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Pierogi One is a cozy Eastern European bistro serving authentic Polish comfort food made fresh daily. Our specialties include handmade pierogi (Polish dumplings), crispy latkes (potato pancakes), juicy Polish sausage, hearty schnitzels, and flavorful sandwiches — all prepared with natural ingredients and no preservatives. Located steps from the Kaseya Center, Pérez Art Museum, and Frost Science Museum, it’s the perfect spot to relax and enjoy a warm, home-style meal, friendly service, and the true taste of Eastern Europe in downtown Miami.
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Address: 990 Biscayne Blvd, Miami, FL 33132
Phone: (305) 333-9201
Website: https://pierogione.com/
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Max Jacomino
Pierogi One is an absolute gem in downtown Miami!
The food was outstanding! I have to say that this was my first experience having Polish food and I loved it. Every dish tasted home made. The traditional cheese and potato dumplings were perfectly tender and rich, while the pork pan-fried dumplings had a crisp golden edge and a delicious, savory filling. The Polish sausage was excellent and flavorful, and the chicken schnitzel was crispy on the outside, juicy on the inside. The potato pancakes were golden perfection, and the cabbage salad added a fresh, tangy balance to the meal.
The service was excellent… attentive, friendly, and genuinely welcoming. It’s rare to find a spot where every dish impresses, but Pierogi One did it for me. I’ll definitely be back soon, and next time I’m bringing friends!
… moreThe food was outstanding! I have to say that this was my first experience having Polish food and I loved it. Every dish tasted home made. The traditional cheese and potato dumplings were perfectly tender and rich, while the pork pan-fried dumplings had a crisp golden edge and a delicious, savory filling. The Polish sausage was excellent and flavorful, and the chicken schnitzel was crispy on the outside, juicy on the inside. The potato pancakes were golden perfection, and the cabbage salad added a fresh, tangy balance to the meal.
The service was excellent… attentive, friendly, and genuinely welcoming. It’s rare to find a spot where every dish impresses, but Pierogi One did it for me. I’ll definitely be back soon, and next time I’m bringing friends!
Hannah C
Really nice little pierogi restaurant near the port! We tried the pork and bacon/cheese. Both were pan fried. They do cook them fresh, so expect to wait 20 min. The potato salad was light in flavor, but the cucumber salad was more like a light pickle salad with a lot of dill. We really enjoyed it. The 6 pieces were enough to get us filled but not full, so I didn’t feel heavy afterwards.
… moreKaterina
A lovely casual place with indoor and outdoor seating. There are a few options to choose from. Zurek soup was good and so were boiled perogi with the Polish sausage. Portions are quite nice and food is filling. Look forward to trying pan fried perogi next time.
… moredanica wiseman
Restaurant was very cute and clean! My family and I came here for lunch and we got 6 pan fried spinach and feta pierogi and 12 potato and cheese boiled. We also got a side of fries and cucumber salad. All of the food was SO good like very very good. I highly recommend! The service was fantastic as well and I would definitely make sure you visit.
… moreDavid M
Authentic Polish cuisine. Very tasty,reasonable prices and solid portions.
The only comment I can make, please get rid of plastic cups you serve drinks with,not environmentally friendly.
… moreThe only comment I can make, please get rid of plastic cups you serve drinks with,not environmentally friendly.
Jarosław Pawelec
Beautifull Polish food. Sausauge excatly like in Poland. Żurek was very good and super hot like it should be. Pierogi maybe not the best in the world but nothing to be ashamed of. Pitty that no chicken soup was available on Sunday. I think you shall think about it aspecially for sundays and ofcoure porkchops with mashed potatos as a second. If you look for the tasty beer. There you go Warka or Żywiec. Just like at home. It is not cheap but nothink is cheap in Miami. At list u have a good quality and healthy food.
… moreМария Гавдей
The pierogi could be good if BOILED. Raw dough is actually very toxic for organisms.
Blueberry pierogi came being strawberry.
With beef — never try it!!!!! I don’t know what they put inside but it tastes very very bad.
Total we paid 87$. no comments.
… moreBlueberry pierogi came being strawberry.
With beef — never try it!!!!! I don’t know what they put inside but it tastes very very bad.
Total we paid 87$. no comments.
Becky H
Went here on Thursday evening and it wasn’t very busy. The staff was attentive and the food was amazing. Reasonable prices.
… moreAnthony Fernandez
5 Stars – A Must-Try Polish Comfort Food Spot!
Pierogi is an awesome spot that instantly reminded me of the Polish food I used to enjoy back home in Philadelphia. I ordered way more than I could eat, but I knew I’d want to take some home to enjoy during the NBA playoffs—and I’m glad I did.
The atmosphere has more of a Miami vibe than a traditional Polish restaurant, but the menu is definitely rooted in tradition. The potato-based dumplings with chicken were hearty and filling—comfort food at its best. The Polish hotdog, stuffed with pickles and spicy mustard, was packed with flavor.
I especially loved the beet-based soup, and the potato salad had a tangy, vinegar-like or fermented twist that really caught my attention. It’s unique and worth trying.
You order at the counter, take a seat, and they bring the food to your table. Simple, efficient, and friendly.
I’ll absolutely be coming back for breakfast and lunch. Highly recommended!
… morePierogi is an awesome spot that instantly reminded me of the Polish food I used to enjoy back home in Philadelphia. I ordered way more than I could eat, but I knew I’d want to take some home to enjoy during the NBA playoffs—and I’m glad I did.
The atmosphere has more of a Miami vibe than a traditional Polish restaurant, but the menu is definitely rooted in tradition. The potato-based dumplings with chicken were hearty and filling—comfort food at its best. The Polish hotdog, stuffed with pickles and spicy mustard, was packed with flavor.
I especially loved the beet-based soup, and the potato salad had a tangy, vinegar-like or fermented twist that really caught my attention. It’s unique and worth trying.
You order at the counter, take a seat, and they bring the food to your table. Simple, efficient, and friendly.
I’ll absolutely be coming back for breakfast and lunch. Highly recommended!
Irina D
Wow, these are some of the best pierogi I’ve ever had. We had the mushroom and sourkraut boiled pierogi, the chicken and veggie pan fried pierogi, and the potato pancakes. All were 10/10 amazing would have again!
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