The is an amazing restaurant. The restaurant is decorated in bright colors with polish accents. The waitress was very friendly, polite, and gave great advice on the food. The Polish sausage and sauerkraut is delicious. The sausage is cooked well; crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. The sauerkraut is not overly sour with great seasoning. The warm wine was great; good for the cold winter. read more

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While visiting Warsaw, I made sure to stop at Zapiecek Polskie Pierogarnie, and it was everything you'd want from a classic Polish food experience. This place is charming, cozy, and clearly a must-visit -- it was very busy with people waiting outside, which only confirmed how loved it is. I ordered the traditional pierogies (without meat), and they were absolutely delicious -- tender, comforting, and full of flavor. The cranberry sauce and mushroom sauce on the side were perfect pairings and really elevated the dish, adding a sweet and earthy balance to each bite. It felt like the kind of spot you seek out when traveling -- authentic, warm, and deeply satisfying. If you're a foodie or a visitor wanting to experience real Polish comfort food while in Warsaw, this is definitely a place you shouldn't miss. I'd happily return and highly recommend it! read more

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Typical recipe never changes, the best choice for foreigner to taste the polish local food. 典型的的波兰本地菜，跟中国东北赛的，可以尝试一下！ read more

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I ordered 9 boiled pierogis each with different fillings. I enjoyed the taste of everything ordered. The service was slow to take my order. We waited about 15 minutes after seating before our drink order was taken. I thought the meal was a bit pricey. It's a popular restaurant in a prime tourist area, so the slow service and priciness are not surprising. read more

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This gem of a restaurant sits in the perfect location in Old Town Warsaw. It is decorated in both old and new polish design. It is just a joy to lounge and have a drink. The food was also spectacular. I absolutely love Polish pierogis and my husband and I ordered the boiled raspberry and cheese with sweet cream. So amazing! We also enjoyed two soup dishes and a warm fruit tea. I am so happy we gave this authentic restaurant a try. I would love to come back and try out other numerous dishes. read more

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We went to the larger of these restaurants in the Old City section of Warsaw. We were promptly greeted in Polish and then English. We had a slight wait for a table of 4. The menu of food and drink was pretty extensive. I went with the traditional spread of boiled perogi with the gravy (pretty bacony). Our waitress wanted to make sure we pronounced perogi correctly so here it is: per oh ghi. Not a hard "gee" at the end. Lots of booze if you're so inclined to include Polish beers and mulled wines. Great atmosphere. Good food. Good vibe. Recommended! read more

This restaurant was everything we hoped it would be. The food was great, the service was great, and they put us in a quiet corner of the restaurant where we could actually talk. We could not have been happier :-) read more

When in Warsaw I always stop by Zapiecek for the split pea soup and pork knuckle. I can saw that it's the best split pea soup I have ever had...Even better than Andersen's in California. Not only are the prices great, but the food, service and ambiance matches. The split pea soup comes with bread and presented over a burning candle so that it remains hot. Pieces of bacon are in the soup and what else? A split sausage that is grilled before placing in the soup. For around $4 USD, that's a meal in itself. The pork knuckle comes in small, medium and large from 400g to 600g. With the soup, I opted for the small version at 400g. Cooked to perfection and fall off the bone meat, this is one tasty dish. Served over a bed of sour cabbage and two sides of mustard & horseradish. Service: 8/10 Ambiance: 9/10 Bathrooms: 7/10 Food: 9/10 Cleanliness: 9/10 Value: 10/10 Would I return? ALWAYS! read more

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Fried Perogi with meat and cabbage, pots to dumpling with mushroom gravy. Goulash with potato pancakes. Sounds so elementary. And it is certainly substantial. But the execution here is so robust and wholesome that the experience is deeply satisfying. Perfect to fortify a night in the town or after drinks. Or to warm up a chilly evening. Three branches in old town for your convenience. Servers take good care of you in bright red polish dresses. The restaurant has a playful vibe. All for about US$10-15 a person... priceless read more

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Intimate spot with some of the most delicious tastes I have ever experienced. Friendly staff, food came out quickly and incredible.

Came here a few weeks ago while I was on vacation. I was super excited to try some authentic polish perogis. My polish friend tells me the word "perogi" is plural already but just saying the word "perogi" to refer to a plate full of those guys seems unnatural. Perogis it is. What are you gonna do about it?!?! There was another one of these restaurants with the same name right outside of my hostel but it looked really full so I came ova hea'. The outside portion of this establishment is literally down a dark alley. Fear not bc I'm a hot, skinny, young (if 27 is still considered young) female and I survived so you should be ok. I sat down next to these two dudes that spoke to the waitress in English so I figured they weren't from Poland. I ordered a huge sangria and I meant to order the....shit, I can't even remember, I think cheese perogis. Waitress also sold me on a side of green beans. Fiber and probably some good vitamins and minerals and shit (autocorrect changed shit to hair, I'm sitting in a meeting I should be paying attention to and I literally just burst out laughing. I had to put the phone down and stop for a sec....that would be GROSS and there was no hair that I recall). I started talking to those dudes next to me and low and behold they're from Budapest, where I was headed next so I got some good info. Thank GOD bc there is no wifi here. Might actually be the first restaurant I went-second actually-that I went to in Europe that doesn't have wifi. What gives?! The sangria is good and more importantly, very large. I believe I ordered a beer after I finished it though bc you know they stuff that glass up with ice. All the food was super tasty, the sauce they give you for the pierogis was DUMB good. I wasn't given sauce at any of the other places I visited so maybe that's a special thing thato ccurs at this place. Additionally, the menu has huge pictures of shit on it. Makes it easier to order but it also reminds me of applebee's. If you live in poland you might not know what i'm talking about. If you live in poland you might not understand this review bc it's in english. Speaking of english, my waitress actually spoke it pretty well, I would say the communication issues were minimal. To summarize the food was amazing and just for that and the huge pictures of shit on the menu I'd come back but I'll probably never be in Poland again so I probably won't go back. Byebye read more

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Every item was cooked perfectly and if you want Polish specialties you will do no better than this.

Such great food and atmosphere. This place was recommended by our taxi driver and it did not disappoint.

Great food. We are Polish and cook polish food in the US and this place was a perfect stop for our late arrival into Warsaw. The he service and atmosphere was very welcoming. read more

**Note: did not order traditional meat pierogi. The pierogi were good, but nothing out of the ordinary. We tried the turkey and carrot, the ruskie, and the cabbage and champignon pierogi. We also had the beet root soup, the chicken noodle soup, and the fried dumplings. Everyone's favorite was the fried dumpling, which is basically like a Polish tater tot, and is overshadowed by the delicious mushroom cream sauce you can get with it. The prices were modest, around $30 USD for 9 pierogi, an order of fried dumplings, two soups, and three drinks. Service was fast and staff were kind and spoke English. Overall, seems like a tourist trap or a "fast food" pierogi joint. read more

Zapiecek - Polish Near Me - Warszawa, Massachusetts

My husband and I ate here on the patio, and it was a pretty good experience. This restaurant is one of SEVERAL around old town, and they always seem busy. Prices were ever so slightly higher than other restaurants, but still reasonable. We both ordered soups - me the sour rye, him the beet root. Both soups were the best we'd had around Poland. We then had a fried pierogi platter and potato dumplings with blue cheese sauce. The food was great - tender pierogi, a delicious bacon/onion gravy, the potato dumplings were delicious and had great texture. Service was a bit slow outside, and left a little to be desired, but overall a good experience. read more

Zapiecek - Polish Near Me - Warszawa, Massachusetts

Excellent polish food. I sampled many items on their menu during my two visits. The service was prompt and I found the flavors to be consistent and frankly very tasty. I would definitely return here again. read more

There are so many restaurants in this chain, and each has a long queue, for a reason. The food is amazing, the service is friendly and it is soooo cheap, comparing to almost any other country. The atmosphere is great. Highly highly recommended! read more

Came here twice! Super yummy. Boiled is definitely how I like my pirogies. Sour rye soup paired well. The creamy potato pancake was good but a little to heavy for my likings. Big portions so a good place to share and taste traditional polish food. Also the best polish beer I had on my trip came from here it was the unfiltered one and it was AMAZING. read more

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Great food for cheap price! I got the pork knuckle and sour rye soup which is a traditional food here in Poland and Zapiecek did not disappoint. The pork knuckle was well made and very flavorful. I enjoyed the pickled cabbage underneath as well. My friend got 9 dumplings (minimum) with different flavors. She enjoyed the soft skin and her favorite was the spinach and cheese pierogi. The waitresses in very cute uniforms were very friendly and attentive. The ambience of the restaurant was quite cozy and homey. read more

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Out group of 4 enjoyed the rib: S and sauerkraut, sausages, fried potato pierogi, goulash and potato pancake. read more

Not bad at all! I ate here one of my first nights in Warsaw and got some quite delicious perogies and żurek here. the żurek really was quite irresistible...the perogies were just okay. The atmosphere definitely was geared towards the tourists and was extremely traditional. But given its location, this was necessary and set them apart from some of the other places. The wait staff was incredibly efficient and skilled in English. Would definitely recommend to a person from out of town looking for some traditional Polish foods. read more

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**ANGELS**. I saw them, I turned my head for a moment and got brief glimps of angels in the kitchen. I mean, what else can make pierogi this good. Had 9 different kinds because they let you mix up the order. Brilliant. If you leave without trying the Pork, you might as well turn around and go back. Only eating the pork will give you a direct path to heaven. Must try this place. read more

Zapiecek - Blueberry. Fried. And boiled. - Polish Near Me - Warszawa, Massachusetts

This little pierogi restaurant is just steps away from the Royal Castle of Warsaw and a great quick stop place for some pierogies! It's definitely aimed at tourists but well done with a cute atmosphere and nice English menu. I thought it wasn't bad (my Grandma is Polish so I grew up with lots of pierogies) and the pierogies were freshly made and brought out hot. The staff were super kind and welcoming. read more

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A little touristy but great for first time pierogi-ers. These little Polish dumplings are delicious, especially the fried ones with meat and cabbage (infinitely better than they sound). Would probably skip the soups as a starter as they fill you up and the pierogi are very heavy. We went as a large group and ordered several different dumplings which was a great way to try the local cuisine. If you're just two maybe go for three sets of dumplings (there are nine in a pan I think) because you probably wouldn't be able to handle any more. Very cheap and a fun way to explore the local cuisine if you can look past the waitresses dressed in crazy 'Polish' outfits. read more

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Visited this place dinner time on a wednesday, it was a hot day and this place was small, stuffy and crowded. But it had a cozy atmosphere and the food was great. read more

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My favorite restaurant in Poland that I've tried! Order the dumplings on the appetizer menu as a dessert and you won't be disappointed. We got the mixed blueberry/strawberry dumplings with the warm vanilla sauce. It tasted like canned American cake icing, melted. So good that I wanted to drink it. Service was great. A flight of shots plus beers were ordered, and the server helped us pick those plus our food items. We ordered the pork knuckle-- I didn't like it because it was very gamy/dark-meat tasting, but the guys I was with loved it. The sauerkraut it was served over was the best I've ever had. We also ordered the kielbasa, which again was not my favorite, and the potato pancakes with the velvet-y mushroom sauce. Those were so very decadent and delicious. The inside is very small, but we managed to enjoy our time at Zapiecek just fine despite this. The prices were probably high in Zloty, but it's a fancier restaurant, but once you convert to USD, it was super cheap. read more

I tried the steamed dumplings. Very good! You can order them with different things inside. The best ones were the ones stuffed with salmon and lentils. I tried the one with strawberries inside, good as well. Small cozy place for a typical lunch. read more

Zapiecek - Polish Near Me - Warszawa, Massachusetts

Food here is absolutely delicious! And inexpensive too! If you like pork, cabbage and potatoes, then this is a must: Golonka v pive (pork on a bone) & Kopytka (fried potato dumplings). Also any kind of polish pirogies are amazing. read more

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Awesome! I was used to eat here when I was living in Warsaw. Zapiecek is a chain of polish restaurants and I think you can find them everywhere in the city and in the country. I recommend you to try pierogi and zurek. read more

Great Polish food here! My girlfriend and I got two types of dumplings: the Russian style (with goat cheese and potatoes) and the mixed meat ones. Great taste, good texture and brilliant mixture. As mains, I chose Bogol (probably I am spelling it wrong in Polish :)), which is a mix of tender meat with saukerkraut. Ila instead took a potato pancake with mushroom cream. If you are in the old town and you wish to taste Polish food on a budget, go there! I would anyway suggest to take just one dumpling dish to share and the mains: Polish food is great, but kinda heavy and greasy. read more

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We came by for a late lunch and found the place to be very busy but was able to get a table. We ordered pirogues and found them to be very good. We definitely will be coming back. read more

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I always expect good food from Zapiecek, but this one is my favorite because of the service. My last trip to Poland I came here three times, and the service was great every time. Would recommend the Blueberry Pierogi! read more

I had the Russian style perogies and a hearty bigos and a nice beer. Absolutely, great service and nice meal in the middle of old town Warsaw. I would love to go back! read more

This was a great touristy spot. The fried perogie were great. Great selection. Friendly staff. Warm mulled wine with vodka was yummy. Sausages good too. read more

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Been to Poland a few times and ate many home cooked Polish meals in the past 4years. The food and the ambience at is very homely. It is a great place to go to for a variety of Polish favorite dishes. We had Zupa Grochówka (Polish Yellow Pea Soup), Golonka (Pork Knuckle), Pierogis (Polish Dumplings) filled with forest mushroom, meat and mushroom, cheese and potato. All the dishes were very good. The restaurant has servers that speaks English and it has English Menu. This is a plus for tourists. There is also kids menu, where portions are smaller and the options are more appealing to kids. Do take note that the restaurant at this location is very small. Approximately 30 person seating. So might be a wait on a busy evening and service is rather slow. 4 Stars for Food and Price 3 Stars for Service read more

First time as business traveler... Goon a keep this place for revisiting... Good fresh food quality amazing soups and friendly service. Good descent prices too... 5 star... read more

With a Polish theme that's seems to come from another era or someone's imagination. The waitress have short dresses and wear a corset on top of those dresses. Whether your a tourist or not, it seems to be a good place to eat. A small chain of 4 restaurants, this is one is small but comfortable. They are good value and the best bit is they are very kitsch. read more

Zapiecek - Small but comfortable - Polish Near Me - Warszawa, Massachusetts

Really poor service. I can't speak for the quality of food at this restaurant as we had to walk out within 5 minutes of being seated at a table which was literally just 2 feet away from a disgustingly stinky restroom. Despite pointing out the fact that there were other empty tables in the small restaurant, the waitress refused to move us citing the fact the other tables could seat 4 people and we were just 2 in number. We had no other choice but to walk out of the restaurant. This was the very first time we had such a terrible experience read more