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  1. All Pierogi Kitchen

    Eastern European

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    The attached market selling frozen pierogi and chilled soups to go tells you everything about the vibe here. This casual Ukrainian family restaurant in Mesa treats borders as a loose suggestion, pulling in beef goulash, plov over cumin-scented rice, pork schnitzel, and thick, buttery pierogi that pair well with griddled sausage. The chicken Kiev arrives loaded with dill and herb butter. Unpretentious, generous portions, and priced like someone actually wants you to come back.

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    • Pierogi

      “The namesake pierogi shine – thick and buttery and stuffed with myriad fillings – and they sing when paired with sausage griddled to a fresh, juicy snap.”

      Phoenix New Times, 2025
    • Beef goulash

      “Meaty mains such as a hefty beef goulash or the beef plov piled atop cumin-scented rice are enough to fill your belly for days.”

      Phoenix New Times, 2025
    • Beef plov

      “Meaty mains such as a hefty beef goulash or the beef plov piled atop cumin-scented rice are enough to fill your belly for days.”

      Phoenix New Times, 2025
    • Chicken Kiev

      “The chicken Kiev, predictably, is a revelation, rich and buttery and loaded with dill”

      Phoenix New Times, 2025

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    1245 W Baseline Rd, Unit 101-103, Mesa, AZ · Mesa
    Hours

    Open now, until 8 PM

    • Monday Closed
    • Tuesday Closed
    • Wednesday Today 11 AM to 8 PM
    • Thursday 11 AM to 8 PM
    • Friday 11 AM to 9 PM
    • Saturday 11 AM to 9 PM
    • Sunday 11 AM to 8 PM

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    +14802623349
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