Lenas Pierogi House

Tim Dollard

I was staying out of town for work and found Lena's. I love pierogi and paprikash so I thought I would give it a try. Hands down the best chicken paprikash I've ever had! Prices are reasonable and portions are HUGE! Everything was made from scratch and was incredible. Great for dine in or take out.

Ricky McGinnis

Even though it was a rather large takeout order,the perogies were made fresh and ready in an hour! I bought several varieties and they were all really good,especially the Buffalo Chicken! Good, wholesome, comfort food at a very reasonable price...

Itz 72k

First time coming here. Food is amazing. Portions are beyond one serving. Friendly staff ,price is very cheap for the quality of the food. Will definitely return and recommend this place to others

R D Olson

More of a 3 1/2 star.... Hummm. This is a tough one. After all I had heard about this place and its "delicious" Pierogies, I finally gave them a try and was disappointed. Not by the price nor quantity/portion but the quality. That being said, I am very picky AND also come from Detroit where were have the suburb of Hamtramck, our own little Polish, German and Hungarian Central. I know this food well. (To bad Lena's doesn't have City Chicken) Lena's is a small place, maybe 14 tables. There is no table service so you order at the counter and someone brings your meal and drink to you. There is a beverage cooler to the left of the register with a decent selection of prepackaged drinks. Service was friendly and helpful. Both my friend and I ordered the stuffed cabbage with Haluski (theirs is made with dumplings, seemingly homemade, instead of noodles, which gave an interesting texture and an added weight). I ordered a side of french onion pierogies and Pam wanted to try the spinach and red pepper. Both our plates came out quickly. Once arriving at the table, you couldn't help but notice the SIZE of the rolls! 2 of them and big as damn oranges! Impressive! Well more than the average person could eat. The haluski was a good portion as well. I was jealous that my friend had more, lol. The pierogies, 6 for $5 were average size. Now, once we got settled and started it was immediate that we both said the same the thing: the cabbage rolls, GREAT BIG things that they were were bland and pretty flavorless and just this side of warm. Pepper was really needed as was an extra 10 minutes in the oven. It was hard to believe given how beautiful the rolls were to look at that they were blah in flavor. The haluski was decent tasting but needed a bit more "umph" as well. The pierogies, sadly, were flavorful but slighty gummy. Not super bad mind you, just a tad too much where they weren't pleasurable but they were filling. The spinach/red pepper one was pretty interesting. I wasn't impressed with the french onion version but we each have our own tastes. All in all, for the portion size and price, $12, we can't complain BUT the flavors were really lacking. Yet you received enough food for 2 meals. We both said the same thing, "decent and plentiful but not worth going back for".