Pierożak Pierogarnia Wrocławska

I ordered every item on their menu, making sure to try two of each pierogi and two extra of the meat ones. For a sweet finish, I got one of each of their sweet pierogi. In total, I ate 26 pierogis, and allowed me to try the variety and discover my favorites. Each pierogi is handmade and freshly prepared on the spot, adding that extra touch of authenticity to the flavors. I will come back here for sure.

The reviews for this chain seemed good and was nearby so we thought we’d try the local pierogi. Boy we wish we hadn’t bothered now! Think this is a local place for locals to come get a quick bite and didn’t get the impression we should be there as two English tourists. The menu on the wall was all in polish, which is fine but was hard to order on the spot when we had no idea what everything was. The lady taking the orders was okay to start with but quickly got frustrated with us due to the confusion so she slapped a menu down in front of us which luckily had the English translations below each one. Which was most helpful but the experience had been ruined by then as she was rude even when we said what we wanted even though she spoke good English and we were not making it very complicated. We just asked for a number of both meat and cheese ones. Didn’t understand that toppings she said so just said not to bother and was half tempted to just walk out at this point. Say in awkward silence in the tiny eating area. The same server delightfully answered her phone while serving and the other two chefs had to shout for her to come out from the back to serve new customers. Terrible customer service. The pierogi was nice but had better in local polish shops in England to be honest. Will try other spots in Poznan than this one.

Quick service and lots of different flavours to try. We had potato and cheese, duck and apple, goats cheese, meat, raspberry and white chocolate, cottage cheese and blueberry and cherry. All amazing! Good value too

Amongst the best Pierogi, I tasted. We ordered: Postne (mushroom + cabbage) Zielone (spinach + feta cheese + walnuts) Kozim Serem (Goat Cheese + Potatoes + cumin) Pros: 1. Pierogi with thin skin. Great flavor. Amongst the best that I had. 2. Cheap. Value for money. Cons: 1. Service without smile.

My first time trying pierogi and I was reliably informed by a local that this was the best place to try them. They are freshly made and you can watch staff make them through the window. 10 pieces for 15zlt is a good size snack and a cheap dinner! Choose from many different fillings - you can mix and match if you want to try a few flavours. The dumplings can be served with onions and bacon which gave them more flavour. Can be very filling so take a hungry belly!

Great options for vegans. Savoury and sweet one... Amazing taste and they cook it seperate to meat too

Very nice place for a quick bite / lunch. Pierogi are cheaper than I saw in restaurants and also bigger choice, including vegetarian and vegan option. I tried the vegan one with pumpkin and carrot and the sweet ones with raspberry and chocolate filling. Everything was tasty, though a bit oily. Definitely recommend :) (also they don’t have russian dumplings, but Ukrainian, this is definitely a personal asset)

I have tried one of each savory and 5 of the sweet options with butter on the savory and sour cream of the sweet dumplings. All of them were really good quality, and they were ready quite quickly. I personally enjoyed the savory ones more, but that might be just on me. All in all if you are here in Poznań and want to taste something local, I definitely recommend to check out this place!