Pierogarnia U Dzika

So cheap I was about to cry, also considering food´s quality is definitely high. Atmosphere is cool as well, even though those stuffed animals staring at you might freak someone out lol. Anyway I would recommend it to all those looking for something tasty and cheap. It is indeed worth it, just trust me.

Very nice estaurant for trying various kind of Pieriogi or other polish food located in the heart of the Old Town. Perfect place to be seated at an outdoor table in the summer and enjoy the food and drinks. You can choose from different type of delicious Pieriogie (cooked or fried) with many different fillings or you can get a mixture platter of your choice. Good service and fair price for food and drinks.

Wenn schon in Polen, dürfen Pierogi natürlich nicht fehlen. Dazu hatte ich dieses Restaurant rausgesucht und uns hat es so gut gefallen, dass wir gleich zweimal dort waren. Highlight des Hauses nach unserem Test: die Pierogi mit Pilzen, dazu Sauerrahm. Yum! Empfehlenswert ist auch die Platte mit vier verschiedenen Pierogi-​Sorten, wenn man sich etwas durchprobieren will. Auch die Pilzsuppe im Brot konnte sich sehen lassen, allgemein haben es die Polen irgendwie drauf, aus Pilzen was ziemlich leckeres zu zaubern.
Der Service hat manchmal etwas auf sich warten lassen, war aber dennoch super freundlich und bemüht, unsere Wünsche zu erfüllen. Vom Preis her fand ich eh alles unschlagbar günstig (gut, ich war letzte Woche noch in San Francisco, da ist mein Preis-​Leistungsempfinden vielleicht noch etwas gestört), von daher würde ich hier jederzeit wieder herkommen.

Yummy pierogi and beetrootsoup! Me and the bf had the huge pierogi platter with 35 pieces with all kinds of flavors. Some were tastier than others, but all delicious and way to much for two! Service was a bit slow (they could ask and bring our drinks quicker) but thats the only downside. Lovely cheap food at a great location!

The last of the restaurants my Dad and I had a chance to sample while we were in Gdansk, and by far the best one of the bunch. The flaki (tripe soup) and zurek (sourdough rye soup) were tasty, and the zurek was actually not over-​salted. Hurray.
The pierogi were flavorful. We got three varieties — the wild game, the wild mushroom, and the traditional Christmas (sourkraut and mushroom). I would dock them a little for making the dough of the pierogi a little too thick, though the good amount of stuffing helps to offset that somewhat.
We had their szarlotka (a traditional Polish apple tart of sorts), and found it the best of the ones we had while in town as well. I’ll pay them another visit next time I’m there.

Decided to check out their pierogie selection and I was impressed! I tried four kinds (two of each) cabbage and mushrooms, russian style (cheese), chicken and raisins, and meat. I wish I tried the venison too and the fruit ones (cherries). They have a good selection of food. My husband had the wild boar.

Although in a tourist area good meals… for tourist prices… I enjoyed the pirogi and soup in bread… Nice ambiente

The food is high quality, especially the pierogis! We got the chicken, raisin, and nut pierogis, and they were the best I’ve ever had. The wild mushroom soup in a bread bowl was also a fun, tasty choice. It’s in a posh touristy area, but the prices are quite good. Drinks and food for two people came out to just 50 zloty.