Pyza
9.0 • Polish restaurant
Old-school Polish cafeteria with quiet atmosphere and soft Polish TV audio in the background. Patrons speak softly, creating a cozy, nostalgic vibe reminiscent of the 1980s Polish People's Republic. The place operates as a cash-only, self-service spot with a friendly, family-run feel.
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"It felt like Poland, but more authentic than Poland today."
18
"The pierogi are soft, pillowy dumplings filled with savory meat or cheese and potatoes."
5
"I found the food delicious and the portions were large and affordable."
4
Good to know
1
The restaurant is cash only, so make sure to bring cash before ordering.
2
The portions are massive and prices unbeatable.
3
Customers are expected to clean up after themselves, which helps keep prices modest.
118 Nassau Ave, Brooklyn, New York, United States
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