Pittsburghers and pierogies go hand-in-hand like peanut butter goes with jelly, wouldn’t you agree? We love our pierogies, but we typically don’t settle for those mass-produced boxed brands. Nope, we want authentic pierogies that are homemade just like our moms and grandmas used to make. Get your next pierogi fix at this authentic Polish eatery that makes some of the best pierogies near Pittsburgh.

Next time you're craving good, old-fashioned pierogies, head over to Pierogies Plus in McKees Rocks, beloved for its freshly made authentic pierogies.
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Pierogies Plus sells frozen pierogies, too.
After that first bite, you might feel as though you've been transported straight to the Poland of yesteryear. The quaint eatery, after all, is owned and run by Polish native Helen Mannarino.
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Many of the staff, in fact, are from Poland, Russia, and Ukraine and are dedicated to making pierogies, and other traditional Polish foods, following Eastern European traditions.
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Pierogies Plus sells its scrumptious pierogies hot and ready to eat or cold, so you can make them at home whenever you feel like it. Choose from such traditional flavors as potato and cheese or sausage.
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If you're on a gluten-free diet, you won't miss out. Pierogies Plus also has a gluten-free menu, but all items must be ordered at least two days in advance.

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You might also want to special order unique flavors, including cabbage and kielbasa, sauerkraut and cottage cheese, and potato and jalapeno peppers. Pierogies Plus also makes cheeseburger, apple pie, and apricot pierogies.
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Have a hankering for some other classic Polish dishes? Try the noodle haluski, the stuffed cabbage, or the stuffed green peppers.
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All of the dishes are available hot and cold. The pierogi restaurant near Pittsburgh also serves several sampler platters, so you can taste a bit of everything. The #1 sampler platter comes with one stuffed cabbage, four potato and cheese pierogies, and haluski.
You can't have an authentic pierogie meal without a delicious dessert, can you? Pierogies Plus also makes lady locks, nut horns, and baklava.
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Craving authentic pierogies but can't make it to Pierogies Plus? The Polish restaurant near Pittsburgh ships its famous pierogies, and other favorites, including haluski and stuffed cabbage, throughout the United States.
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Learn more on the official website of Pierogies Plus. Or, stop by the Facebook page of this Pittsburgh pierogi restaurant.
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Have you been to Pierogies Plus? Do you agree this eatery makes some of the best pierogies near Pittsburgh? Let us know in the comments! After filling up on some of the best homemade pierogies near Pittsburgh, set off on one of the best hiking trails in Pittsburgh. You can find them all on All Trails.

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This pierogi restaurant in Pittsburgh certainly earns hidden gem status, but are there other hidden gems in the city and beyond? There sure are. Here are some hidden gems in Pittsburgh to add to your bucket list:

  • Saint Anthony Chapel houses one of the largest collections of Christian relics (5,000) in the world. Only the Vatican has more.
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  • Beechwood Farms Nature Reserve is the perfect destination all year, with hiking trails and wildlife.
  • Pittsburgh Botanic Garden, with its fairy houses and footbridges, exudes fairy-tale vibes. Plan to spend at least a few hours exploring.
  • Feel like a kid in a candy store at Grandpa Joe’s Candy Shop, where you can stock up on all of your favorite old-fashioned candies.

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One of the best ways to get to know Pittsburgh and its suburbs is on a scenic hike. Here are just a few of the best hikes in Pittsburgh:

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