Pierozki U Vincenta

It's all sunflowers and summer-yellow decor in this bright and cheerful restaurant in Kazimierz, which is inspired by the creations of Vincent van Gogh. The speciality, as the restaurant name suggests, are a whole variety of Polish dumplings (pierogi), hand-made little dough parcels with delicious fillings that are highly popular, traditional Polish fare. Normally you'd expect just a few varieties to choose from, but this cosy place has concocted dozens of varieties, such as with chicken and pineapple and some vegetarian versions like the popular spinach and mozzarella, a variety of fruits or dried prunes. They also rustle up the special 'Vincent' dumpling with meat and lentils. Open daily from noon til evening, they also gladly do take-aways. A cult place for pierogi lovers. Soon, Pierozki U Vincenta will be moving to a new location at ul. Bozego Ciala 12.

Pierozki U Vincenta

"i must agree this place is getting worse... it used to be wonderful! they no longer serve my favorite pierogi (oriental - there were kind of like pot stickers), so i ordered spinach instead. big mistake as they turned out extremely bland and the cheese sauce seemed like it hadn't seen an ounce of cheese. no longer recommendable..."

artfruit
Canada
Nov.26.2007
Overall rating 2/5

"This place kind of blew. Tiny, cold, poor service, uncomfortable, same prices or higher as the nice places and (believe it or not) no toilets. There's lots of good restaurants in Krakow, but this isn't one of them."

Ken
United States
Nov.26.2007
Overall rating 2/5

"Ihave been living in Krakow for 7 months now and this place definitely has the best pierogi. Give the liver filled pierogi a try it's delicious."

Danielle
United Kingdom
Mar.25.2007
Overall rating 4/5

"Tasty and cheep pierogi. You can't miss it!"

Pier
Italy
Jan.04.2007
Overall rating 5/5

"I stayed at the hotel across the road for 2 months and I ate here often. This is what Poland is all about. Good food in a friendly place. I looked at the dessert pierogi every time and yet never had the room to try it. Smacznego"

Daniel
Japan
Dec.17.2006
Overall rating 4/5

"I stayed in Krakow four weeks. My mission: find the best pierogi in Krakow. Mission accomplished, and this place is it. I wish I could have one more nibble of any variety (I tried 8); great for group dining, so everyone gets a bite of something different."

Ada
United States
Nov.16.2005
Overall rating 5/5

"In 3 days we ate here 3 times. One day there were 3 of us and we ordered 5 different types of pierogis because one was better than the next - traditional, gourmet, vegetable or meat.Worth waiting for a table!"

Cathy R
Czech Republic
Aug.28.2005
Overall rating 5/5

"Very small café-type establishment. Excellent Pierogi (hand-made dough parcels) – we had a selection. Very cheap: 25zl for two including drinks although non-alcoholic! Ideal for quick snack (quick efficient friendly service)."

Rob & Hilary
United Kingdom
Jun.08.2005
Overall rating 5/5

"There is no better pirogi anywhere in Poland. Their "Mountain Pierogi" are the best, and the staff is very friendly."

Jack
Micronesia, Federated States of
Mar.26.2005
Overall rating 5/5

"Mmmmmm, delicious! A variety of pieorgi are offered - we tried 3, all of which were delicious. And who can resist the ambience of a giant, papier-mache pierogi?!"

Cheryl
United States
Mar.25.2005
Overall rating 4/5

"The tables are few and far between but the pierogis are excellent. Perfect for a quick pit-stop!"

Doug
United Kingdom
Mar.14.2005
Overall rating 4/5

"For an early evening snack before hitting the bars of Kazimeriz, nothing beats the gourmet delights of Vincent's Pierogi Queens! Nor can you fail to be charmed by their smiles."

Johnny Jellicoe
France
Oct.20.2004
Overall rating 5/5