Wawel NDG Pâtisserie Boulangerie Polonaise — Restaurant in Montreal

Transporting my taste buds to the heart of Poland, this delicatessen shop is a true gem. From the moment I stepped through the door, I was enveloped in an atmosphere of authentic charm and warmth. The aroma of freshly made pączki wafted through the air, enticing my senses with promises of culinary delights. The pastries, oh, the pastries! Each delicate creation seemed like a work of art, meticulously crafted to perfection. From exquisite pierogi with savoury fillings to an array of authentic cured meats and cheeses, every bite carries the essence of Eastern European tradition. The warm ambiance and passionate staff add an extra layer of authenticity, making this shop a must-visit for anyone seeking an unforgettable experience that celebrates heritage...

So I just spent over 50$ at this place. EXTREMELY OVER PRICED. This is exactly why I will never go back here. I would rather drive to LaSalle to St.Petersburg deli and store. They are properly reasonably priced.

• ALSO VERY IMPORTANT ** I bought the homemade pierogi and the filling which is suppose to be mushroom tastes like cat food. ….. wait apologies. I am sure that cat food taste better than what this is made with. 8$ for 12 of them and I will be tossing the rest honestly into the garbage. AND I HATE. HATE. HATE. WASTING FOOD. I am ashamed this is a store of my polish people. Good luck in your continuing to charge way too much...

Very good! We tried the plum paczi (ponki) which are always amazing, fluffy, not too much plum filling which was nice. We also tried the tripe soup and the cabbage rolls. The tripe soup was good, very heavy, but also quite expensive at 15$ for 1 bowl. Their cabbage rolls on the other hand, amazing!! Personally, I would add more tomato sauce, but the filling is so good it doesn't really need it. Absolutely worth it. Heat it up in a dutch oven so the cabbage slightly caramelises, you...