Delicious food and the staff was very friendly. I will go back when I'm back in town.read more

Imagine a magical land where the smell of pierogies wafts through the air like a warm hug from your…read morePolish grandmother. Now, stop imagining, because Krakus Polish Deli & Market in Boardman, Ohio, is that magical land, and it is the holy grail of pierogies, kielbasa, and all things Polish food-related. If you haven't been yet, your taste buds are straight-up missing out. First of all, let's talk pierogies, these little pockets of heaven are to die for. Like, not even exaggerating. I tried the classic cheese and potato ones, and I'm pretty sure I saw a light flash before my eyes. Jesus, Mary, and Joseph, these pierogies are so good they should be illegal. But wait--there's more! They do weekly pierogi specials, and trust me, each week is a new flavor adventure you won't want to miss. The cabbage roll; Heavenly. The sausages... Let me tell you, if there's a better kielbasa on the planet, I don't know it. The market is like a treasure chest of authentic Polish foods, we're talking everything my Polish grandfather used to keep stashed around the house, like sauerkraut pickle jars (which I'm 100% sure he got directly from the motherland), obscure teas, crunchy wafers, and probably some mysterious cured meats you didn't even know you needed in your life. And then there's the prices. I don't know how they're doing it, but you could feed an entire village of hungry Babcias (grandmas) on a budget here. Incredible value, folks. But--here's the catch--the hours are... um, "quirky." Like, if you're planning to roll up for a late-night pierogi binge, you might want to double-check their hours because they close early. It's kind of like they really want you to enjoy the pierogies, but on their schedule. So, don't be that guy who rolls in at 7:15 pm and finds the door locked. Trust me, I've been that guy. So, check the hours, make sure you're ready to dive headfirst into some of the best Polish food you'll ever eat, and prepare to have your mind--and stomach--blown. Krakus is like stepping into your Polish grandma's kitchen, if your grandma was a magical food wizard who had a secret stash of pierogies she didn't share with anyone. GO HERE. Seriously. If I could give this place 6 stars, I would.

The pierogies are beyond yummy. I feel bad that I did not snap a photo to show how nice sized they…read moreare. It was a pleasant surprise to find someone who makes them as good as our Grandma. Full of flavor, light and airy. Very very filling. Great option for that home cooked pierogies Fix.

The pierogi have real potatoes! They also do special fillings for the pierogi. The haluski are…read moreexcellent. I've attached a specials menu that is representative of what they do.

Absolutely everything about this place is amazing but I am so addicted to the pierogies I can't…read morewait to try more of the fillings. The ladies at work there are lovely and friendly, the cabbage roll was amazing it's just so authentic and it brings back memories of my grandmother making pierogies. I'm going to be picking up some frozen ones to go to bring back home with me. One of the restaurants you can eat in the other one is simply to go but both have the same amazing food I can't wait to try it all.

When in the PA area, pierogies are a must. This spot is an unassuming storefront in a busy plaza…read morewith a sign just saying "pierogies" - they have delicious homestyle food in generous portions with homey decor and warm service. Bonus points for the patio out back and wide variety of pierogi filling options, including buffalo chicken (def not traditional), sweet fillings, and seasonal specials (check out the sign by the register). We shared a #1 plate (potato and onion pierogi with onions, stuffed cabbage, and green means) and a $15 (goulash over potato and onion pierogi) - portions were large, everything was very fresh, and flavors were on point. I could have stopped about 2/3rds of the way through my meal but left stuffed because I just couldn't stop myself and don't really have access to this style of food back home.

Always delicious! This place is a hidden gem. Every time we are in Pittsburgh, we stop.read more

4.5 stars overall. Forgotten Taste Pierogies restaurant sells pierogies and other mostly Eastern…read moreEuropean foods. Flavors of pierogies include potato, potato cheese, potato bacon, potato sauerkraut, sauerkraut, lekvar prune, potato cheese jalapeno, cottage cheese, spinach ricotta, spinach feta, roast beef, sausage, cheese pepperoni, buffalo chicken, and some seasonal flavors. Other foods include stuffed cabbage, stuffed pepper, kielbasa, haluski, goulash, borsch, mashed potatoes, green beans, some desserts, etcetera. Many of the foods are available as either hot/ready-to-eat for dine-in or cold/frozen for takeout. For over a decade, I have bought foods from their location in Wexford, and I recently tried this location in Moon Township for the first time. Two employees spoke little English, but they promptly and politely served me. The interior of the restaurant has no seating, and the outside has one small table with two chairs, so this restaurant is mostly takeout. I rate the potato-cheese pierogies and the kielbasa as 5 stars. I rate the haluski, stuffed pepper, and stuffed cabbage as 4 stars.

Found Pierogi Party by chance on the way back to Erie after a day of venturing through western…read morecentral PA. My mother and I liked the flavours we chose for the most part; potato and cheddar was good as well as sauerkraut; cheeseburger needed a little something more. We enjoyed talking to the proprietor about our shared Polish heritage and the way we prepare our pierogi. Give them a try if you're in the area.

These were the best pierogis I've ever had! We ate them so fast, I forgot to take a picture…read more I tried the buffalo chicken, loaded baked potato, and the garlic parm. I liked them all, but buffalo chicken was my favorite! We also shared both of the dessert ones and I can't decide which one is better!! Absolutely delicious!!!! Do yourself a favor and come here!

I love a good ethnic restaurant but this one missed the mark…read more. Unfortunately the service is entirely too slow for a lunch and the food is decidedly underwhelming when you've had much better versions of the dishes over the years. Asking for other polish beverages or dishes was brushed off as an annoyance or that they didn't know. The staff was friendly yet cocky as if it's a bit they're playing but it runs dry. All in all, it wasn't horrible but underwhelming when there are much better places to eat in Erie!

Food was Great. Polish Cuisine. Friendly Service. Clean. Local family owned and operated for…read moreseveral years!

I'm thrilled that we stumbled upon here one day and discovered the joys of really authentic Polish…read morefood in the strip district. The person behind the counter looked like a granddaughter of the woman who was running the kitchen in the back. They must have been here for generations. I liked the different style of pierogies such as spinach and feta, which was really mostly spinach and no potato inside. There are a lot of shelfstable products such as candies and canned foods that you can purchase to take home as well. It's not really set up for a dine-in experience, but there's a tiny counter where you can stand or pull up a stool. So if you're looking for a sit down restaurant, this is not the place. If you're in the area, you might as well give it a try.

I had one mission in Pittsburgh- and it was to eat authentic pierogies. Well- S&D is probably the…read moreclosest spot to downtown Pittsburgh, and boy did it deliver. A simple deli with hot pierogis ready to consume, no fuss. They were all DELICIOUS!!! We got a variety and ate them on the patio tables right outside.

Ohio does not play with it comes to polish food and this spot did not disappoint- tiny place like-…read morelives up to its name for sure- sweet service, very friendly faces- good prices and best of all- BEST POLISH FOOD. Portions- out of this world, variety, come on- wow. They don't offer seating, so do what we did and have a polish picnic in the park- grab extra napkins because you are going to be salivating before you get to the park- spot on! The pierogis, sausage, cabbage roll, beans and butter roll were all part of the tour of Poland- everything you could ever want. My friend got the BLT- "best BLT I've ever had" go On already- get you some food from the Little Polish Diner-

I ordered a fish dinner with fries instead they gave cabbage and noodles. The fish was like rubber…read moreand for the price it wasn't worth it, they charged $16 and didn't even give a roll with it. They lost me as a customer.

Surprised my mother with dinner at Das Schnitzel Haus for Mother's Day! Obsessed with this German…read moreChocolate Martini, it was so good! Incredible authentic, house made German cuisine and Schnitz Ale brews from the brewery across the street they also own! We love the gorgeous enclosed patio and massive portions! Make sure to check out their other locations Brankas Bake Haus in Brunswick and Schnitz Ale Taphaus! We had excellent service and there is plenty of parking spots available in the lot! German Chocolate Martini Potato Pancakes Jager Schnitzel Chicken Paprikash Baked Walleye German Potato Salad Red Cabbage Mashed Potatoes Green Beans Spatzle

Went here Christmas Eve for Dad's bday dinner before church. Our group of 7 was seated in the party…read morehouse next to the main building. LOVED the coziness and holiday decor. Wonderful atmosphere. It could seat several other largish parties, too. We all enjoyed our meals. I had the Deutsche Platte, basically a German sampler platter. If you are unsure what to order and eat meat, this is a great option. Only slight miss was that our server could have mentioned that my son's lamb shank would take 20 minutes. We were a bit time-limited; we also should have mentioned that to our server when we sat down. Not a big deal and we were enjoying our company.