Roncesvalles Village was once home to all things Polish, but mainstays like this tavern are the primary remnants. Get perogies with fillings like cheddar and potato or minced pork.

It’s about quantity and quality at this Eastern European bar in Parkdale where Polish dumplings served boiled with bacon, onion and sour cream are all you can eat on Sundays.

The Annex has this age-old Hungarian restaurant complete with checkered tablecloths where perogies are filled with potato and cheese, boiled, and served with fried onions, sour cream, coleslaw and debreceni sausage.

This Leslieville joint sometimes serves perogies stuffed with blueberries, and you can actually even sub in pierogies for meat with your breakfast.

AYCE deals on perogies are available every Wednesday at this Annex cafe and hangout, where they're served with mashed potatoes, salad, fried onions and sour cream.

The Kingsway in Etobicoke is where to seek out this spot serving perogies stuffed with sauerkraut, potato, ground pork, ground chicken, and exclusively in the winter, mushroom.

The Junction has a destination for perogies in this comfort food and brunch spot that makes them by hand and only serves them on Thursdays and Fridays.

Venture to this restaurant in Bloor West Village for "grandma-style" perogies stuffed with cheese and potato, meat, sauerkraut and mushroom, or in the summer, blueberry. They also make Siberian Pelmeny mini-perogies.

Multiple locations of this chain including one in the Union Station Food Court unconventionally top perogies with everything from smoked meat and mustard to buffalo chicken.