Die besten Restaurants mit Polnisches restaurant Essen in Berlin

We ate there and it was a very nice stay overall. The food was really great. The landlady was super nice and entertaining. We reserved a table again the next day and felt completely at home. Big compliments to the cook, the food was perfect

Amazing place for authentic Polish pierogi. The staff is very nice and accommodating, there is a great variety of fillings and toppings you can choose for. Great place for Poles who miss the authentic taste of our national treasure:) It's definitely a must visit place when in Berlin!

Food like at home, large portions at an affordable price, very nice service. We will definitely come back when in Berlin. I recommend :)

Delicious, friendly, atmosphere, like at home 😌. Definitely, recommended.

I looked at the first few photos and it's immediately obvious that they know exactly what they're talking about. Nostalgia... the way it's served, like it used to be at grandma's. After today's lunch I will write more...

We were here with a large group and found the food acceptable. The service wasn't really friendly and sometimes intrusive when it came to ordering more drinks. Loud music was blaring the whole time, which we found absolutely annoying. The store also seems very run down.

Very tasty food, brought to the table quickly and hot The cakes also looked great. Can't rate it because I couldn't manage any more dessert.

Small family run restaurant. Very good food! The friendly service makes you feel at home.

This small bistro is tucked away in a shopping center and also has a meat counter, cake counter and a few shelves with Eastern European products. But freshly prepared Polish home cooking is also served here. There are three small tables where you can sit. The waitress seemed a bit in a bad mood, but was still friendly to me. In one or two reviews the cleanliness was criticized - I couldn't confirm that, everything was clean when I visited. There is a really nice selection of dishes, some of which come in different versions - pierogi, for example, can be had with three different fillings and each fried or boiled. I had fried pierogi with sauerkraut and mushroom filling. There were fried onions and a kind of coleslaw on the side, but with red cabbage. There was also sour cream for the Piegrogi. Both the pierogi and the side dish tasted really good and the portion was also quite large. It felt like there were more than 8 pieces. I was very satisfied and will definitely come back again.

Staff uninterested, food probably reheated and not very flavorful. Something in the filling of the pierogi tasted off too. Good (bottled) beer.