GOŚCINIEC Polskie Pierogi — Restaurant in Warsaw

Realistically...I've traveled to 39 countries so I'll be realistic...this gastronomy is ordinary and average quality food using convenience foods...mostly I stick to the principle that where there are crowds and where people are waiting in line for food like this tasting, that is just some created fame that spreads further... Just to be clear, we were not queuing but just passing by the restaurant at lunch time (11:30) and they had some free tables (there was already a queue from 12:00) ....The service was nice, but unfortunately the food was average, the roast was tasty but dry, very overcooked and the potato pancakes were unfortunately ordinary. thawed semi-finished product... And yet it's such a simple thing to make honest potato pancakes and then it would be different... so the overall impression is that nothing extra for me, rather completely ordinary... and I'm not particularly picky, but according to It's really unusual for me to offer people semi-finished products....Two stars are only for the service, I have no comment on the recommendation, after all it is said 1000 people, 1000 tastes... So let everyone judge for...

This is the place where I go for delicious chicken soup (rosół). Also got the pork chop with potatoes and cucumber salad (mizeria). Both were delicious and hit the spot. HOWEVER, the blueberry pierogi were an absolute disappointment. Put some sugar in those berries! It was like a diet version of those pierogi. We asked for sugar on the side and we sprinkled it on ourselves, but it wasn’t the same and I would NOT recommend these to someone who has never tried them. I also think serving them on a bed of sour cream isn’t the best idea either. Should be served on the side so people can choose how much they want on there. Super disappointed in the pierogi especially since pierogi is in the name of the establishment. I’m Polish and their lack of taste makes me disappointed for anyone trying them for the first time. I really hope they change them soon. If you try them, read this review too late, please go elsewhere and try them again. Service was nice and our waitress enjoyed our silliness. The vibe is always nice, especially outside. Will return again, but not for...

From the moment I stepped into this charming Polish restaurant, I was transported to a world of rich culinary tradition and authentic flavors. The ambiance exudes a warm, welcoming atmosphere, reminiscent of a cozy dining room in a Polish home.

The menu is a delightful exploration of Poland’s culinary heritage. The star of the show was undoubtedly the Pierogi. Each one was a little parcel of joy, with perfectly seasoned fillings encased in tender, handcrafted dough. The balance of flavors was exemplary, marrying traditional recipes with a touch of modern flair.

The staff deserves special mention for their attentive, friendly service, making us feel right at home. Their recommendations were spot on, enhancing our dining experience with their knowledge of Polish cuisine.

In conclusion, this restaurant is a treasure trove of authentic Polish delights. It’s a must-visit for anyone craving genuine Polish dishes or looking to explore the rich tapestry of Poland’s culinary landscape. An unforgettable dining experience that beckons you to return. Five stars...