I thought I knew good Polish food until I came here with my friend for dinner! My friend is a big…read morefan of this place and made reservations for all of us to dine here. The food here is homey, comforting, filling, and feels like getting a big hug from a Polish grandma :) Service was decent. Our server had a lot of tables to tend to but we were checked up on as needed.

Good food, nice people. I had the Polish Platter, which most first timers should probably get…read moreunless you are vegetarian. Seems to be Polish home cooking. Ambiance is very casual. Restaurant is not free-standing but inside the Polish Home Association building; building is pretty much right on the street; address is above the door. Remember Friday only. May want reservations if coming 6 pm or later. Make reservations by email. Note the link currently on this Yelp page does not work for me; https://polishhome.org/friday-dinner/ gets me to the page where you can see the menu and has an email for reservations.

I stopped by this restaurant before a show. There were a few people inside but with plenty of seats…read moreavailable. My show was nearby so I decided to stop by this place for a quick bite. I ordered the birch juice, pelmini, borscht and Uzbek samsa. The birch juice was refreshing and slightly sweet. It was the perfect size of borscht. The borscht was light and filling at the same time. I make my own borscht at home at was deliciously comparable. I like that they garnished it with dill. I love dill. The Uzbek samsa was fluffy and crispy on the outside and juicy and flavorful on the inside. I could really taste the seasonings. I think they may use cumin in it. I could eat a few of these! The pelmini must be homemade, because the dough itself was thin but chewy. I love pelmini, and these are my favorite so far. I also loved the dill garnish as well. I can't wait to come back and try more!

Cozy local spot offering Russian dumplings/comfort food (pelmeni, vareneki, maybe piroshki)…read more Limited menu but allows them to focus. I tried the vareniki and my husband had the pelmeni. Both were good, but the vareniki was a little bland and better with sour cream or adjika. Large portions. I got the regular size and couldn't finish it. They also have a full bar and some N/A drinks like beet kvass (think Russian kombucha) and birch soda. I really liked the beet kvass. My husband less so cause it was less traditional so I guess depends on your tastebuds. They also have a full bar. Recommend checking out.

Another hyped place I had to try. Again there was a line, but it moved quick. There are menus…read moreposted, so by the time it's your turn you should know ehat you want. I got the bbq pork & the chocolate hazelnut. Its a heavier type of pastry. It was a nice balance of the chocolate & hazelnut. I didn't eat tbe bbq pork till the next day & it was fine. Bread wasnt tough & i loved the pork flavor. A good amount of filling. Definitely check it out. These guys are very efficient & the line moves quick. Will be back to try more.

We came here because of the rave reviews but I was underwhelmed…read more First, I'm half Ukrainian, so I grew up eating piroshky made by a born-in-Ukraine grandma, but these were not authentic piroshky. Yes, I get it, the salmon is the Seattle fusion, but the style of bread is not the piroshky style at all. This was tasty but it was more like a light French pastry bread than the buttery thicker bun bread of a true piroshky. Second, the prices were ridiculous. $9.25 for a savory piroshky seems steep, especially since the salmon piroshky is just salmon mixed with cream cheese. The one thing I will give them is that even though the line was long and in the sun, they got through us pretty quickly.

Located in a nice Seattle neighborhood. We had the Wienerschnitzel and the Babarian Brezel. The…read moremustard and salt complimented it well. My wife enjoyed the Paulaner Grapefruit Radler and I had the Veltins Pilsner. Friendly service and cool atmosphere when in Seattle.

Crave-able, unforgettable. Delicious jager schnitzel and spatzle…read more It is as tasty as it looks. Brat was GREAT, but cannot beat the jager schnitzel/spatzle. Also, the fries are unique and delicious- lemon zest and herbs make them soo light

I popped in here last in 2023. Honestly, it was basically counter service, the food was expensive,…read morethe portion was small, and they weren't truly representative of eastern European dumplings. This was like a mcdonalds of european dumplings. But I still enjoyed them for what they were -that combo of fresh dill, sour cream, and rye bread can lift up any doughy bland dumpling. Apparently my experience wasn't isolated, seems like they've since closed.

Food - the dumplings were all very tasty and they were freshly cooked and garnished which helped…read more They have vegetarian and vegan options. I tried two smalls because I couldn't decide, but I'm glad I did because I liked both! I would say the classic was better, but sometimes you want potato Mac n cheese. Service - so we have tried to Uber eats here a few times and they were closed until recently, so we went in person to be certain they were open for business. The staff there was very kind and answered our questions and then they cooked all our food up promptly. Ambiance - it's a small space with mostly bar seating and about 3 small tables. No outdoor seating that I saw. Great chill ambiance for a lunch or very casual dinner or snack. We went on a weekday at lunch time for reference. Pretty reasonable for the price and they had water available in a cooler.

This is a hole in the wall place on the bottom floor of the Swedish medical building on Madison…read more I'm a fan of their cherry strudel and their cabbage rolls! Excellent. There are a few seats in there in a simple dine in sort of way. Clean, efficient. The food is freshly baked and incredibly consistent. The staff is patient with newbies who have never experienced piroshkis before!

Perfect lunch spot. There's a variety of piroshkis with different meats and vegetables, and there's…read morealso sweet pastries as well. I ordered their mushroom and cabbage and it was nice and hot after it came out of the oven. It was delicious but I should have ordered 2 cause I was still hungry.

Good times today at the Rhein Haus. Felt like something different so we gave it a shot. Pork…read moreschnitzel, pretzel with cheese, a nice hefeweizen and a brat platter. Enjoyed it all. Apple slaw is a nice change of pace. Solid kraut. Tasty beer. Good brat. Very happy. We're don't go for German food very often but thus hit the spot.

I was so sad after our second experience here, where we had to walk out. I'm totally up for giving…read morethem another chance, but it will involve some coaxing the hubby after our last experience here. First time we came here, we loved it! Our server was actually one of the bartenders who had a little extra time or was serving at the same time? Not sure, but the bartender was helping us for some reason, and looking back I'm glad he did because he was awesome. He answered all of our questions and was super attentive. At first we were only popping in for a beer and to scope out the place, as we're looking for a place to replace the Queen Anne Beerhall (since they keep raising their prices and now charge admission on their busy/holidays/events to get in). Then we ended up ordering a pretzel with a variety of sauces to give it a try as well as a few more beers and just overall enjoying the ambiance and watching a game. It was chill and went smoothly. We were hyped to go back. On our second visit, we were sorely disappointed. Maybe because it was around the FIFA World Cup or something, they changed their rules, and unless you stopped at the entrance to read the new rules on their large television AT the entrance, you wouldn't have known. The rules were something like, you have to order everything at the bar, and the servers are only serving food and drinks. It was weird, and we missed it. So when we finally got one of their servers' attention after sitting there for like 5 minutes waiting to order a beer, the guy refused to help us or answer any of our questions, literally walked away as we were talking. It was pretty bad. So yeah, we ended up walking out. Maybe we'll try again? Not sure, but maybe next time we'll sit at the bar since the bartenders seem much nicer and more attentive. The beers were great, and everything was much more reasonably priced than our usual spot.