The stodgy little pierogi is an interesting food, popular with the majority of Central and Eastern europeans, this Polish dumpling like speciality appeals to the majority of visitors as well. Even to the long-term expat, the appeal of pierogis fails to wear off (unless eaten everyday) and whilst homemade are definitely best, those that can be found in pierogarnias (restaurants which specialise in pierogis) are equally as good. Located in Kazimierz (Krakow's Jewish district) on Ul. Boze Cialo, a mere stone's throw away from the popular Nathan's Villa Hostel, Pierozki u Vicenta is a small cramped little joint who have added to their menu over the years and have ...  Read the complete review