Really nice and small restaurant.
Tried the mixed flavours pierogi , really delicious.
Recommend to try any soup to go with it.
The stew looks really good too.
Definitely worth to try.
Was recommended to try this place. I love Polish food and it's not easy to come across. The location is unassuming and very small, but we sat outside. The lady behind the counter was really nice explaining the different perogis. With the variety of perogis, why not try it all? So, the
three of us shared a large plate. I would definitely recommend trying perogis if you haven't already.
Really good pierogi! Each one is pretty big and they come topped with sour cream, fried onions, chives, and a pickle.
They were very hearty and tasted super fresh. I recommend the turkey, tomato, and feta flavor.
Came here to try the pierogies. You can order 7 or 10 pieces, and they have a variety of flavors, some monthly ones as well, with vegan, vegetarian, and meat options. I got the cabbage and mushroom & spinach and buckwheat (vegan), potato with cottage cheese & beetroot with goat cheese (vegetarian), turkey with tomato and feta & meat classic (meat) and they're served with sour cream, crispy onions, and a pickle. Makes for a delicious and easy meal. They have indoor and outdoor seating as well.
Newly moved to Berlin and looking for Polish food as I've had the pleasure of living in Warsaw for half a year was glad to find this place, I ordered the kraut pierogis and they were perfect, well cooked with just the right amount of sour cream. I'm a huge fan of Zurek soup and this one had the correct proportion of ingredients the only thing is that it should of been cooked hotter, they were also out of eggs which is one finishing touch on Zurek. All in all I will definitely be coming back.
It's Pierogi. I mean what can I say? These delicious dumplings come in many different fillings and you can mix and match them as you like. They also serve them vegan with a soy cream instead of sour cream which is beyond awesome. I love it.
I think this was my favorite meal in Berlin. It's a small and unassuming place with counter service, but for less than $15pp, my boyfriend and I were able to get 10 pierogis (5 different kinds) a big bowl of bigos (Poland's national dish - a thick meat, cabbage, and mushroom stew), and a drink. It was filling, delicious, and overall extremely satisfying. I wish we had places like this in the states!
Awesome Berlin find! My brother and I came here for dinner, and we enjoyed some tasty Polish street food :) I had a plate of pierogies, and my brother enjoyed the bigos. The atmosphere is friendly and well-decorated, and the food was excellent.
My puppy and I walked by Tak Tak and smelled the pierogies and decided to order. There are vegetarian options with vegetable pierogies that were super yummy. Vegetarian and dog friendly.
Authentic perogi with 5 different flavours to choose from. We tried the potato with cheese and the turkey. Both delicious and so light. Served with yoghurt, chives and a pickle it was an excellent snack before hitting the pub. If you like perogi you won't be disappointed - some of the best I've ever had.
Really cool atmosphere too and a small but adequate selection of beer and wine.
Best pirogies I've had in my life - mouthwatering. They have a weekly special - this time it was the wild boar. The soup is excellent and very authentic. Cute decor. Nice selection of local and organic drinks (the local Berlin Pilsner and organic apple soda from Hamburg were great). Very reasonably priced.
Food was affordable and filling, and the woman who served us is the sweetest person! :)
Very nice place..cozy and really friendly..
I love the food and the service..i recommend this place
Creative, delicious Polish food. Very vegetarian friendly, amazing soups, interesting and tasty pirogies and a lovely friendly guy behind the counter.
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