Small-group food walks through Warsaw with a local guide — traditional pierogi, milk bars, and the dishes Poles actually grew up eating.
Full itineraries, exact pricing, and online booking are being finalized. Reach out directly for dates in the meantime.
A midday walk through Warsaw's milk bars and street-food stalls — the everyday food Varsovians actually eat, at everyday prices.
Pricing coming soonAn evening tour through traditional Polish restaurants — pierogi, żurek, and hearty classics, paired with a Polish vodka tasting.
Pricing coming soonLunch or dinner, depending on your appetite and schedule.
Call, email, or message to lock in your date.
Small groups meet at the starting point in central Warsaw.
Stories, history, and a lot of traditional Polish food.
Founder & tour guide. Piotr grew up near Warsaw and has spent years exploring the city's food scene — from neighborhood milk bars to family-run pierogarnie. Pierogi Trail was built to share that with visitors: real Polish food, real stories, and a walk through the city most tourists never see.
More of Piotr's story — and the story behind Pierogi Trail — is coming soon.
Online booking is coming soon. Until then, reach out directly and Piotr will confirm your date personally.