Fast food with a twist. Service was good and friendly. I did take away and enjoyed it. There is…read moreseating available if you want to eat in. There are also frozen items available for purchase to take home.

Had a wonderful experience at Pierogi house! My girlfriend and I were greeted by a lovely staff…read moremember. She was very helpful and patient with us while ordering, and delivered an exquisite pierogi. We got the beet salad, carrot salad and pickles they were delectable, pickles had a great crunch, while both salads were made with love. 11/10 will be back #rickyreviews

Food was great came out quick. The staff was good and friendly. The place was welcoming. Would go…read moreagain. The ambiance was great and nice.

A legit European dining experience. Situated in a neighbourhood, somewhat hidden but worth the…read moreeffort. It may have been an actual house originally. I had a Shopska salad to start, and a Polish 500ml beer. Then a large schnitzel dinner. Ambience was homey and comfortable, service was polite and efficient. Dinner was great and reasonably priced. The experience is the polar opposite of a Montanas, East Side Mario's monoculture assault to the senses. Family restaurants like Veslo need support.

With over 70 years of experience in the Covent Garden Market, I have to admit that I'm a little…read moreshocked and dismayed to be the first to review them. Perhaps its simply because they are a bit hidden away in the back corner, but a great and reasonably priced lunch option to be sure. They actually have a mini-grocery store section with quality delicatessens from across Europe and likely stock things that would be hard to impossible to get anywhere else. Today I had a shnitzel sandwich, which was REALLY good but they have a ton of other sandwich options as well as homemade soups, sausages, and some of the best perogies I've ever had. You're likely looking at about $7-$10 including drink and would be hard pressed to get more bites for your buck anywhere. Really great stuff!

The best pierogi I have had in a long time, they really do taste like the hand made pierogi my…read moregrandma used to make. So good and the people are really nice. I like that the toppings are included and you don't have to pay extra, great job guys, I will definitely be going back

Great variety and food! Wish there was some near my home…read more The polish beer was a nice touch.

Ordered online for pick up in Waterdown. Pick up was easy and very convenient…read more Beyond pleased with the purchase. The best handmade perogies I have ever tasted!!!! Tried their poutine perogy kit and cheddar perogies with their signature sauce and dill sauce. Bursts of flavour in every bite. Generously stuffed and yet somehow the perogies stay sealed. Amazing!!! So easy to heat up and serve. Will keep ordering from Stuffed Perogies. Looking forward to trying their other flavours of perogies and soups. Nice change from the usual food choices.

From the owner: We are a family owned and operated Perogy Team based in Waterdown, Ontario.  We specialize in…read moremaking delicious Handcrafted Perogies and other European Cuisine with classic dishes like Cabbage Rolls, Savoury Meat Pies, and Gourmet Soups (Dill Pickle and Borscht). Our Frozen Prepared Foods are available at local farmers' markets, or through free order pick-up in Downtown Waterdown or the East End of Burlington. Home delivery services are also available within the Greater Hamilton Area and Burlington. Visit our website to place an order or e-mail for special requests or catering inquiries. Our Mission Food is Love!  At stuffed., we specialize in preparing delicious handcrafted perogies and have enhanced our traditional family recipes with locally sourced ingredients.

Cafe Polonez is a really solid spot in Toronto for Polish food. I came with a few friends to try…read moresomething different, and it turned out to be a fun and very filling meal. The pierogi were the highlight for me. They're flatter than the dumplings I'm used to, and I was surprised by how potato-forward they were. We tried the potato and cheese as well as the potato and onion, and personally I thought the potato and onion had more flavor. We also tried the sausage and mushroom version, which was good too, but the potato fillings were definitely the more memorable ones. I would not recommend ordering 6 or 12 pierogi for one person unless you are very hungry, because it is a lot and you only get one flavor. The better choice is probably one of the larger combo plates, which gives you 3 pierogi plus a few classic sides and mains. The sampler-style plate was actually a great way to try more of the menu. It came with pierogi, hunter's stew, schnitzel, pickled vegetables, and condiments, and it was more than enough for one person. The hunter's stew had a strong sauerkraut flavor, and the schnitzel was thin, crispy, not too greasy, and very satisfying. We also ordered the cabbage rolls, which came in a big portion with tomato sauce. They were decent, but for me the filling was a little mild and the portion felt too large. We tried a Polish beer as well, though honestly I could not tell much of a difference. Overall, this is a family-run restaurant with a simple, homey atmosphere rather than a fancy one, but it is clearly popular for a reason. The food is hearty, comforting, and worth trying, especially if you want a casual place to explore Polish cuisine.

We visited Cafe Polonez with a big group (6 adults, 1 teen, 1 pre-teen) on a Friday evening and it…read morewas packed! The smallish restaurant was bustling and the ambience was cozy. Street parking was reasonably easy to find. We were seated way back in the restaurant and the seating was a little uncomfortable as our table was set up right next to the bar (but way too close to the bar, because our table was long) and other patrons had to constantly shimmy through a small gap between our table and the bar to get to the washrooms downstairs. Not great. We ordered a family style meals to share (combo for 2 and a combo for 4) and the amount of food that came out was probably enough to feed 10 very hungry adults. Definitely do not indulge on the bread basket that comes before the meal, because you will need to save room for the main event. The massive platters came loaded with pierogies, 2 different types of cabbage rolls (my favs!), schnitzels, and various condiments (?) of cooked beets, carrots, cabbages...etc. We were first served 1 different soups; white borscht and beet soup and both were tasty. The meat dumplings in the beet soup balanced out the sweetness of the broth and it worked well. I personally preferred the white borscht which was perfectly sour and a slightly over-powering sausage taste. The refreshing cucumber salad with dill in sour cream was a great accompaniment to somewhat heavy tasting meal. The hunters stew was a hearty bowl of tender morsels of meat, potato dumplings in a well balanced tomato based sauce. Although most of our food was great, we found the cabbage rolls (the traditional tomato version) and the schnitzels too dry. And along with the issue of having to deal with people constantly brushing by, I am taking away 2 stars. I may revisit Cafe Polonez if I'm back in the area, but not in a huge rush either.

Stopped by this place and it honestly felt like a hidden gem. The whole vibe is very warm and…read morewelcoming, almost like stepping into someone's home for a homemade meal. The food is simple but really comforting. You can tell it's based on traditional recipes, everything tastes hearty and satisfying. The schnitzel and potato dishes were definitely highlights for me. Portions are generous and the service feels genuine and personal, which makes a big difference. It's not a fancy place, but that's exactly what makes it special. Definitely a spot I'd come back to when I'm craving something cozy and authentic.

The chicken is excellent Same for the mashed potatoes…read more And I like beets a couple times a year Interior needs modernizing Great food! I like the old exterior

We just happened to be in the area and looked up Polish food and saw this restaurant. We called and…read morethey were only open for 40 mins. We got there and they were willing to seat us, even though they were closing soon. My husband got the taco pierogi bowl and wow! I've never had anything like it, nor had he. What a fun way to enjoy pierogis. What was better was the taste. It tasted AMAZING! I got the Polish Plate and this Polish granddaughter couldn't have been happier. It was made with the love and care like my grandma would have made it. The soup of the day happened to be Dill Pickle soup. That happens to be my favorite. I am beyond stuffed! We won't need dinner tonight. What was even better is that they have frozen soups you can get to go. So, we got 4 of those and the menu had strawberry pierogis (which I have never heard of). I asked for a to-go order of those. I planned to wait to eat one with my parents, but I was dying to know what a strawberry pierogi was like. It is an explosion of flavor. It may be better than nalisniki. If you are in this area or passing by, I highly recommend stopping. It is run by a mother and son who are a true gem. You won't be disappointed and your belly will be full!

Delicious food, but a bit on the expensive side. Service was…read moreexcellent, however the place could use a bit of an update.

It was so exciting to try out this restaurant! I saw a different location the other day, but was…read moreunable to stop at the time so I searched for another location to try out when I was able to go. The dining room was nice and clean. I really loved my loaded dippers, and the dipping sauce that I chose (garlic mayo) was AMAZING. The service was fast and everyone was nice!

Stopped in with my family to grab some pierogies on the way home from a trip. It was really nice…read moreinside really spacious and clean. I also loved the pumping air conditioning! It was nice and cool. There was so many options on the menu. It was hard to pick. I ended up going with the smoking pig roast pierogi bowl. This bowl had pulled pork, chorizo sausage, cheddar cheese, crispy, bacon, spring, onions, barbecue sauce, and sour cream. I also opted for the boiled pierogies instead of the fried pierogies. This is what I think that my bowl apart from my family's bowls that I found would be a little bit too heavy with the fried pierogies. I really enjoyed my meal and I would love to come back and try something else in the future!