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Pierogi restaurant in Kazimierz

PierogarniaKazimierz & Plac Nowy, Krakówlast order: unknownchairs

A sit-down pierogi and żurek meal in Kazimierz: order a mixed plate and a soup, go before 19:00 in summer and book on weekends.

Per personzł 40–70 (≈ US$11–20)2026 estimate
BookingWalk-in, no reservation OK
  • Mixed pierogi plate
  • Żurek
  • Kazimierz street setting
  • Order: Pierogi and żurek
  • Table seating
  • Queue risk: 18:30–20:30
  • Bring cash
  • Vegetarian options

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Directions

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Plan

Open now, when you can walk in, what to order

Go now?

Open?

Hours not published

Reservations

Walk-in, no reservation

Paying

Bring cash

Per person

zł 40–70 (≈ US$11–20)2026 estimate · check

Walk-in windows

12:00–14:00: safe18:30–20:30: risky

A walk-in lunch is only planned as primary when your arrival lands outside the “impossible” window.

Not checked in the last 12 months (no check date on file).

On the ground

How to order, tip and pay, allergies, and booking

How to order

  • Ask for the price of drinks before ordering.

Tipping

Sit-down restaurants: about 10%, less than the 15–20% US norm.

Allergies and diets

  • Not on fileVegetarian · Pierogi ruskie and spinach or mushroom fillings are common. · say: “Jestem wegetarianinem (m) or wegetarianką (f).”
  • AskGluten-free

Paying

Bring cash

  • Check the menu for the price of a plate of eight.
  • Cards and cash; check.

Booking

Booking
Walk-in, no reservation
Note
Treat as walk-in unless the venue confirms otherwise.

Not checked in the last 12 months (no check date on file).

Map and nearby

Where this place is, how to get there, and what is around it

Pierogi restaurant in KazimierzPierogi restaurant in Kazim…Remuh Synagogue and cemeteryWawel riverbank pathGhetto Heroes SquareCloth Hall and Rynek UndergroundMilk bar (bar mleczny) in the Old TownObwarzanek ring-bread stallsJama Michalika

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Nearby places

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More detail

Everything else we know about this place

How to order here, in full

How to order here

The order of play at the counter or table, what to say, how much to order and how to pay.

  1. 1Ask for the price of drinks before ordering.

No shared language? Point at the dish or a photo of it. For a printed menu, translate a photo of it.

What to say

In EnglishSay or showSounds like
How much is this?Ile to kosztuje?ee-leh toh kosh-too-yeh
The bill, pleasePoproszę rachunekpo-pro-sheh rah-hoo-nek
HelloDzień dobryjen doh-bri
Thank youDziękujęjen-koo-yeh
Delicious!Pyszne!pish-neh

Portions and sharing

  • Share a mixed plate and one soup.

Extras, condiments and what costs extra

  • Bread and spreads: May be added — Ask if they are free.

Paying and tipping

Sit-down restaurants: about 10%, less than the 15–20% US norm.

  • Check the menu for the price of a plate of eight.
  • Cards and cash; check.
  • Tipping: About 10% in restaurants if service is not added; round up for taxis.

At the table

  • Cheap lunches: look for a bar mleczny (milk bar) or lunch set.
  • Restaurants on the main square charge more; walk a street away.
  • Many restaurants close by 22:00 outside the Old Town.

Price and paying

Typical spend
PLN 40–70 (≈ US$11–20) per person (2026 estimate; check).
Paying, diet and allergies

Diet and allergies

Yes means there is something for you; ask means possible with care; no means go elsewhere.

  • Vegetariannot on file

    Pierogi ruskie and spinach or mushroom fillings are common.

    Show: Jestem wegetarianinem (m) or wegetarianką (f).

  • Gluten-freeask

Make an allergy and diet card for Kraków →

Who it suits, booking and the kitchen

Show the kitchen

local-language lines from this guide

Tap a need to get a large screen you can hold up to staff. The wording is the guide’s; a helper who reads the language should confirm it if your allergy is serious.

Comfort, facts and cons

Hygiene and comfort

Restrooms
Restroom on site · accessible restroom: check
Seating
Chairs at tables
Kids
kids' menu: ask · stroller: poor · Pierogi suit children
Access
step-free: partial · Some steps at entrances; check

Hygiene

  • Tap water is safe; ask for it or order bottled.

Facts

Reservations
Not on file — Treat as walk-in unless the venue confirms otherwise.
Capabilities
food · toilet
Diet
vegetarian: good · gluten free: some · halal: unknown
Getting there
Kazimierz side street near Plac Nowy (field-verify the venue) · ~4 min walk

Cons

  • Busy on weekend evenings.
  • Small rooms; some steps.

Dish glossary

On the menuWhat it isOrder it how
PierogiFilled dumplings, boiled or fried.Ask for a mixed plate to share.
ŻurekA sour rye soup with sausage and egg, often served in a bread bowl.Try it on a cold day.

Price check

2026 estimate
locals pay
A plate of pierogi is about PLN 25–45 (≈ US$7–13) (2026 estimate; check).
tourist price
Kazimierz's main square venues charge more for the same plate.
rule
Check the menu for the price of a plate of eight.
Extra on the tableTypical chargeWhat to do
Bread and spreadsMay be addedAsk if they are free.

Deep dive

Questions, alternatives, and where our facts come from

Questions and answers

Questions and answers

answered by Voykit editors · dated
Do I need to book?

For weekend dinners, yes.

Checked 2026-09-29 · Voykit desk

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