I went here with 2 friends and I have to say right off I am not a Pierogi connoisseur, so I am not an expert. One friend has had homemade Slovakian Pierogi's so that was their comparison and the other friend compared these Pierogi's to Polish ones.
The place is really small to eat in. They have 2 tables with 4 chairs and 2 tables with 2 chairs. There is also a small grocery store if you will, within the eating place or vice versa. There is 7 shelves with dry goods for sale and a refrigerated section with Pierogi's and candies.
They give you a small portion of onions and sour cream, but we did not know you could ask for more until a "girl" maybe the owner? came around and asked if everything was ok.
If you are use to Ukraine Pierogi's than this is the place.