausage) need to apologize and give me the item bc I pay for that.Do you think I gonna scam you for 5$ 2 sausages do you think after 4 years coming to your place is good to be kick about bc I need what I pay I working with ppl everyday in the restaurant I managing place come to me to give you 5$ please

Walked a mile just to find out this place only sells FROZEN pierogis. They said they won't be making and selling them until maybe October 2022. Super disappointed. They do have a nicely stocked polish store but that's not why I stopped by.

Steer clear and head for open water. These people must moonlight at the gates of hell. Being of polish decent I was excited to find this a few blocks from the AirBnB, hoping I could rely on it for lunch. They seemed very surprised to have customers and were out of several items. Although the pierogis did seem to be homemade, everything else was caked in dust and appeared as if it's hay-day had long past. The (possible) owners made the experience as transactional as they could and appeared to want us gone once our pierogis were done. There is a for sale sign in front, and for their sake, I hope it sells. They don't seem happy nor do they want anyone happy.

Pierogis are worth stopping for! First visit and we will be back. Had the potato and cheese pierogis and was please with their size and taste. Was disappointed that they didn't have blintzes today though.

Good stuff here and surprisingly affordable. Well done Polish Market. Want to try much more.

In LOVE with this place. Having a Polish grandmother it is as close to her food as possible. Amazing food ! The stuffed cabbage is incredible!

Umm... pierogi. Go for the cheese and potato variety. Grab a cold beer inside, but be forewarned. 3 is all it takes to kill your hunger. For a family of 4, 12 should do it. The place feels like a neighborhood spot from up north, that was ripped and moved down to FL. Don't let the 'funky' locale fool you, they've got the goods.

Valerie W. teased me for coming here and said I'm probably the only person who'd seek out and find Polish goodies on a tropical vacation. It's a badge I'm proud to wear. The shit is legit! The shop itself is a bit small, but it's packed with tons of cookies, juices, spices and other favorites from the Eastern Bloc! They have a nice selection of smoked meats and cheeses near the register, too. But the kitchen is what you need to come for! An hour after the shop opens, a small window on the side opens and the kitchen starts churning out some of the best pierogi I've found in the US. I ordered a dozen cheese/potato and a dozen meat. They even have sour cream available there, so I didn't have to stop anywhere before going back to my friends' place and digging in. I know Polish cuisine might be odd in the Keys, but you need to make a stop here!

Dropped in to grab some pierogies for lunch, as I read this place was a hidden gem. I got the kraut and mushroom. They were super delicious. Enjoyed a nice Polish beer to go with. So glad I stopped by. Definitely recommend if you enjoy homemade pierogies.

They have wonderful menu with real polish dishes Boczek Myskiwski( hunter bacon ) Combo come with dessert Indoor market has good selection of can goods, sweets, drinks, and sausages. Not your ordinary fare for Key West

Y U M!! This place is such a gem in Key West. It's run by a Polish family and it's not much bigger than your average bedroom size, but it's chock full of authentic sweets, sausages, pierogis, and canned goods. We grabbed a few packages of the homemade frozen pierogis and cooked them up at home. You don't know what you're missing if you're eating pierogis from your local chain grocery store. Now I'm back home in Buffalo, NY and craving these like nobody's business. What have I done to myself?!

Walked by on vacation my wife and I noticed this oddity. A polish market...in key west?! Being of polish descent I had to stop in for a taste. So glad we did. The pierogies were delicious...tasted as if my grandmother made it. So good!

Best Polish Sausage in South Florida, if not all of Florida. The Polish food here is great as well as the Pierogi's. I wish there was a place like this in Miami, so I would not have to drive down to Key West to get great Polish Food. If in Key West and you like Eastern European food, this is the place to go.

Best Polish and Hungarian food I have had since Grandma cooked when I was younger. Close to the beach in Key West I wish it was bigger and had in door seating but food was . I had a beef stick this time excellent

We didn't see anything that we liked on the menu and we love pierogi. Language difficulties and indifference in employees attitude made us leave without food. Kinda sad because when you want a pierogi, you really want one.

They have so really good cold cuts, even some caviar and many Eastern European delicacies. We had the Polish plate special. The stuffed cabbage and the hunter stew were ok. Nothing to make you go back for that in particular, those get two stars. Otherwise, GREAT Polish deli, cheap beer and nice people.

The potato and cheese and meat pierogies were so delicious! I tried the kraut and mushroom and thought they were just okay, they had a strong flavor I hadn't anticipated. They were all soft and moist, and covered with little pieces of onions sautéed in some sort of fat that was absolutely delicious. It's a nice change if you get tired of Cuban and seafood!

Some friends and I were excited to have some delicious pierogis (I had talked the place up as I have been here before and had some delicious food). We showed up at around 5:30 pm and were told that the café was already closed even though their menu as well as yelp say the hours are until 7:00 pm during the week. If you are going to change your hours, then make it know.

The sales people were not friendly or responsive. There was one guy in front of me, and the sales guy kept talking to him even after the check-out. I understand that the Keys is a chill lifestyle place, but you have a paying customer waiting for you to stop yapping at the workplace. Maybe, I should have eaten all the ice-cream there and left. To say the least, there is a total lack of politeness. They look careless or even angry, and aren't accustomed to a civilized form of basic greeting, and appreciating the customers despite the very little traffic at the store. I felt more as I had bothered them than giving them business. Suggestion: Acknowledge your customers with a simple "Hello", and a "Thank you". It matters.

Great legit Polish food. Got the spinach pierogi, meat and cheese pierogi, kraut and meat pierogi, and blueberry pierogi (6 each, shared amongst a group). All were delicious, served boiled with sautéed onions on top and a healthy sized scoop of sour cream on the side. Accepts all major credit cards except American Express. Great place for authentic food and something different than your typical island fare.

First, let me state clearly at the start of my review that this review is ONLY for the take-out food window located on the left side of the porch (to the left of the store's door), and which is open for only considerably shorter hours than the market/store itself. The porch covers the ordering window, and also provides some makeshift stools that allow sitting at nearrow shelves built on the porch railing. I ordered a number of take out items from this place repeatedly across a recent 8-day stay in Key West at a nearby hotel. The menu for the take-out window is quite extensive, and offers quite a few foods from Eastern European countries. The quality of the food is quite good. However, in general, and largely due to the incredibly tiny kitchen space, it takes the staff quite a bit of time to prepare any one food item once it has been ordered, although most of the order window staffers make an effort to provide very accurate estimates regarding how long it will take to prepare the foods that were ordered; wait times of 10, 15, 20 and 25 minutes are not at all unusual, even at times when you are the only customer, and on days when they are crowded, well, wait times can be quite extraordinary! I stayed in Key West and visited this place during the off-season, aka the low season, in August of 2014, and during my 8-day stay in the area, the posted hours (on a large sign mounted on the porch near the take-out window) were stated as 11 AM through at least 7 PM pretty much every day, and these were also the hours that the staffers would recite if asked. The reality was far different, however, perhaps simply because it was the low season for Key West, and in reality, I NEVER found the take-out window open even by 11:30 or 11:40 AM on most days of my stay, and sometimes it was not open even at 12:30 PM or 1 PM. On several of the many days when the take-out window was still not open by about 45 minutes after the posted opening times, I would go inside the little store/market and ask the person at the counter if and when the take-out window was going to actually open. And, each time I did this, the check-out counter person acted a bit surprised, and a bit embarrassed, likely over the fact that the kitchen was not yet open, and then they would invariably grab a nearby cell phone and call someone and jabber in some kind of Eastern European language for about 30 seconds, after which they would put the phone down and tell me that if I were to come back in an hour, I would find the take-out window open, albeit quite belatedly! And yes, when I returned an hour or two later, I always did find the take-out window open! Most of the staff who work at the take-out window are quite helpful and pleasant. There is one exception, an older man who seems to not only have a very hard time understanding even the simplest English-language statements, but also seems to have very poor short-term memory retention, and some other major cognitive difficulties as well. The shop and take-out kitchen would really be doing themselves a major favor by keeping this older man away from any customer interactions at the take-out ordering window, but I suspect that he is part of the family that owns the place, and thus it may be very hard for them to actually put this rule of thumb into practice!

I was really excited to find this place. I took a walk here while my laundry was drying at the Marina. I tried the pierogi's from the cafe window. They were served the way by grandfather liked them, with sauted onions and sour cream. They weren't as good as I would have hoped for. I also had a Dadu ice cream. The market though is great. Full of Polish and other Eastern European goods. Pierogies and sausage. Cheese, butter, chocolate, cooking mixes. I wish I had brought a bag to pick up groceries in. If I am in Key West again I'll definitely stop by here again. I'll skip the cafe window, but do some grocery shopping.

Did not expect to find the best pierogis in the world in Key West Florida, but we did. Never go to the Keys without stopping here for dozen +

Amazing Pierogi! (Pierogi is the plural folks, stop adding an "s" at the end) We always order from here when we visit Key West. I'm Polish and very particular about my Pierogi, Mrs T's are never an acceptable option. Lol. We always get a few dozen of the potato and cheese and a mixed dozen of the mushroom and sauerkraut and the meat. They aren't the quickest, so it's always good to order ahead of time and pick up. They also aren't very friendly but since it's take out it's only a mild annoyance.

This is the real deal! Loved loved loved the stuffed cabbage rolls! Pierogis are off the hook! Definitely coming back here again!

We were excited to try this place upon reading reviews. My fiancé's family is Polish and we love a good pierogi. This place is authentic, no doubt about it. We got the potato and cheese pierogi and a side order of golabki (comes with 2 golabkis) and beet salad, which was basically pickled beets. The pierogis were good, but nothing special. It had a good amount of filling, say compared to the frozen pierogis you get at the supermarket. The beet salad was also good, but again, nothing special. Golabkis were not good at all. They had a tomato sauce on top, which I think ruined it. Tasted like it came out of a can. Good, not great. And of course, not like how his babci used to make them. But everyone has different variations on the recipe. However, we would like to come back to try more things on the menu. "The smell coming out of the kitchen reminded me of babci's apartment." So we will come back when we visit Key West and update the review upon trying more Polish goodies.

I'm Polish. This place is authentic! Just like my grandmother and mother used to make. Delicious stuffed cabbage, picked beets, mashed potatoes, potato and cheese and sauerkraut and mushroom pierogi. Super delicious! Great prices! Would have loved to try the kielbasa! Next time! Get yourself a carry-out and enjoy authentic Polish cuisine!

Nice. Never expected To have polish food in KW. My BF is polish so we decided to stop to get pierogies and stuffed cabbage and of course real polish beer. Excellent!! Give it a try even if you are not polish.

Tourist trap!!! I'm quite taken aback by the positive reviews here, as I've had a completely different and negative experience. I was so pleasantly overjoyed about finding a Polish deli/market upon briefly living in Key West. My mom was born in Poland and I've always been so proud of my heritage. I had such high expectations for this place, but I was simply stunned about the rude and brazen customer service. I was very friendly and excited about speaking Polish, and I exclaimed to the girl working the counter in the store how wonderful it was to find a place like this here and how much I missed Poland in Polish. She simply stared at me like a deer in headlights and didn't say a word to me while ringing up the few things I had picked out. Upon exiting the store, I went to the window to order pierogi in Polish, asking if I could say my order in Polish beforehand. I told the gentleman my order of half cheese/half sauerkraut pierogi and I also mentioned to him how wonderful it was to find a place like this and how much I missed Poland. He simply stated "Well this is why places like this exist." I mean, is that really how you should react to a customer? How about, "Thank you so much! I'm so happy you enjoy my store", or anything of that nature? My boyfriend and I took a seat outside waiting for our order, but then we decided we could really go for a cold beer. I was able to get the attention of the same gentleman a bit later, and I proceeded to order a Żywiec in Polish. His response was "You should have ordered the beer with the rest of your food!" I'm sorry, am I not a paying customer? I didn't realize there was a rule as to when I should order a beverage and if it really made a difference?! To make matters worse, the pierogi were incredibly disappointing, as I've had far better frozen pierogi from a supermarket. Additionally, I purchased a little bag of chips that I remembered eating in Poland when I was a little girl, and upon opening them and trying one, I promptly threw them in the trash. They were stale as could be, and I vowed to never return to this establishment again. The owners/workers of this deli/market should be ashamed of themselves. I may not be 100% born in Poland Polish, and my Polish speaking ability may not be perfect, but I try my best. This was one of the rudest customer service experiences I've ever come across, not to mention the most disappointing Polish food/store.

Excellent little Polish market, and picked up a stuffed cabbage dinner while I was there as well. Stuffed cabbage was really good, along with the fresh mashed potatoes. I also got some potato cheese pierogi and some mushroom and kraut pierogi, they were awesome! Best part is they had kolaczki cookies, however not fresh, but I still love them!

Stopped by to grab some pierogi and was very impressed. You get 6 for $5.49 or mix them for $5.99. We order a couple different ones and they were delicious. They also have a Polish Grocery store attached for fun candies and spices and such.

Stumbled across this place while walking to find some Cuban food. It had been a long while since I had true perogies. My impulse visit didn't let me down at all; after fumbling thru broken polish-english, the owner talked me into the 6 pack for starters. Great snack for the pedestrian life of Key West! Oh and yes my sweet tooth bought all kinds of polish chocolate cookies inside their grocery store.

Last year, I found this hidden gem while biking in the morning. I made sure to come back by the next day in the afternoon for lunch. Well hubby and kids were at the beach I slipped away and went to the market first. Upon entering I found veritable smorgasbord of everything Polish that you can imagine and some that I couldn't even. They have lots of fresh sausages and beans and all sorts of exotic can and jarred food types. They also have a great selection of European beers. I purchased the Zwytec. It has great flavor it's not too cold or too hoppy. The people inside are quiet but friendly. After making my purchases at the market I ordered some food for lunch fresh cooked for Okies smothered in onions. Talk about a delicious treat. My husband is a Polish dissent his grandmother actually came from Poland. So he is very specific about he wants a pirogi to taste like. These exceeded expectations and he was absolutely thrilled. This is our second trip to Key West and we made sure to stop in today we bought lots of prototypes to cook back at our resort and we also purchased some fresh sausages and some chocolates for the kids. We also made sure to get a sixpack of that fantastic Polish beer. I highly recommend that you stop in to the Polish market. Let them make you lunch or buy some food and take it back to your room and cook at yourselves for dinner. It is an unexpected gym when you come to the keys thinking that you're going to have lots of just seafood and Corona.

What's there not to love! 10 years family owned and operated. Homemade and most tasty. Great polish beer and wine selctions too.

Very reasonably priced with huge portions...definitely select one dish if by yourself. Sandwiches are big enough for two people and the pierogies are the best I've had. Nice little grocery store too with authentic Polish products. Friendly and fast service.

I grew up having pierogis, but NOTHING like these authentic amazing bombshells. We went at 12 PM for the sauerkraut and mushroom ones, and then had to go back at 3 PM for the potato and cheese. WOW! If, and when, I visit KW again, I will go back to this market place again and again (probably daily)!

Wow. The food was really good! The service was fast. Very inexpensive to boot. It is take away only but we didn't mind. Took our goodies back to our room and watched tv while we enjoyed it. There is a shop as well with a deli counter.

WOW!! That is all I have to say about this place! My Polish genetics somehow led me right to the window on this joint and I just started working my way through the menu over the course of our vacation. Before going to the Keys, I had my mouth all ready for freash seafood until I happened past this fortunate discovery. Everything is obviously home made. I hope the local community supports this little gem and they are still there on my next trip. These guys know what they are doing in the kitchen!

Stopped here on a whim during a day trip to key west. There are no polish deli's like this in Seattle. Just wanted to see how their pierogies were. Well, they were awesome. Just like grandma used to make. We showed up right at lunch and they were busy so the food took extra long to get to us but it was definitely worth the wait.

Delicious pierogies, friendly service. We loved the market attached to the takeout stand. There are a few benches outside to eat there, but takeout is best. Maybe a little more variety in the pierogies and a little less butter.

Just getting to know my new neighborhood and came across this gem while bike riding. I pulled together a sandwich from there incredible selection of meats and now I am hooked. Derick, thanks so much for letting me sample my options before I left. Cant' wait to come back again!