Pyza

All 12 rated mentions, most helpful first

in:Pierogi’s in the city8 pts
“Get the *naleśniki z serem* (Blintz with sweet farmer's cheese).”
H2
in:Latkes, Veselka vs Karczma6 pts
“I personally found the ones at Pyza to be the best restaurant rendition I had.”
H2
in:Want to try polish food with friends... Your recommendations3 pts
“Pyza and Karczma are institutions, and I wouldn’t dare to say a bad word about them. However, dining there is more of a time travel than an “authentic” experience anymore.”
H2
in:Pierogi’s in the city2 pts
replying to u/catdura: +1 on Greenpoint. I really like Pierozek
“I really like Pyza and Restaurant Relax for very affordable, cheap Polish pierogis! Big plates!”
H2
in:In search of authentic foods14 pts
“But if you need recommendations maybe Lakou Cafe for Haitian, Pyza for Polish, La Fonda Boricua/Cuchifritos on 116th/Cocotazo for PR, Joe's of Ave U for Italian, Island Express on Flatbush for Guyanese”
H1
in:Pierogi’s in the city13 pts
“Restaurant Relax, Pyza, Pierozek, and Karczma are all great options.”
H1
in:Best hole-in-the-wall Eastern European food in queens/BK?3 pts
“Pyza”
H1
in:Want to try polish food with friends... Your recommendations3 pts
“Pyza in Greenpoint keeps it pretty real.”
H1
in:Latkes, Veselka vs Karczma2 pts
“Pyza has the best food.”
H1
in:Latkes, Veselka vs Karczma2 pts
“Thirding Pyza.”
H1
in:Dumpling Tour? Other Cheap Eats?2 pts
“so is Pyza”
H1
in:Latkes, Veselka vs Karczma1 pts
replying to u/aunipine: were they polish, or just that dedicated to polish cuisine?
“this food is 10x better where you're going, no need to stock up!”
H1