Ordered takeout from here a few times and always enjoyed it. I grew up eating pierogi and this…read moreplace definitely reminds me of the pierogi my Ukrainian grandmother used to make. I always get the cheese and potato filling and the sauerkraut filling. My boyfriend really like the mushroom filling as well. The people working there were always nice enough, but we haven't had the chance yet to eat there so can't comment too much on the service. I do find that the price is a bit high... we picked up pierogi for two people for Saturday lunch and just the food alone cost over 20 euros. So picking these up are more of a "special occasion" type of meal, but we will definitely be back!

Best pierogies I've had in germany :) good variety. Good additions and other things on the menu and…read morevery nice service. It's a great place for warm comfort food.

Great spot for Polish food! My friend recommended this place as he said this is like his comfort…read morefood. I can see what he means as the food is very hearty and reminds you of home cooked meals immediately! A couple of friends and I met up for dinner and drinks on a Sunday night here. I hear that this place can be very crowded so it is best to call ahead and reserve if you can. We we got there though, there was plenty of room, but they did indicate which tables were reserved and at what times. For my drink, I ordered the Parliament mule which consisted of vodka, ginger, and I think bitter orange? It was very tasty and refreshing. Reminded me of a mimosa but with a vodka kick! For our appetizer, we shared a plate of pickled vegetables and we also nibbled on fresh bread and dip (on the house!). The pickled vegetables assortment was pretty interesting. There were not just cucumbers in the mix but also little squash veggies and tomatoes as well. It was a great start to the meal. My friend mentioned that you usually start with the pickled vegetables and shots of vodka. I think that sounds better so I might try that next time! :) For my entree, I ordered the mixed plate of pierogis. It comes with 8 pirerogis (mix of vegetable and meat ones) and some sour cream sauce for dipping. I was a little bit scared 8 pieces would not be enough but the pieces are packed with vegetable and meat fillings so yeah in the end... I was happy and full! It's a great spot for dinner and drinks as they have their own spin on cocktails and the classic choices for your beers. The food is all really great and reasonably priced! I need to come back to try the borsch! :)

I've been dying to go back ever since I tried Kuchnia. Such a cozy atmosphere with a great…read moreselection of cocktails and wine and the pierogis were all so delicious.

First time here, was looking for a restaurant but ended up here by chance. Looked intriguing and…read morethey got beers and foods. Love love, absolutely love the place. Old building with great characters and all table lite up by long candles (old style). Plus there is a long bar that you can seat and enjoys a pint or two or more. Which in my case, I did. I'm not a beer person much but I just love it here, in Europe. The aroma, the taste, the smell, even every type of beer come with different glass. They don't speak English much but they do have English menu and they are very helpful and very nice. The foods are excellent, I'm paring it with the beers therefore 4 dishes plus dessert with 4 big pints. Man, either I'm hungry or I love the vibes here that I finished them all. It's definitely a lot and so grateful that my hotel is just 10mins walk away. If you're ever in the town, check it out. So local and they do have outdoor too (during warmer and non wet days).

Service was great, food was authentic and it was packed every night we were here so who cares what…read moreI think the locals love this place and I see why. We sat in the basement and it was really cool. Nice weather sitting out front is great too.

From the owner: Esszimmer, Ihr Bistro in Hamburg, bittet leckere und schnelle Gerichte von der polnische Bratwurst,…read moreslawische Piroggen zur Schweinenacken mit schlesische Klöße.

I'm having a hard time remembering the names of the food I had, but the nice thing about Bei Teresa…read morewas that they had many explanations in English. Food here was a little more expensive than I would have liked, but the prices definitely reflected the portion size. I ordered a Kartoffelsuppe Zurek (potato and sausage soup reminding me of a Toscana style soup) for 5,5 Euros, a hot fruit tea for 2,9 Euros, and a large order of fish and pan-fried potatoes (Pannfisch Bratkartoffeln) that I split witih a friend for 14,9 Euro. Definitely plenty of food, and really good. The soup was very flavorful and not too heavy despite the potatoes. The fish was also good, there was 1 salmon, and 2 pieces of white fish (maybe a herring?) topped with a slightly sweet mustard sauce, and the pan fried potatoes with its cripsy edges were great! Included a small side salad and sauerkraut. Only 2 people were really working there, but service was good and we were able to communicate well enough despite our waitress' limited English.

Rude and xenophobic waiter. The bold waiter is the rudest…read moreperson I met my whole life. After we asked to be served for 20 minutes (after a festival in the city) and see 3 tables being served before our even arriving later than us, this bold waiter came and when asked the menu he was rude asking if we had waited for too long. When we said that was quiet long actually, he was rude and shout at us making jokes about the festival we were, and we shouldn't expect a fast service as we are festival goers. He kept making jokes about us and the music we listen... We decide to leave instead of having a problem with our food after all this rudeness. I can't understand how he is still working there (maybe he is son of one of the owners!). If you expect to be served in less than 30 minutes (if you are not German!) and have the minimum customer service and politeness do NOT GO TO THIS PLACE!