Melba's Jammin' > wrote:

> In article >, George
> > wrote:
> (snip)
>
> > There is a local shop like you mentioned called something like "Pops
> > Pierogies". It is one of the last places I know to get good pierogies.
>
> Lower Manhattan?

Yes, W. Village.

> We missed it, Bubba Vic!

Yes, and it's a damn shame! They offer Polish pierogi, Russian pelmeni
and pirozhki, Georgian chebureki, khinkali and khachapuri, Uzbek samsa,
Azerbaijani kutaby, etc., all with various and sundry fillings. There
are also some soups, including your beloved beety borscht. Ah!

Bubba