Pierogi Village is a small Polish Restaurant that specializes in serving Pierogi and other Polish Style Foods. It’s very homey inside with lots of Polish dolls, pottery, and other Keep Sakes all over.

My husband tried the Pierogi Sampler Plate of ten pierogi. He tried sausage, beef, potato & cheddar, and potato & cheese pierogi. He said it came with a green sauce that tasted minty and they were embellished with some diced caramelized onions. He said they had little flavor and couldn’t tell the difference between the beef and sausage pierogi. He also said that the pierogi that were suppose to have jalapeño in them didn’t taste like they had any jalapeño in them. He also said that he was still hungry after eating the pierogi (and one of mine) since the pierogi here are very small (about teaspoon sized).

I tried six potato and cheddar pierogi.

I was kinda surprised that they don’t come with sour cream. The pasta is nice and thin and none of them leaked. It might be hard to tell by my photo but they are very greasy. (and that turns me off). I ate four……..but I didn’t enjoy them……….they kinda turned my stomach because they were greasy and just didn’t have any good flavors to them……….The onions didn’t really taste like onions and instead had a cheap smoky lunch meat flavor and were too greasy for me. Even the inside wasn’t seasoned nice. I didn’t really taste any cheddar. It just was greasy and had that cheap lunch meat flavor. Then I scraped the onions off of one to give to my dogs. I was going to eat a fifth one but when I cut it open there was a big piece of some kind of meat in it so I gave it to my husband to eat since I didn’t know what it was.

WHAT THE FORK!

This was in the potato and cheddar pierogi.

BLECH!

My dogs didn’t mind.

Pierogi Village is not for everyone.

Latter I found out that Pierogi Village puts bacon in their potato and cheddar pierogi with no mention of they on their menu. That is very unkind and disrespectful to vegetarians and to people who don’t eat pork. I did mention this to the owner and Margaret eventually agreed with me. She said that she would change her menu and add bacon as an ingredient to her potato and cheddar pierogi. As of yesterday I did not notice any changes to her on-line menu.

Pierogi Village

8540 W Lake Mead Blvd Las Vegas NV

725-735-2095

www.PierogiVillage.TheFoodieGram.com

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