Pierogi Village Reviews

This is one of the best Polish food restaurants I visited in the U.S. as native Polish I have to say those were the best pierogi outside of Poland and gołąbki were amazing. Bardzo ale to bardzo smaczne, jak w domu. Dziękuję że mogłam się poczuć domowo !

We went as a family and enjoyed the atmosphere - a taste of home- and the food. Pierogis were fresh and light, not doughy, the borscht has delicious, and the cabbage rolls excellent !

The perfect Pierogi! Doesn’t get much better than this people! It’s all about the dough….don’t miss this place. Try the Ukrainian beer and the sampler pierogi plate….heaven!

Outstanding small family run Polish restaurant, they have all of your favorites, not only pierogis. Marcin kept the conversation lively and the food kept coming. It is an order at the counter and food brought to your table place but if you like Polish food and beer, this great little place will not disappoint. Pierogi's, borscht, bigos, schnitzel and more all very good!

This is outstanding Polish food. My wife’s grandmother was 100% Polish. I loved her food and Pierogi Village is better. The sauce for the perfectly flavored and prepared Stuffed Cabbage was smooth and delicious. It complemented the meat stuffing perfectly. There was a nice assortment of Pierogi from which you get to select as few or as many of each flavor as you’d like. This allows you to try multiple different ones to meet your particular tastes. All of their food is “home cooked” on the premises. You can definitely taste the difference. We will be repeat customers!!

There were 8 of us and we all had something different. It was all extremely tasty and authentic. The servers were super friendly and super competent handling a noisy family if 8. It was just overall an extremely pleasant experience and we all can't wait to go back.

We decided to try something new. The owners were ready to close when we arrived but they stayed late to serve us. A very sweet little place with wonderful, authentic pierogi. My daughter-in-law ordered the stuffed cabbage dinner which looked delicious. Can’t wait to order it next time. You can also order food to-go. Don’t miss this place. They close early so go early for dinner—-5 or 6:00 pm.

Delicious food! It's hard to find a good Polish restaurant where I'm from. The borscht, the pierogis and galumpkis were. *chef's kiss*!!! It's a small restaurant but the food is to die for. If you love Polish food, this restaurant is a must!! I only wish I had a Polish restaurant this good near me. 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

Yes! This is the place you want to go!!! Pierogi Village is such a great addition to the Las Vegas valley, You MUST stop in and eat! I grew up with lots of polish food in the home as both my parents were from Chicago and never actually went “out to eat” for Pierogi before this. Im so glad they’re here! The dough is perfect and so are the portions. So filling! The sauerkraut pierogi is my favorite. Also, if you’ve never tried hot beet borscht soup - please do! Sooo satisfying. ^_^

Came across this modest storefront while driving through the strip mall where it's located in the NW. Came back with my hubby, whose Polish and Czech where we sampled a variety of items. The pierogis, stuffed cabbage, potatoes, and crumbled apple cake were fantastic! Everything was well prepared and substantial and just outstanding! The authenticity started with the decor upon entering, the music in the background, the wall decor, tables, everything! There wasn't a single element from the soups to the entrees to the Polish beer, to the dessert that didn't satisfy! I took several pictures and posted on social media immediately, encouraging friends to visit this little gem! Don't miss an opportunity to have an authentic Polish treat! When you go, say hi to Margaret for me! She is top notch!! Just writing this review is making me salivate; I'm thinking there's Polish food in my future today!!!

Love this place. Every time I go to Vegas, this is a must stop. Perogies, stuffed cabbage, sausage, apple pie ala mode. Consistently excellent.

Imagine you're on vacation in Poland, touring the beautiful countryside. You stop and ask directions at a nice farmhouse and meet a wonderful family who invites you to stay for dinner. This food is what you would have. It's Polish home cooking at its best and it is beyond delicious. The Perogies were soft and flavorful, the Sausage was meaty but not greasy, the Sauerkraut was tasty and sweet and the service was top notch. This hidden gem is one of the best kept secrets in Vegas and I can’t wait to go back.

Pierogi Village is a gem in Las Vegas. Real Polish cuisine served on porcelain from Bolesławiec. On a hot day we warmly recommend the delicious Chłodnik (cold beetroot soup). As a main course we took a plate of various pierogi (potatoes and cheese, sauerkraut and mushrooms, spinach and feta, sauerkraut and meat). Sour cream was served and everything was sprinkled with delicious onion. The Pierogi are better than the ones I ate in New York 7 years ago.

Drove over 25 miles across town just to try this restaurant. We love the hearty nature of Polish food and while the flavor of the pierogi was fantastic, the size of each pierogi was small. Ordered a 12 piece piece sausage pierogi ($15) and a 6 piece order of potato/cheese ($8.00) and a large Polish beer to share. Wasn’t enough for us and so we had to order another 15 pieces. Again, flavor and texture was great, just the size was smaller than expected.

Heard about this restaurant from an advertisement in a monthly Sun City magazine. I was out visiting family in Las Vegas and decided to pop in for some lunch take-out. The restaurant is small but bright and cheery. The staff is as well. Very friendly and very Polish! There are 11 varieties of pierogi (pasta dumplings) on the menu. Ordered the Polish Sausage (kielbasa) Sandwich (on a roll with caramelized onions and 'kapusta' (sauerkraut). Food is made to order here so while I was waiting I was offered an opportunity to order a refreshment. "Do you want a light or dark beer?" I was asked. I went with the light. It was 112 degrees F outside that day and the ice-cold beer was most welcomed. The last time it was over 100 degrees in Poland was a hundred years ago in 1921. The sandwich was delicious. Smoky and filling. I can't wait to visit this restaurant for a sit-down dinner on my next visit to Las Vegas. I recommend this establishment for a good tasty meal.

We just found this jewel on Trip Adviser yesterday and after viewing the menu on line we decided to travel across valley to see how Polish kitchen looks in Vegas. It’s Fantastic!!! Very authentic traditional Polish dishes at very reasonable prices. The ambiance does feel like a little bistro in any town in Poland.