It’s a bit rustic and the menu is only in Polish but you can't go wrong because the charming waitresses are just dying to use their English and will help you decide what fillings you would like in your dumplings,- meat-potato, mushroom, cabbage.

Served with a kind of smoked bacon and mustard sort of relish, delicious washed down with a litre of Polish beer, not the import beer as it's too gassy and will fill you up and you won't manage the Piroggi.

After that you need a schnapps, preferably a vodka. Two doors
away there's a very cool bar called Matafora (al Jerozolimskie 30).

We thought we might be too old to get served there, but were given the same friendly and prompt service as the mostly young cool
clientele. Good minimalistic decor, effective drinks.

Piroggeria al Jerozilimskie 28

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