To the uninitiated a dzik is local lingo for boar. And not only has the owner included the noble dzik in the name, he’s included these little guys in the design. Where do boars go when they die, to this place of course, where the proprietor has them skinned, stuffed and nailed to every surface available. Stranger still, the absence of anything resembling boar on the menu – work that one out. This place has dedicated itself to pierogi, and the ones here are quite simply the best in the biz. If you don’t mind dead animals staring reproachfully at you, then knock yourself out on delicious pierogi stuffed with a variety of sweet and savoury fillings.
Pierogarnia U Dzika
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Phone
(+48) 58 305 26 76
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Editor Gdansk
Gdansk
11. 6. 2026
Thanks for letting us know about the Gluten free pierogi or rather absence of it. We will check out the venue again and also create a list of recommended places that serve gluten-free dishes.
Mi Li
11. 6. 2026
They do not serve gluten-free pierogi so don't bother goong there for it. :(
Lilla
11. 6. 2026
We went to this restaurant because this article mentioned they have gluten free pierogi. Sadly, they don't. And the non GF pierogies were really disappointing, as well as the service. Our order got mixed up and the pierogies were cold in the middle.
andrew plant
11. 6. 2026
Do not miss this place. Pierogi are brilliant even your kids will liek the veal ones that taste a bit like sausage 9 so keep the fussy eater happy) great wild boar steak. Yummy! Kozlak beer too