Tip: 2% surcharge if paying with card payment…read more This restaurant serves delicious German food, and it's kid-friendly. The decor is rustic and cozy, with fun wall decorations like moose head and old clocks. The food was a hit for both adults and kids - our favorites is Pineapple Schnitzel; Polish Platter is a good choice if you want to try a variety. You can also to substitute, like sauerkraut instead of potato. My toddler enjoyed the Schnitzel from the kid's menu. Service was good, all the ladies working there are very friendly.

Have wanted to visit here for a long time and finally did so recently. It is a wonderful little…read morerestaurant with a great Bavarian feel, very clean and good parking options. The menu is a good size, and had plenty of variety. We ordered the pork chop and the pork schnitzel. The entrees come with two side options. The staff were quick and polite. Great meal, good value and look forward to trying the other menu options.

The borscht was my standout pick here--rich, savory beet soup that tastes even better with a big…read moredollop of creamy sour cream to balance the tangy broth. I also loved their beef wrap; tender marinated beef paired with fresh veggies wrapped in soft flatbread, simple but super flavorful. Sadly, I didn't get to try khinkali (the Georgian soup dumplings locals call "Georgian buns") because they sold out early that day, so I'll have to come back earlier next time. I ordered the national dish Adjaruli khachapuri, the iconic boat cheese bread. It's authentic and packed with melted cheese and runny egg yolk, but it's pretty heavy and rich--best shared with others if you don't have a huge appetite.

Found this place after checking out the Nextdoor European grocery store. They recommended this…read moreplace. Cute little cafe with nice decor inside outside seating. Friendly staff and they had few vegetarian selection. I ordered Armenian coffee and Kachapuri. I sat outside since it was a nice day. It was my first time trying and it did not disappoint. Freshly made and tasted delicious.

"Rush In" is an excellent name for this little restaurant. Why? The food is so good that you…read moreliterally want to "Rush In" and get some good vittles!!!! First of all the place is vertical and not horizontal. Meaning, most of the seating is upstairs. There are some seating downstairs but very limited. So, if you are ADA you might have a problem. The staff here were nice and friendly. They were very helpful in helping us select items from the menu. Food was prompt and hot. The dumplings were delicious! However, my wife liked mine better and I liked hers better. So we kinda traded. I am looking forward on coming back soon!

It's a cute small, cozy cafe type place decorated in red and black, with the only seating up a…read moreshort, steep flight of stairs to the next level above the front entry door and kitchen. The first time we ate a casual lunch here, ordered the veg soup with chicken dumplings and beet borscht, plus the two dessert cakes to go. The veg soup is a clear broth with small bits of veggies, mostly carrots and lots of onions. The dumplings were a decent portion, very uniform in size. Its good for a craving, but the borscht seemed more homemade and hearty; it was much more satisfying and filling, especially due to the very generous portion of soft beef cubes, and the beets were nice and chunky. The beef cubes were, like the chicken dumplings, also very uniformly sized, so no yukky bits. The cakes were both rich tasting yet had subtle flavors; had never tried them before. The second time we ate lunch here, ordered the same two main dishes; was counting on the borscht being as filling, but it was not, there were only a few chunks of beef, and the sour cream had gone off. Maybe will try again...

I did a ton of research prior to my trip and found this food establishment. It had great reviews…read more What they didn't say was there will be a long line to get in. What a line!!! They have a switchback line in the street across from the restaurant as they don't want you blocking the sidewalks. Smart move. We really wanted to eat here, so on Sunday we arrived at around 8 am and there wasn't a line. We had the best breakfast. I ordered the egg, hash browns, and cheese. It was warm, soft, and filling. I also got the apple blossom which was really good. I loved the fresh fruit in my pastry. For dessert I got the chocolate hazelnut one. I was so full that I haven't finished it yet. I highly recommend you come here. Bring your patience. Also buy more than you think you will eat as it will be so good and you won't want to stand in line again. They have a couple of benches out front so you can eat your finds right away. We lucked out that they are free. Make sure you grab napkins before you head out. The napkin rack is on the wall.

Delicious! And quick--perfect for grabbing a fast breakfast to kick off a Pike Place Market day…read more Based on the reviews I'd read--and seconded by a local waiting in line behind us--I ordered the salmon pâté, and it was DELICIOUS. SOOOOOO YUMMY. Easily my favorite of everything we tried. I also ordered the Uli's Sausage Jalapeño, which was delicious as well. Hubby ordered the monthly special (a Bacon Cheeseburger) and had some ordering regrets after trying mine. Fortunately, he also got the Potato & Cheese, which he really liked. Both of us said that next time, we'd order one savory and one sweet item instead. Definitely worth a stop!

Great place..just one older female potato working there who shouldn't really be around customers...read more

My best friend is Belarusian and her dad recommended this place to us and I'm so happy we went!…read moreThis place is a lot bigger than it seems, we walked through the store and noticed they had a big selection of goodies and products. Everyone was friendly. We walked to the cafe through the deli and ordered a salmon bagel. Took around 10ish minutes but we both adored it, they do not skimp out on the salmon. The bagel was perfectly toasted. Will come back again!

Great food and authentic Romanian food! Ate here several times, sarmale are great, you can also…read moreorder mici to cook at home.

One of the worst restaurant experiences I've ever had. The way I was treated felt openly racist and…read morehumiliating. The staff were rude, dismissive, and gave noticeably better treatment to other customers around me. It was obvious I wasn't welcome there. No food is worth being disrespected like that. I'll never return and I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone.

Stopped by around 5 for drinks. There is a lot of free street parking in the area. Staff were super…read morefriendly and welcoming. It was nice to see an excellent cleanliness rating. My partner and I ordered the regular order of meat pelmeni. It was a large portion for the regular and food was super delicious. We also loved our drinks. The interior decorations were super cool. There's a lot of indoor bar and booth seating. Totally recommend and definitely coming back.

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.

We stopped into the Independent Beer Bar last night for a drink before our Valentine's Day…read morereservation and had a great time! We decided on two non-alcoholic options, a 0 ABV from Reuben's and a sparking hop-water, and both were excellent! We played a bit of cribbage, watched the Everett Silvertips game, and took in the pre-rodeo vibe that was happening just down the street. Overall, this is a nice spot to stop in with ample seating and friendly bartenders. We'll be back!

My wife and I stopped into Independent Beer Bar for a quick beer before pressing on…read more Free timed street parking can be found. Discover is an accepted form of payment. Independent Beer Bar is 21+ and dog friendly. During our visit, the kitchen was out of order; however, outside food is welcome. Beer/tap bars are quite trendy nowadays. Independent Beer Bar was established before the big trend so don't expect anything too fancy. Indoors is actually on the decrepit side. My wife had a Voodoo Citrus Pale Ale for $7. I had a Fat Orange Cat Baby Kittens Hazy IPA for $7. Pricing is fair compared to surrounding area. Our server was friendly and enthusiastic. I look forward to returning in the future with hopes to pair Russian dumplings with my beer.

This place is awesome and the selection of items in the cafe and store are mind blowing…read more Service is always with a smile and the food and baked goods are delicious. This place rocks with great breads and European products. Stop by and walk through and enjoy

I originally stopped here because I wanted to try some of their many viral fruit desserts and they…read moredefinitely did not disappoint. This market had the largest collection of any of the desserts I have seen and I have even been to bakeries that specialize in them. It was a dream looking through those display cases and my mouth was watering. (See video) Beyond the desserts though, I really enjoyed browsing this market. From what I understand, this is a Ukrainian-owned grocery store, bakery and Cafe and many of the products they sell here are imported from Ukraine. There were lots of things that you don't typically see at a regular grocery store, and I was especially excited for the sweets and snacks. I got some french macarons and lemon squares in addition to the other bakery items and I even found some soda flavored popcorn. It was... Interesting. It's always fun to try something new! They also had a gorgeous flower selection and a nice seating area inside. If that wasn't enough, they even have private outdoor dining domes where visitors can sit and eat. (I snapped a photo of them on the side of the building as we were leaving.) So, when you do stop here to try out some of the delicious baked goods, you'll have a nice place to sit and enjoy the experience. This is definitely a spot worth checking out and supporting and if I lived closer I would visit often.

This is a fairly hidden gem restaurant a little bit west of UDistrict, closer to Wallingford. The…read moremenu features a bunch of dishes in Central Asia, with fitchi being the star of the show, as the name of this establishment suggests. Fitchi is a stuffed pastry from Uzbekistan/Turkmenistan, and surprisingly when I googled what fitchi was, there weren't a whole lot of search results, so I am ready for a special culinary adventure! When we arrived, it was 2pm and we got the last table and had to wait for 2 chairs to be unoccupied, since it is a place where you sit anywhere and grab chairs from other tables if you need for larger groups. We got 1 chicken and 1 beef fitchi to share, which was $5.50 each + tax, which is a really good deal considering the size of the fitchi. Food does take a while to get since they make fresh to order, so expect 20-30 minutes wait for the food. It was a bit interesting the fitchi is served with a side of ranch, and the server gave us 2 spoons and 2 knives to eat it. The beef fitchi is amazing - very flavorful and juicy. The chicken fitchi is also good but does not carry the level of seasoning as the beef one, but you should try both. Overall, solid, humble restaurant to check out food that you don't typically see often!

My buddy and I rolled in here late on a Saturday night, so right there if you're looking for…read moresomething open late Fitchi has got that going for it. Unfortunately, there was only one guy working, so he had to take the order, prep and make everything. This took a little bit, I want to say over 30 minutes, which I suppose is fair given our order. Fitchi is a curious place, I've passed it numerous times and saw that it's "Eastern Cuisine", yet they make Pizza too. These sort of "multi cuisine" places always make me a bit nervous. They've got, pizza, turkish food, pasta there is a lot going on in here. We got a Milano pizza pie - pepperoni, olive, mushroom, sausage. It was better than I thought, I give them credit on this one but still just alright. Cheesy bread which I think was the best thing we got - decent cheesy and herb flavor on these with 2 dipping sauces. They were out of wings, so we got 'dumplings?' I didn't even realize my buddy ordered these until we got back and they were a mess. They were mushy and falling apart with every bite. Not a lot of flavors even with the sauces to dress it up. Overall Fitchi was ok. Pizza just ok, Cheesy bread good. Dumplings no good. Service, kinda eh for a Saturday night. The indoor seating was in disarray from people dining in, but no staff to clean up the tables so it looked messy in there. I'd consider giving it another shot here as they have a huge menu of options, but until then, it's OK here.