Where to get some decent pierogi?

cap6888 · Nov 16, 2017

Next week is my shift to cook at the firehouse. Since we want to avoid any turkey/poultry before thanksgiving, my guys have asked me to cook my cabbage and kielbasa dish. Typically I like to make pierogi with it, but I don't have the time to make them before my shift. Anyone know of any place in/near Howard County I can get some decent pierogi? I know it's a long shot, but store bought frozen doesn't cut it. TIA

GolfR · Nov 16, 2017

Subscribed to this thread...I haven't been able to find anything but Ms Ts around here and they simply don't cut it. This also reminds me that I need to hit up the Church Brew Works in Pittsburgh when I'm back for the holidays to get a pierogi pizza.

Matlack · Nov 16, 2017

Costco brand is our go to quick pierogi.they only sell them at road shows a few times a year. My sister said bj' s pierogi's tastes the same.

Reptile · Nov 16, 2017

The fresh pasta bar at Whole Foods sometimes has fresh made pierogi and I've also seen them at Wegman's.

Klev63 · Nov 16, 2017

Try the Kielbasa factory in Rockville

Squaregrouper · Nov 16, 2017

The refrigerated ones at Aldi are far better than the supermarket frozen ones. They aren't like the handmade ones grandma Krakowski makes, but they are pretty good nonetheless.

THier · Nov 16, 2017

The U.P of Michigan

lowoncash · Nov 16, 2017

GolfR said:
Subscribed to this thread...I haven't been able to find anything but Ms Ts around here and they simply don't cut it. This also reminds me that I need to hit up the Church Brew Works in Pittsburgh when I'm back for the holidays to get a pierogi pizza.

Word!

Red1917 · Nov 16, 2017

There's a stand at some farmers markets (I think Ellicott City and Catonsville) called Rogue Pierogies that hand makes good ones, all kinds of flavors too. Pretty pricey but they are solid.

https://www.roguepierogies.com/

Overboost44 · Nov 16, 2017

Klev63 said:
Try the Kielbasa factory in Rockville

That place is pretty authentic. Never checked to see if they have pierogies.

Red1917 said:
There's a stand at some farmers markets (I think Ellicott City and Catonsville) called Rogue Pierogies that hand makes good ones, all kinds of flavors too. Pretty pricey but they are solid.

https://www.roguepierogies.com/

These are very good but very expensive. They come to our farmers market on KI and I have bought probably 4 or 5 of their many different flavors. I like the kielbasa, cabbage potato and the mozzerella, basil sausage

dontpanic · Nov 16, 2017

Sophia's place in the Broadway Market.

The Ukranian church on Eastern ave used to sell them on Fridays. Not sure if they still do.

Minuteman · Nov 16, 2017

Was thinking Aldi too.

Great now I’m hungry!

Gcs7th · Nov 17, 2017

Ze Mean Bean Cafe has the best pierogies I've ever had. Not sure where they get them from but they said they're local and hand made. They do kraut, potato, and farmers cheese. Oh do I miss the 25c pierogie happy hour.

eruby · Nov 17, 2017

THier said:
The U.P of Michigan

Pierogis? I thought they only ate cake on the U. P.

squaregrouper said:
The refrigerated ones at Aldi are far better than the supermarket frozen ones. They aren't like the handmade ones grandma Krakowski makes, but they are pretty good nonetheless.

I saw those, I think they are more than a fin.

I will try them on your recommendation.

THier · Nov 17, 2017

eruby said:
Pierogis? I thought they only ate cake on the U.P.

The world's best!

Doco Overboard · Nov 17, 2017

Didn't think there were that many Hunkies around here.
Call up Kawolneks in Shenandoah and get them shipped from the region.

cap6888 · Nov 24, 2017

So I ended up at the Wegmans in Columbia. Between the bakery and deli they have a small Kosher area. There were fresh (well packaged and not frozen) pierogi there. Even had some with farm cheese stuffing. They were a hot at the firehouse. One guy even said they tasted like my home made ones. That's either words of praise for the ones I bought, or a knock on my homemade ones. I thought the were delicious.

HokieKev · Nov 24, 2017

Gcs7th said:
Ze Mean Bean Cafe has the best pierogies I've ever had. Not sure where they get them from but they said they're local and hand made. They do kraut, potato, and farmers cheese. Oh do I miss the 25c pierogie happy hour.

Sadly, this place has closed.

joppaj · Nov 24, 2017

Late to the party, but this shop is opening in Colesville. I'll let you know how they are once they're open.

Edit...

No, I'm not going to fix the picture. Something about posting from my phone causes the images to rotate.

campns · Nov 24, 2017

To add to the list of places, there is a little roadside stand north of Damascus south of Mt. Airy near the lou and joes, the lady's name is Marta she is truly polish and she sells the most magical pierogis you have ever had. The stand is a little quasit style hut on the side of the road.

attached a picture for identification, Google's puts this near 1170 Ridge Road.

And when you stop there go to Lou and Joes and get some great Pad Thai .... two spicy pepper and a beer it's worth the trip.

Where to get some decent pierogi?

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