Gołąbki is a signature dish of Poland; we have verified places to eat it in Warsaw. Polish stuffed cabbage rolls: tender cabbage leaves around minced pork and rice, simmered in a tomato or mushroom sauce. Start with where to eat Gołąbki in Warsaw.
Gołąbki · Warsaw
Polish stuffed cabbage rolls: tender cabbage leaves around minced pork and rice, simmered in a tomato or mushroom sauce. A Sunday lunch and Christmas centerpiece.
Gołąbki (literally 'little pigeons') have been on Polish tables since at least the 16th century, drawn from the wider central European stuffed-cabbage tradition. The Polish version is distinguished by its tomato sauce in the dominant form (the mushroom-sauce variant is also traditional). The dish is one of two canonical Polish Sunday lunches alongside kotlet schabowy, and Warsaw's Bar Mleczny Prasowy plates the milk-bar version under 25 zl daily.
Where to eat in Warsaw:
- Restauracja Polka
- Bar Mleczny Prasowy
- Gosciniec Polskie Pierogi
- Stary Dom
Where to eat Gołąbki in Warsaw: the editor picks