Pierogies House

Stopped by here with my husband and so glad we gave it a try! These pierogis definitely exceeded our expectations! I chose the vegan potato onion and he had the potato cheddar bacon. We both ordered the boiled and they were fantastic. I can't even imagine how much more amazing the fried ones would be! The service was fast and once we placed our order at the counter our order was ready within 10min. Overall fantastic and would definitely come back to try other varieties. I just wish you could mix and match flavors in the same order!

I LOVE this place! I’ve been coming here biweekly for about three years. There have so many different dietary options! I get vegan pierogies with vegan sour cream! Every order comes with free sour cream and wooden utensils! Once again such a great place. A quiet spot for a nice lunch or dinner!!

brought my dad here to celebrate his birthday! we were fortunate to get a table inside and enjoy a delicious spread of polish cuisine. i love the more traditional items, but also enjoyed the more modern/americanized takes!! there is also a good variety of vegan choices, which was great for my sister

Can’t find many pierogi places anymore and I’m glad I did. It was a clean place with about 8 types of pierogies along with some other Polish delicacies, including rotating specials.

We decided to start with the Bigos which was the perfect choice for a cold day; well seasoned meats, mixed in with fresh cabbage. We tried the spinach & feta and the BBQ short rib pierogies that were each packed with flavor. I would say they both needed to be included with butter or include onions (not upcharged) to take them to the next level. Also a little expensive for the size.

Still worth the trip and definitely will try them again soon.

If you like pierogies, you may want to try this place!
Food: all kinds of pierogies to pick from (see picture of menu). We had the feta & spinach, potatoe & farm cheese, and the butternut pierogies. All were excellent ! We also had the potato pancakes (excellent) and the pickle soup. If you haven’t had pickle soup it’s similar to chicken soup with a hint of dill pickle. I loved it and want to make it when we get home. The pierogies can be fried or boiled.
Service: there is take out or table service. Keep in mind it’s a small place and seating is limited. We ate in and service was good, however, could have been better if someone checked in to see how our meal was.
Atmosphere: clean modern look with mostly hard surfaces. Kind of set-up like a take-out Chinese restaurant. There’s approximately 12 tables inside and 1 table outside. The unisex restroom was clean, but tiny.
Summary: boutique restaurant, with very good food for the polish/pierogi lover. We would definitely go back!