S&D Polish Deli

I knew I wanted to try some pierogi's while in Pittsburgh, and found S&D through Yelp. My husband and I stopped in for a snacky meal and got some potato and cheddar pierogis and kielbasa and sauerkraut to share. They have the hot foods available in a case that keeps it warm. They also have a few things in the cold case that you can ask them to heat up.They have a few small seats available where you can eat your food. Overall, the food was good! I kind of wish the pierogi's had a sauce, but I saw upon leaving that you can ask for sour cream by request. Aside from the hot food, they have a selection of Polish groceries that were interesting to peruse.

Glad we made it to this famous Polish deli. The pierogies and polish sausage are so delicious. We didn't eat the pierogies at the shop, since they have have several tables outside of the shop, instead pan fried after got home and tasted even better.We bought the traditional potato and cheese pierogies, vegetarian mushroom pierogies, regular sausage, nuts cookies , various chocolate, baking extract, and other miscellaneous items. Everything was delicious & only wish we bought more .The shop is small, long and narrow, not much space to maneuver around especially when other customers also in the shop.Given its popularity, this shop is always busy, but cashier is very efficient at check out so the line moves fast. S&D located in the strip district, is a high walking score area with lots to see and convenient paid parking lots nearby, we paid $10 flat daily rate.Highly recommend & come hungry @WineDinenVacay

Decided to finally visit the Polish Deli during a strip Sunday and sample some "snacks." I'm not sure if it was just because it's Sunday or if it's like this every day, but the hot foods were sitting in a grab & go case. Nothing wrong with that I was just expecting made-to-order. I'm sure it was freshly made that morning. We split the potato and cheese pierogies (comes with 4) and some Haluski. Both were delicious, though very buttery. I could have done without the bacon on the Haluski but it was tasty. I'm sure they have a version that's just cabbage but the prepared food was pretty picked over. They also have a great selection of polish seasonings, sweets, fresh sausages, and many more polish goods.

Food: 3/5Service: 4/5Ambiance: N/A (not a sit-down restaurant, grab and go)We were surprised to learn this was not a dine-in restaurant, but rather a store with hot dishes in plastic containers you can grab and go. There is no seating. There were not many options at the time we arrived, but we were able to buy a kielbasa (sausage) sandwich, haluszki (essentially butter noodles) with bacon, and pierogi (boiled potato dumplings). It's not the most flavorful cuisine, but my husband and I enjoyed trying Polish food for the first time. Keep in mind there is an extra charge for credit cards.

Tucked away in a tiny space on Penn Avenue is a marvelous Polish grocery store with a small lunch space. And Polish food is one of the best things to sample when experiencing local Pittsburgh culture. The store has many authentic Polish items and is well stocked. But we were here for the food.Now, their pierogi were pretty good, although I've had better in a few other spots across the U.S. as well as in the motherland Poland. The haluszki was tasty, and their kielbasa dipped in spicy mustard was excellent! But it was the fresh sauerkraut that unassumingly came with the order that was stunning!

Took a walk down the strip and searched for something different. Saw S&D and opted for what was left in their hot box. Polish sausage and kraut and a side of potato perogis looked good. Requested a side of mustard for the sausage and sour cream for the perogis. No compliants and worked well for lunch break!

I searched for an authentic Polish deli while visiting the area and based on many reviews decided to give S&D a try. This is a deli so you'll need to order online or go in person - there is no seating. This business is located in a cool area and easy to find. We tried the Borsht, potato pancakes, Perogi and Keilbasi. Plus I loved Kolaczki's growing up so I needed to try these. They had the apricot filled and nut I wanted to try the nut filled as they looked delish and I had never tried or made those. One container is $15.00 and about 12 or so cookies. Well worth it! We all loved the food we tried. And just know the Kielbasi is legit - totally different than store package types. This is alone is worth the trip. I will be back to try a few other items and really enjoyed the food. It took me back to special memories with my gramma.

Delicious Polish deli located on Penn Ave. Simple Polish deli with traditional fare plus meats, sweets & products imported from Eastern Europe! Got their haluski, potato cheese pierogies & regular kielbasa! Fresh, tasty & homemade! Can't wait to go back and try some more Polish foods!

Absolutely the best pierogi I've ever had the pleasure of eating!This is a family business. Nothing fancy. In fact, the young lady taking care of us said "Good luck" when I told her we'd find a table outside the restaurant on the street. And that's just cool like a panther on the prowl!Come early, because they sell out.

Food is great. Parking is terrible. We don't go there anymore because of the parking situation.