Sat at the bar and was greeted immediately by Rachel. They just opened but was starting to fill up with customers. Looked at the fantastic menu with such a variety of pieroggis & Polish food, decided on the sampler plate with cabbage roll, homemade sausage, 2 potato pieroggis & rye bread. Then got a 1/2 dozen mixed pieroggis. Sat at the bar and no one spoke to me while I waited or offered me a beverage while I waited. The owner poured drinks right in front of me and never acknowledged me, pretty disappointed with lack of service. Rachel was at the other end of the bar eating. Weird. The other waitress was busy actually working and talking with her customers. Finally the owner walked up to me . . .to grab my money but not to chat with me. read more

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Home cooking and delicious Pierogis! The owner is super friendly and the atmosphere is like being at Granada's house.

The pierogis I ordered were soggy, I ordered 20 in multiple types due to people telling me they were good. Definitely needed to be cooked longer. read more

Rachael made my day. She was super busy with Easter pick up orders, but she still made me feel like family for my lunch at the bar. The pierogis were excellent! read more

Awesome Polish food. Worth the drive. I got the Sampler eight flavors of the world. Homemade in house. Draft beer. Local regional and awesome. In an old dinner car. Used to be the Rockland Dinner. I knew I've been in there years ago. read more

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With your meal, you get a basket of amazing bread to eat while you wait. We went one step further and ordered one of my favorite things in the entire world for an appetizer, the potato pancake. Made with mashed instead of shredded, this pancake was moist and fell apart in your mouth. And of course, we had to order it with the typical (and in my opinion, only way to eat it) sour cream and applesauce. the rest of my blog review is at the link below: http://smalltowngirlfoodieworld.blogspot.com/2014/10/pattis-pierogis.html read more

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Best and only pierogi restaurant in the area.They have large home made bread at very reasonable price.

We ventured out to Patti's on Saturday evening. Picked up 4 different kinds of their pierogis. Flavors included potato & Cheese, Cabbage kraut pork, chourogi and polish American-ogi. Let's not forget we also grabbed some of their golabki. We didn't cook up all these wonderful delights until Monday afternoon. Everything had remained fresh with so much flavor!!! My favorite was the chourogi as number one, the potato and cheese as number two, the cabbage kraut pork as number three and the polish American-ogi as number four. We absolutely enjoyed the golabki. The potato and cheese pierogi had the consistency of whipped mashed potatoes. Melted in your mouth with every bite. We will certainly return. Only reason for the four stars is we wish there was a closer location to where we live in RHode Island. read more

What some Polish food in the middle of Little Portugal? Fall River, Yes, we have Patti's and her Pierogis are the best. Get any kind you want, her menu is full of all kinds of stuffing, for you or your kids. I love the beet salad with the farm fresh cheese before I have my choice plate of Pierogis. Authentic Polish food in the heart of the Riv.... Make sure you check their hours so you don't arrive too late to have your fill of their wonderful food. read more

I went tonight and fell in love. The potato pancakes were heavenly. I will be back, to eat my way through the menu!!! read more

Patti's Pierogis - American Near Me - Fall River, Massachusetts

I stopped into Patti's with a couple of friends early afternoon after a visit to the Lizzie Borden house. It's a great atmosphere with friendly, helpful service and perfect decor. I had a huge plate of a dozen or more pierogis with various fillings. Nice size, great fillings with both traditional and Americanized flavors, and cooked to perfection. I have a couple of Polish uncles and my family does a Polish brunch twist for Easter every year, so I'm familiar with the dish. Patti's did not disappoint, our lunch was a perfect finish to a fun afternoon. If it were closer, I'd return often. I highly recommend a stop by if you're in the area. I'm looking forward to my next trip out route 195 - Patti's will be on the agenda. read more

Oh Patti, kiss my forehead, roll me up in a little tiny ball and stuff me in one of your Pierogis, deep fry me and eat me. That is how I want to die. My only main gripe with this place is Rachel, Patti's niece, the bartender/server. I mean that girl needs to get her energy level up and be a little more pleasant to the customers. IF WE WERE IN REVERSE WORLD! She was absolutely fantastic, felt like I had known her for years. Pleasant and funny and quick service. Also made my Old Fashioned exactly how I like it, and demonstrated "Polish magic" for picking our Power Ball tickets. It was like getting dinner AND a show. Prices are ridiculously great for what you get. Everything tasted phenomenal. I don't even know what else to say, the Polish deities break through the clouds of the city on a daily basis and smile on this establishment. read more

Friendly, unassuming, no pretense. The food was good, plentiful and very reasonably priced. The waitress was super-nice and attentive. This place is worth the trip from Providence. I had six pierogis, one potato pancake, a kielbasa and a beer for $16! I found Patti's on Yelp while looking for a place to grab lunch in Fall River. Experiences like this make me like Yelp even more. It was the highest-rated place within reasonable proximity, an not a place I would have found on my own. So, thanks Yelp, and thanks Patti's for the great lunch experience. See you soon. read more

Ahhhh, what a gem hidden in Fall River. I have been DYING to try Patti's Pierogi's for the longest time. I think I was secretly putting it off because I had such high hopes and did not want to be let down. Let me say, I was not let down in the slightest. All of my expectations were met, and then some. My girlfriend and I were greeted warmly by staff when we walked in an told to sit wherever we'd like, so we grabbed a little table in the corner. Our waitress promptly asked for our drink orders after we had sat down, which is a nice added bonus. As silly as it seems, my girlfriend and I could not wipe the goofy smiles off of our faces because we were so excited we had finally come here. The restaurant being only twenty minutes from my house, it's kind of silly that we put it off for so long. But no matter. The menu is pretty big, there's all kinds of different polish foods and of course: all the different pierogis. I have never actually HAD pierogi before, so I was hoping that I would actually like them. There's all kind of different combinations possible, and very fairly priced. You can pick from 12 different "specialty" pierogis for only $15, and let me tell you- this is PLENTY for two people. We decided to try a few different options... Buffalogis- Pierogis with chicken tenders and buffalo sauce on top (I wasn't a fan) Bada Bings- Italian sausage, peppers, and onions in red sauce (I was a fan) Wild Hoggis- Barbeque sauce, pulled pork, and onions (my girlfriend and I were obsessed) Mac & Cheese pierogi- (exactly what it sounds like, also the best tasting food in the universe) Chourogi- Chourice, potato and cheese (yum) Seriously, this was the best meal I've ever had. ALSO, there's this amazing polish spicy ketchup at the table. And I MUST find out where the buy it... it went so well with the mac & cheese pierogi, which I'm getting a craving for as I type this. AND ON TOP OF ALL THE WONDERFUL FOOD, THERE ARE DESSERT PIEORGIS! We got the Rocky Road which came out warm, filled with chocolate and marshmallows with whipped cream on the side. It was absolutely amazing, an amazing end to an amazing meal. All of this food came to only about twenty dollars, which I think was a steal. To add to all the wonderfulness of this place, Patti came out a few times and checked on all the tables! This was SUCH a nice touch, I think it's great when small business owners show how much they care about their customers. I will absolutely be coming here again, and I'm recommending it to everyone I know. read more

Patti's Pierogis - All kinds of Pierogis! - American Near Me - Fall River, Massachusetts

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Absolutely amazing!!! I've grown up having Polish food and Patti didn't disappoint! Get the kapusta soup with the kielbasa, it adds more flavor to it. The homemade pierogi poppers are a delicious way start the meal. The Polish plates are nice combos that give you a little taste of all that Patti has to offer. Can't wait to go back! Best Polish restaurant in Southern New England! read more

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My girlfriend and I came here around 4:00 p.m. on a Tuesday. The parking lot is on the small side (directly in front of the restaurant) and the exterior of the building is unremarkable. The main door opens into a bar area and there are tables to the right and left. As this is a Polish restaurant, Polka music was playing. It was slow and so we had our waitress' exclusive attention. She was very nice and polite. She ensured that we were constantly attended to. I ordered an international sampling of a dozen pierogis and a kielbasa sandwich with sliced beets. Both were excellent. She enjoyed her meal as well. A few Polish beers later left me thoroughly satisfied. Relative to portion size and quality, the food is very reasonably priced. Due to the time of the day we dined, it is difficult to ascertain what the general atmosphere is. That said, I cannot stress enough how tasty and filling the food is and urge all who will listen to check this place out. read more

Ok so this review is tricky, because I'm actually Polish - as in lived in Krakow, Poland for 10 years. So I know my pierogi. And this place has a lot going for it - the decor feels Polish, they have Polish beer on tap (Okocim - try it!) and the menu is pretty big. If it wasn't for the fact that I know my Polish food through and through, I'd def give this place more stars, my group of 4 guy friends all enjoyed it thoroughly. Nonetheless, there were a few very traditional Polish elements/ingredients missing, and many of the items were, for lack of a better word, Americanized. But I get it! Know your audience - and Patti's does that great =) read more

All the rumors are true - Patti's is straight up awesome and one of the only reasons to eat in Fall River. I recommend making your own plate of pierogis so that you can dive into whatever kind you want. I'm madly inlove with the Mac & cheese, sausage & pepper, shepards pie, sweet potato (with toasted marshmallows) and pizza ones. Our waitress was also so cute and sweet and everything a waitress should be. I'm officially bringing everyone I know here. read more

Define "hidden gem"? Well it's this little place tucked into a lot over on south main street in Fall River. You'll walk in and think it's a happy little bar with a happy little bartender and then she'll direct you to a happy little table. You'll drool over the selection of happy little Pierogis and then just decide to get one of each and hope your dining partner will share them with you. Then you'll stuff your face in Pierogi bliss and never look back. read more

Would have been five stars except for a couple of misses on traditional dishes. However, I will definitely be back to this place! What a joy! I grew up in a predominately Polish area in Pennsylvania with a Polish Grandma. Pierogies, Golabki, Potato Pancakes, and Kielbasa were childhood staples made lovingly by my Grandma. Since moving to MA I haven't been able to find proper Polish food - so when I heard about Patti's I was super excited! So here's the quick breakdown: Service: Warm, welcoming, and unpretentious. Feels like a cozy diner and you will be taken care of nicely. Kapusta (Polish Cabbage Soup): AMZAZING. Really... I just can't describe how good this is. Beautiful balance of herbs, salt, and meat. Just plan wonderful ... with the Polish Rye bread you can't lose! Golabki (Cabbage roll): Well, I have high standards for my cabbage rolls (we used to call them pigs in a blanket - but most people think of those mini hot dogs when I say that). I'm sorry to say that Patti's Golabki didn't quite live up for me. There are probably so many family traditions out there and I'm just used to a certain style. However, some thoughts... on them... too much rice versus meat, too big (the diameter has to be smaller to get the right cabbage to stuffing ratio). Ok - I'm a Golabki snob... to the average bystander I'm sure they will taste just fine! Kielbasa: Once again - AMAZING! Really fabulous. Don't skip on this! Potato Pancakes: Oh Patti... I'm not quite sure what happened here. Again, maybe a family tradition thing but I have never seen a potato pancake like this. Basically we got a breakfast pancake with potatoes on it --- very odd. The potato pancakes I'm used to are almost all potato with a little flour to bind them. Sorry, but not a fan of Patti's version. PIEROGIES!!!!: Last but not least... the Pierogies were PERFECT. The dough is nice and thin like it should be and the filling is flavorful. They are cooked perfectly - fried in a little butter. I stuck with traditional ones (cabbage and potato/cheese) but I'm sure the others are great too! Bottom line --- GO TO THIS PLACE! If you aren't familiar with Polish food you will be exposed to a whole new world and for those of you missing it from your childhood - you will be taken right back! Thanks for a lovely meal Patti's! read more

WOW! I forgot about Patti's until our Super Bowl LI party. We had brought home some Patti's kielbasa which we smoked for the party. That brought back fond memories. My wife brought me here on one of our foodie excursions in the Providence area. She's heard me go off about my Grandmother's pierogis for years! Patti's is cheap, fast and every bit as good as Babcia's! We stocked up on frozen pierogis and kielbasa to take home. Service is very friendly and sassy--neighborhood style. One word: Pyszne! read more

You cant go wrong with the food here. This is a very homey place. Its a touch of Poland. My father who has passed was Polish and he would cook often. Coming to Patti's brings back such fond memories. Prices are very good and they do except credit cards. read more

We knew this place was going to be a winner the minute we walked in. Warm staff, decor somewhere between kitsch and cozy, and a menu full of yummy Polish food. Get a pint of Okocim, the kapusta (a cabbage soup, served with or without kielbasa) and the farm cheese pierogies, and you will leave a happy camper. read more

4 of us went yesterday. We shared an International Sampler consisting of 12 Pierogie, in groups of two there were 6 different fillings. We also shared what is called Patti's Szmpler, 12 of the chef's choice pierogie, 2 golumbkis, and a link of Kielbasa. Each of us had a soft drink. The grand total was $51 and change. Everything was delicious and we all left with full belly' and smiles on our faces. There is a full bar so a drink is certainly a possibility. Next time we will leave some room for what they call dessert pierogie, they sound amazing. read more

I REALLY wanted to love this place, but left disappointed. The traditional potato & cheese pierogi was great. I also very much enjoyed the polish americanogi. My advice - skip the following specialty pierogis: mac & cheeseogi - the m&c is the Kraft powdery kind...this could have so much potential if they used homemade m&c! buffalogi - a frozen buffalo tender wrapped in a dumpling...patti, can I suggest using shredded chicken mixed with buffalo sauce and cheese? Peanut butter & jelly and fluffernutter dessert pierogis - gross. They could have so much potential, but the PB used tastes like pure sugar. Can I suggest using a natural PB? Or better yet, grinding your own peanuts?! read more

This place has been around for a while, formally the rockland diner. The waitress we had was pleasant and did a nice job. The place is old and it looks it . Don't get me wrong, it's clean, just old and cluttered. It's been a while, now I remember why. There's a reason why their grandmothers only made potato/cheese and cabbage pierogis. Italian sausage, teriyaki chicken have absolutely no place as a pierogi. The first though I had was WHAT THATS GROSS. Well being a food adventurer why not. So I ordered the basic plate and added 1 each of their specials. The originals were as good as I can remember and the chicken teriyaki, steak teriyaki & Italian sausage were equally disgusting. As good as the cheese/potato & cabbage the others were equally bad. If you decide to go my advice would be to stick to the basics. If it doesn't sound right avoid it. read more

Patti's Pierogis - American Near Me - Fall River, Massachusetts

Prequel circa the year 2000, I spent a year living with a polish family. I've shopped at various local polish/portuguese markets but I've never quite had the knack for making polish cuisine and I was craving it! The great thing about Patti's is the authentic, home made polish food. The atmosphere is kind of "American in Poland" touristy but forget that! About the food! I ordered from the "plates" menu which included various combinations of meat, pierogi and gobki. To drink I had a large glass of ywiec, which they keep on tap! The kielbasa (excuse my English,) was perfectly seasoned and cooked. I am happy to report that I was giddy with happiness to be able to have kosciusko mustard and a polish-brand ketchup to go with it! The pierogi were perfectly done. Hand/homemade, heavy on the filling, lite on the dough. Boiled to just the perfect texture. While I think gobki is a pretty standard item and doesn't really stand on it's own, these were fresh, not over cooked (as they often are) and admirable in size. "Polish bread" (of the sourdough variety) is served with every meal, so go hungry! I was so satisfied I couldn't dream of having desert there but I also couldn't pass up a desert pierogi (I mean, seriously, it has the word PIE in the name.) I ordered it to go and I am glad I did! Overall this place has a large selection of vodka, beer, and pierogi (meal and desert.) They are clean, fast and have exceptionally friendly wait staff. We got out of there drinks, meal and tip for about 35$, which I consider a deal for such good food and service! The parking lot is s bit small if they get busy, so come prepared for the possibility of street parking. There is also a full bar if you just want some good beer and great company. read more

As I sit here enjoying a partial balance of my "8"s Enough" and my "Polish Scampi," I felt compelled to write a review before I expired of the glorious heart attack to follow. To begin, upon entering this establishment, I have always been greeted by the enormously charismatic Rachel. Four continents later, if I owned my own bar, she would be my first choice for bartender, especially in a Polish establishment. She does a wonderful job of exemplifying an entertaining, attentive and efficient bartender. The food is absolutely not exceeded outside of Poland itself, and styles itself very well to local flavor - the Pierogi offerings extend from traditional examples to French Meat Pie, Mac & Cheese, Buffalo Chicken and Chourico... and this is just the more conventional fare. The soup du jour (strongly recommended by Rachel) was a potato soup with the option of ground Kielbasa, which was both delicious and a meal unto itself. For you take away folks, they also offer Pierogis that are boiled, but not fried - "good for four days in the fridge, otherwise freeze them..." If you're home for more than an hour that you're not sleeping, they won't last that long. They will be eaten. The bar is fully stocked with a glorious sampling of western and eastern European offerings - all of the bar staff were exceptionally prepared to offer opinions and reviews of everything on hand. In short! If you're in the greater Fall River area, stop in - you will not only not be disappointed, you will most probably develop a wonderful habit! read more

I had no idea this place was such a popular place -- but I do know why. The food is fabulous! I can't say enough things about how delicious the pierogies were -- not to mention the number of different types. It's amazing. I can't wait to go back. read more

Potato and cheese pierogi, stuffed cabbage, kielbasa, salad and some bread and butter. I had to travel far for this one, but it was worth it. So good, that we ordred another dozen pierogi and some stuffed cabbage to take home. read more

Patti's Pierogis - It doesn't get any better - American Near Me - Fall River, Massachusetts

Being of Polish ancestry had to give this place a try. My sister and I met here for lunch. The kapusta soup was good, as was the kielbasa meat loaf.if you're into Polish food, this is the place. read more

Place is great we all had porgies potato and the cabbage and pork then orders some to go as they were that good Also the rye bread was unbelievable. Bought a loaf of that for the house read more

Time for some homemade pierogi and golabki! Like grandma used to make! If your someone who loves pierogies than grab your GPS and find this place. Fall River is a maze of one ways and poorly labeled streets. It's located just two blocks form Saint Anne's Parish, the center piece of Fall River. What makes these pierogies stand out is the delicate dough and the amazing choice of fillings. I stick to the traditional fillings but there are something like 20 different varieties. The golabki are also amazing and its had for me to visit without one. The Combos are the way to go if you're new or a regular here. The Kielbasa is tender, juicy, and delicious. Try the kielbasa and cabbage soup, its just great, especially if its cold and snowing out! There are so few Polish restaurants left and this is an institution that survives and you can taste the love in the food. read more

I thought I died and went to heaven when we found this pierogi palace....unfortunate way better in theory than execution! The decor is kitschy old polish kitchen and then menu has 15+ types of pierogi a and then traditional polish dishes too. Prices are very reasonable and the ambiance is super casual. What could be bad!!? The food was so insanely greasy I was instantly ill before even leaving the establishment and so was my other half. Greasy and the food didn't seem fresh. The plain potato pierogis wasn't as heresy by anything else was edible. Perhaps we hit them on a really bad day (because I wish our experience was better) but I can't even imagine giving this place another chance. read more

I love the dozen or so choices of pierogis plus they have combo platter. Go on off hours as the place is on the small side. The food was amazing. I love the shepherds pie pierogis. read more

One of those places that you take a chance on. We rolled the dice and bam! Winner Winner Kuchnia Polska Dinner! Great people. Just ask them what to get and you will not be disapointed. read more

Came to Patti's for dinner on a Friday night after seeing the feature about it on the Food Network's "Diners, Drive Ins, and Dives." I have to admit, I felt pretty silly when I realized what a gem was in our little city all this time without knowing about it. Before eating here I never had experienced a pierogi that wasn't from a bag in the freezer section and man, what a difference freshness and love makes. We were given tasty rye bread and butter to start but I advise you to restrain yourself from eating too much of it to leave room for what Patti's is famous for. After reading the positive reviews of the many different pierogis (that Patti makes made-to-order in the back) we ordered a bunch of different ones and had a little feast. The standouts were the sweet potato, bada bing, and pizza which we washed down with some Okocim, a Polish beer. Had cranberry apple pieorgi's ala mode for dessert and they were fantastic as well. The whole bill came to under $20 and we had a great time hanging out in the kitchy restauraunt, complete with Polka music and little Polish nicknacks everywhere. Patti's's parking lot is a bit on the small side but there's usually plenty of space on the side streets nearby so don't let a full lot keep you from coming in. read more

If you're looking for a traditional pierogi with a flare, this is the place to go. The traditional poatato and cheese pierogi was good, but my favorite was the Bada Bing which had a nice kick to it (think of the toppings of a sausage pizza). I started out with the Kapusta soup, cabbage soup with potato and kielbasa if you'd like. It was delicious! My husband and I shared the International Sampler so we could try a bunch of different peirogis. This is a good way to find your favorites for next time. We also shared a Gloumpki or Golabki as they call it here. I thought it had great flavors and was a perfect addition to our meal. My favorite part of the experience was our waitress, Heidi! There was a big group of us and she could not have handled us better. We will all definitely go back! read more

Thank you Yelp! Without you, I never would have found Patti's. I know nothing about Polish food. I actually have never had a pierogi in my life. As far as I knew, they were those things filled with cabbage, and I don't do cabbage. My husband convinced me to try Patti's after reading about the place on Yelp and reading the menu. We got a dozen, not really sure what we were getting. We mixed it up, we got a couple of traditional potato ones which were good, but didn't compare to the others. Sweet potato, so good. Farmer's cheese, awesome. The pizza one, can do without, won't get again. My husband is still talking about the chourico, potato & cheese one. I want to go back for the desert ones. We didn't eat anything else, I am sure it is all good, but I doubt we will ever get anything, but the pierogis. The place doesn't look like much, inside or out. Don't let the appearance deter you. Inside you will find folks from the neighborhood, foodies, the son bringing his mother for traditional Polish food like she made when she was younger. Just go and discover and enjoy. read more

Love Patti's! Great place to chow down on a plethora of Pierogis as well as other Eastern European Fair. I never knew what "Bublaski" was but I get I every time I return! Warm and inviting decorum, they even have dessert pierogis read more