If you are thinking about traveling to Poland, you absolutely should. With all the gorgeous cities and green landscapes surrounding them, most places seem to be straight out of a postcard. But, if you are a vegetarian and worried about your options don’t fear! There are so many different traditional dishes you can still enjoy even if you don’t eat meat or fish.
There are so many different kinds of pierogis in any given city in Poland, including vegetarian ones. The most common you will find are mushroom or mushroom with cabbage. The mushrooms native to Poland are so flavorful and meaty your meat eating friends could order them and be just as satisfied.
Beet soup is very common in the western European country. Often times it is simply served in a mug. Beet soup is great any time of year especially with the country’s famous rye bread.
These delicious fritters are another staple in Polish cuisine and they are 100% vegetarian! While you can usually pick a topping, sour cream would be the most traditional way to go.
Although this isn’t a food group, it is absolutely essential to drink some in Poland. Most Poles drink vodka like you would drink wine during a meal, slow and steady.
