Dumplings MR Vincent - Pierogies Krakow

The restaurant is tiny with about 10 tables. It's a true hole in wall and I mean that lovingly. It's small, decorated very nicely and the dumplings (pierogi's in my world) are home made and very tasty. We enjoyed them. Good comfort food on a cold day! The portions are a nice size and quite filling. Unfortunately the day we went they were sold out of soup so we didn't get to try any. There is no sign on the building so you really have to look for it. A true "Mom & Pop" shop worth a visit. Only a block or two from Plac Nowy and a nice walk from Main Square or Wawel Castle.

This place is cool with loads of artwork on the walls and 'A Starry Night' ceiling. The multicolour chairs definitely capture that Van Gogh feel. The pierogi's were good and I'd recommend ordering one plate each! We ordered 3 between us and this was too many as it comes with 10 pierogis per plate.

Really cool little place serving a wide range of perogi! I had the xmas eve (sauerkraut and mushroom) my husband had Sunday dinner. The lady was helpful with recommendations. Easy to read English menu with plenty of vegetarian options. Portions are big and the prices are cheap. Decorated in theme of vincent van gough with lots of his paintings. The ceiling is painted like starry night

Absolutely loved it here. My first try of Pierogi and i loved it. We walked in off the street, got a table straight away. Staff were really helpful and friendly. Food came quite quickly and was absolutely delicious. The place its self was small and cosy and quirky. Hope to go back before I go home.

I’ve spent 2 weeks traveling through 4 cities in Poland and these are the best pierogi I’ve had. I thoroughly enjoyed the Pielmieni option with beef, pork, onion, and garlic. The dough was perfect. The service was friendly and the ambiance was great with all the Van Gogh artwork. I highly recommend coming here and will absolutely be back next time I’m in Kraków.

I tried Vincent dumplings with fried onion sauce, I liked the dumplings but it was nothing special, you can find better dumplings even for a cheaper price. Borsch soup was not borsch at all, so liquid and tasteless. Total bill is 50 zloty for both.

The pierogi were just like homemade ones—hearty, still steaming, and rich in flavor. Since we visited in winter, around lunchtime, it was quite cold inside, which somewhat diminished the overall experience.

I was extremely excited to try traditional Polish dumplings and I was not disappointed. We tried the lamb and rosemary dumplings and beef with onions dumplings, and both dishes were delicious. The dumplings reminded me of Chinese dumplings but with a thicker dough and I would recommend Mr Vincent.

What a great spot! Friendly service and very tasty food. We shared the Sicilian dumplings and also the mixed fruit dumplings. The restaurant was busy but we did not have to wait long for a table or for our food. Everything was great and I would definitely return.

Amazing. Our first time eating pierogi. The lamb was my favorite and the chorizo a close second. I wish I had a bigger stomach. Will be coming back again.

I recommend this place. Located in the heart of Krakow, in a lively student neighborhood, it offers great value. The pierogis are good--especially the mushroom ones. The staff is kind and courteous, enhancing the overall experience. The ambiance is simple yet charming, with a unique touch inspired by Van Gogh, including a roof design reminiscent of his famous "Starry Night." While it take a little longer for your order to arrive, the wait is well worth it.

OK place for pierogis but I expected more. I had their Norwegian Pierogi (wholemeal with Salmon and Mozzarella) that were good but there wasn't that much filling and little salmon. The place itself is simple but nice and service is friendly.

Stopped by for dinner on our first night in Kracow. It was late but our waitress was welcoming and made some excellent recommendations. Three plates were plenty for our party of three.

Pierogis are the #1 must-do in Krakow, and this spot was amazing! One waitress held down the fort of this small joint with about 8 tables. She took our orders and delivered delicious pierogis to us with speedy and quality service! Her English was perfect and was very kind. There is a MASSIVE list of types of pierogis to choose from, so take your pick. I highly recommend the "mountain dumplings" with mushrooms, and a cheese-filled one. They come with you choice of sauces: cheese dip, sour cream, and aiolis oh my! The pierogis were perfectly cooked and stuffing was so flavorful. We also decided to get a plate of sweet pierogis and opted for the cherry ones. They exploded when we bit into them so it looked like a crime scene, but were so delicious! A sweet yogurt dipping sauce and topped with powdered sugar. Three plates of pierogis later and we were STUFFED. We took about a whole plate home in takeaway containers. About one plate per person will get you full, and for a super cheap price! Less than $5 a plate.

Lovely service and food. It's a little tiny place with just a few tables but the interior is beautifully painted and the pierogi are delicious. Super friendly staff and the pierogi were delicious, even compared to other pierogi nearby, with some cool new flavor combinations. They do serve wine and beer but just 1 variety of each, in case you're wondering. Definitely recommend if staying in Kazimierz, especially if traveling alone from out of the country and just wanting a quiet inexpensive dinner and drink in a relaxed setting. Very warm and welcoming.

Stopped by for a "snack" to hold us over before dinner. Husband was happy cause it was definitely a filling and did the job! We ordered a traditional meat option and the garlic cheese potato pierogi- totally 20 pierogi. The latter was our favorite. Highly recommend. Note that an order comes with 10 substantial pierogi. You can't mix and match. We didn't see the 6 pierogi sampler that others have mentioned in previous reviews

Delicious pierogis!! This traditional Pierogi shop in the middle of Krakow has an incredible selection of dumplings. We choose a plate of half hell's and half original Russian as well as the spinach and the Sicilian. They were all fantastic!!! The garlic dipping sauce was by far the best and really added to the flavor of the dumplings. The service was quick and the waitress very friendly. This is a MUST HAVE for people looking to try traditional polish cuisine. With so many options there are definitely dumplings for everyone, vegetarian or meat lovers.

Great food and wonderful staff. The waitress was very friendly and helpful. She offered to bring share plates without us asking for them. She took a lot of effort to take great pictures of us. She speaks English well. Menu in English was also important for us. The interior is exceptional.

As my mom said when I showed her the picture, "This looks like the real." Family inside joke, but essentially yes, these are the real deal. Great pierogi with a mile-long menu of different types to pick from. I think I picked the wrong flavor as I didn't love it but still loved the pierogi overall anyways. I was stuffed after 8 of the 10 in an order and it was like under $5. Great service from the beautiful young lady working. If I lived in Krakow I'd probably go here regularly... and then I'd be fat.

It was a nice place. The service was friendly and welcoming. Their pierogis are separated between the traditionals and modern ones. I have tried several types, all delicious. Everything was clean and the price so right. Totally recommended.

Amazing !!!! Hey there early so they don't run out we had the Russian. The place is unique and worth the food. If u find a seat sit in it usually fills up. Love they only have perogies on the menu. Service could be a little better but awesome Will be back

Excellent pierogis. Loved the menu, it has both traditional and creative varieties. Friendly staff!

Ok, folks, we're going to keep this one short and sweet, since there are already enough reviews to make anything I have to add meaningless... But here are a Yank's few inputs. First, if you don't like pierogies you have mental health issues that need attention far beyond the virtual help-desks you'll find on the internet. Given that, after you've toured a few of Hitler's death camps and you're ready to sink into a depressing hole you feel you'll never be able to climb out of, you need to stop by this little place for... you guessed it... pierogies. And not the kind you buy frozen at Walmart! And if I run into the moron that said they really weren't any different than Italian Ravioli ........ can you say bitch-slap! Oh my these are delicious

Overpriced and overrated in my opinion. I think I've eaten enough pierogis to last a lifetime. They're just not all that exciting in their current state. These should be served up on a metal plate....in prison. I wish some Italians would just come along and make some improvements to this dish because, like Kit DeLucca, dey gots potential.

Delicious pierogie at reasonable prices! The restaurant is quite small, and its walk-ins only. However if you're not willing to wait, they're happy to do takeaway also.

Second time here on separate visits to Krakow. This place is a must if you like or just want to try perogies. 34 varieties, 10 pieces in an order. Delish. Locals may say its a bit pricey, but it's worth it. Walk from anywhere near downtown- good exercise for all the perogies you'll eat.

Cosy setting, wide array of pierogi and very helpful service. Would definitely recommend.

3.5/5 Solid stars. Okay, who comes to Poland and don't try Pierogis. I knew I wanted some, and it was my first time eating Pierogis. I have had similar Asian dumplings, but their sauce and the stuffing each side the pierogis were very tasting. From the main train station, the walk to the restaurant was about 20 minutes. Ordered: 1) Mushroom with meat: 3.5/5 prob my favorite item on the table 2) Hell's Dumpling chicken with red bean and chili peppers: 3/5 eh, tasted very hispanic to me. 3) Zagloby: 3/5 tasted like a breakfast burrito ...hahah

Amazing pierogis! So many choices! The atmosphere is nice and quaint and the service is excellent. English menus were very helpful. But of course, the real reason you're there is for the pierogis. They had the largest selection of pierogis at any of the restaurants I visited in Poland! Meat, veggie, and fruit pierogis! I wish I could go back and have a different kind every day. I had a plate of sheep cheese and potato pierogis plus a bowl of borscht with meat ravioli and it came out to be 24 zl = $6.86. That prize is amazing! Highly recommended! Definitely stop by here multiple times during your stay in krakow.

Exceptional food and excellent service! It I had the Russian Pierogi w/bacon which very flavorful. Cute little funky place in a great area with shops, bars and restaurants. It was a really nice evening in Krakow. Thank you Pierozki u Vincenta

This is a must-do while in Poland! First, Pierogis are the bomb. Second, they make the best Russian Pierogis in the city. Yes, there are a LOT of filling options. I suggest the sampler with 6 different pierogis, or, even better, just get the Russians with the sauces. The wine is Italian and crisp. Piro options are unlimited. These were the best pierogis I had on my trip. I even took away the che\rry dessert one for a late-night nibble.

After seeing and hearing about the amazing dumplings or should I say Pierogis, it was high time we went and tried some for ourself! This place was fairly quiet when we arrived but it had a Yelp sticker of approval on the window so we went for it! We ordered three different types of the dumplings to try - a meat and mushrooms (the most traditional), spinach and chicken and a beef and paprika number! With a few recommendations on the sauces from the waitress we went for some different oils to accompany each dish from garlic and butter to crispy onions. I will never fail to surprise myself on how cheap it is for drink and food in Poland and this was no exception. Back to the important part the dumplings - they are very similar texture to the dumplings you get at thai fusion restaurants. A thin layer of sticky pasty is the best way to describe them filled with meats and cheeses before being cooked. They were delicious either way with the traditional meat filling being the all round favourite! Nice enough restaurant tucked away in the Jewish Quarter - great service and a huge menu of dumplings to choose from!

So amazing and so much food. I wanted to order everything off the menu. We got the Russian, smoked salmon, and mushroom cabbage and all 3 were amazing.

Highly recommend! Such friendly service, some of the best pierogies I've had. There's a plethora of options to choose from and for indecisive people, you can even do a half and half. You essentially pay less than $5 for a huge portion of pierogies. Seating is limited, maybe 20 people? Mostly a takeaway sorta place. Go for pierogies, don't expect much else. I'm drooling just thinking about them, the dumplings are delicious.

Rating out of 10: 9 One of the things I was told I needed to get my fill of while visiting Krakow was pierogis. I had already had them a few times during my trip, but I had heard about this spot which supposedly had some of the best in all of Krakow. I was out with 2 other colleagues for the afternoon, and a pierogi focused late lunch sounded great. The selection on the menu is amazing and offered many more options than I had seen other spots. Each plate came with 10, and among the 3 of us we decided to buy 4 plates. We went with one sweet one, cherries (#4), and 3 savory ones: broccoli and feta (#15), Pielmienie (meat mix, #25), and lamb (#28). I wanted to order the namesake, Vincent's with fried salami and beef (#23), but sadly they were out for the day. These pierogis were nothing short of amazing. You could taste the homemade goodness in each one, as they were super fresh and flavorful. Each one had a very unique flavor, providing a very nice variety. The lamb was probably my favorite, but I thoroughly enjoyed them all. I cannot comment on whether these are the best pierogis in Krakow given my limited exposure, but I can say that if you want delicious pierogis, then you should definitely come here!

We wanted to eat pirogi and just walked into this nice restaurant without checking the net or any travel books first, but it seems that it is already well know. The walls are yellow and orange, there are wooden tables and chairs and two small rooms to eat. We were seated right away and got a menu (polish and english). I was especially happy when I saw that they serve buttermilk as a drink. Yes! There are also all common soft drinks and beer, of course. We both ordered pirogi and after asking if we could mix it up we could both order two different kinds, so we had four kinds to share. We had some with garlic/herbal butter and the others with sour cream as a dip which was really tasty. We had the traditional piroki ruski (with mashed potatoes and onion), mountain cheese and potato, broccoli and feta cheese and dried tomatoes and mozzarella. They were all so good and I couldn't decide which one was the best stuffing. Plus we didn't have to wait long for our food and it was steaming hot and fresh. Really good! The waitress was super friendly and helpful and we enjoyed our dinner there a lot. Plus it was pretty cheap, we paid around 15€ for all the food plus drinks. They also have sweet pirogi but we were too full...plus you can call and then pick your food up to take away!

I feel that This place is overrated. First of all, it doesn't open on time. Second, too many options may not be a good thing. Waiting in a long queue and for your food, you also should be prepared to sit in a very warm room in the summer without even a fan. The quality of food is okay. This place is more hype. I wouldn't recommend this.

I ate here my first night in Krakow and came back three more times because I liked it so much. Their pirogi might be pre-frozen, but they hardly taste that way. This place offers more than 30 fillings, and while the cabbage/mushroom was definitely my favorite, all 7 of the types I tried were quite good. The portions (10 pirogi per order) are huge, especially considering how cheap they are. During the week, they have good lunch sets that are an even better deal too. Kazimierz is the best neighborhood for good food in Krakow, and Pierożki u Vincenta is a solid choice in the center of it all.

Perfect stop for Perogis! We split three orders between two people - more than enough food, we came hungry. The dumplings with meat (simple with beef), hell's (spicy), and the Sicilian (tasted like pizza) were all delicious. Service was slower but friendly. Highly recommended!

I had a great experience at this restaurant yesterday. With over 30 types of pierogis to choose from there is most likely a flavor you haven't tried yet. I has sweet cream and walnut for a sweet pierogi and Russian with bacon for a savory. Both delicious. Portion sizes are excellent; you get 10 pierogis per choice. The atmosphere is cozy and probably won't be great for groups. All of the tables were full after our party sat down and a group of five who strolled in after us had to be turned away. In addition to pierogis I had borsch. It was the drink and not soup version. Very good. I also tried the huckleberry pierogi and enjoyed it. Overall I am rating the restaurant highly due to the quality of the food, quantity and for the great variety of choices. If you are around the castle this is only a 15 minute walk away and worth the trip.

Hands down the best Pierogis in Krakow. Time and time again the food does not disappoint. All of the traditional savory Pierogis are good but what is really special about this place is the sweet Peirogis like the cherry ones. If you're feeling adventurous give them a shot. This place is often crowded so try to get there around lunch time or early-ish dinner time if possible.

Let me say I want to pierogi at me Vincent and have to say it was pretty good but was just excepting more due to the fact there were many positive reviews. Mr Vincent Perogis had lots to choose from but I chose to go traditional and order ruskie. They were good but not like the best best perogis I had. The wait was pretty short since not a lot of people where there. I recommend this place for anyone if they are down to eat some good perogis and of course there's many to chose from meat to fruits.

Waited 30 minutes; people who arrived after me were served; no apologies, no explanation. I left and I did not touch the food. I am not planning to be back ever. This place is a joke.

Arrived at 5 on a Saturday, there was a bit of a wait but seemed like it would be worth it based on other reviews. They were out of 3 of the 5 perogi varieties we wanted to order and we ended up settling for other options. Maybe the 3 we wanted to order were amazing and every other one was not good but this place seemed severely overrated. Perogies were not better here than anywhere else and some of the specialty stuffings like the Italian themed one were just bad.

I've only ever ordered their food delivered, but that food is excellent. They have fantastic unusual pierogi fillings in generous portions for very low prices, as well as top quality versions of the classics like Ruskie.

Huge selection of tasty dumplings. Both sweet and salty. And some you wouldn't expect as they taste more as ravioli from Italy than a polish dish. It a quite small place so waiting time might occur. But it's worth the wait. Eat 15 dumplings for lunch and you are very full and close to a "food coma".

I liked this place, amazing pierogis (maybe a little overpriced). I ordered a hot borscht and pie. And yeah! It's delicious)

I had five of the mountain dumplings, the curry dumplings and the Sicilian dumplings. Seriously, I am surprised that none of the pierogies that I have had in Krakow have let me down, and I would definitely recommend this place to everyone travelling and sightseeing in this area! The place has the cutest Vincent Van Gogh theme, with replicas of his paintings hung across the walls. I came at night for dinner with two friends and the waitress greeted and seated us immediately. Fortunately for us, the waitress spoke pretty good english and were extremely patient with us. Our food came out quickly and came out HOT. My pierogies were delicious. The mountain dumplings had a perfectly savory filling with tender minced meat. The curry dumplings had just the right amount of kick and the sicilian dumplings revived my love for basil--and the sauce to cheese balance was just right. Overall, my girlfriends and I absolutely loved our experience here and I will find myself back if I ever go to Krakow again! Highly recommended.

This was the best restaurant in Krakow!! The service was excellent, the food was great and the atmosphere was great! Will definitely return the next time I am in Krakow!

Was recently in Krakow for 2 nights. Ate here both nights! Tiny little place on a quiet street. Restaurant was full both nights and had several customers picking up take out orders. From what I can gather, this place makes your pierogis to order. Service is a little slow, but perfection takes time! Over the course of 2 nights, we tried goat cheese pierogis, beef and salami, cheese and potato and mushroom and cabbage. Every one was delicious! The pasta was tender and perfectly cooked. The fillings were flavorful and generous. I ordered mine with sautéed onion and butter. My son had his with just butter. I found 10 pierogis to be plenty, but my 23 year old son had 2 orders. He waddled back to the hotel both nights! This restaurant is a great, casual find. Food is great and service is friendly. Oh! I almost forgot--all of this (3 orders of pierogis and 2 large bottles of still water) for $16! You just can't beat it!

Overall Score: 3 Service/Ambiance Rating: 2 Food Rating: 4 Heads up, this place is strictly pierogi; I was hoping there would be some other traditional Polish dishes to try out. Regardless, this is not considered into the rating. I ordered the "Russian with bacon." The bacon was a bit too crunchy and it felt as if I was eating mini croutons with my pierogi. The food was good but I don't think my dish was exemplary to the point that I'd rave about it. I was a bit disappointed to hear that they don't also fry pierogi. Also, I was told I could not have tap water as it is unhealthy to drink. Later in the day, I was told otherwise.

We found this place via Yelp and we ate dinner there tonight. We shared an order of the 30 vegetarian pierogies, which were a really nice variety and very tasty. The cost was only 40 PLN and the young woman working there was very sweet-natured.

Heaven. Im in love with this place. The pieorgis were perfect. Service great, wide selection of pieorgis, and great prices. I highly recommend this place.

Amazing food, a must in Krakow! Really authentic and fresh! We picked 17, 22&23. Good beer and best pirogues in town!

weather you're in the mood for Italian, Mexican, or even Indian, you're bound to find a perogi to satisfy your hunger. I had the spicy chicken which reminded me of a chicken fajita. My friend had the fried meat and salami. Very similar to a bolanasie sauce. Sure, the restuarant is by no stretch of the word "fancy" and you may have to wait for a table. But let's be honest, your here for the food. At that my fiends, is 4 star worthy.

The most amazing Pierogis I have ever eaten. This place in a small tiny restaurant, but excel in their pierogi selection. The ambiance is that of a tiny non intimate restaurant but it is very clean. I most certainly enjoyed the food. Do not expect a big place, it is very small.

Pierogi perfect and over twenty varieties. I had the Vincent, salami and beef. I also sampled the hell's kiss, named so for its spicy filling. If you are new to Pierogi, this place is sure not to disappoint. The staff are courteous and helpful too. The restaurant is a little cozy, so push in for a seat :-). Get in for your pure Pierogi fix! #pierogi