Absolutely love Alaskan & Dumplings! Very welcoming atmosphere from the moment you walk in. The…read moredrinks are great and reasonably priced, and there's plenty of parking which makes visiting super convenient. All of the food tastes homemade and authentic you can really tell the care that goes into the dishes. If you're craving authentic Slavic cuisine, this place is a favorite and definitely worth checking out. The owner is super friendly and kind.

Alaskan N Dumplings has been phenomenal time after time eating there. The food and desserts are…read moreamazing and the customer service is spectacular

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.

Our German club in Seattle had this place cater our last few meetings, and the food was delicious!…read more It was fresh, well-made, and very flavorful! We had schnitzel, mashed potatoes, and red cabbage for one meeting and cabbage rolls, potato pancakes, and cole slaw for the other meeting. The amount of food was great for our 30-40 members, and the price was very reasonable. The lady in charge was easy to get a hold of and very flexible with setting up a meal for our meeting. I highly recommend them for catering needs, especially if you like European comfort food.

something to note is that i've only tried the catering, so i don't know about the ambiance or…read moreservice. honestly, i really wasn't a fan. everything was really bland and tbh nothing was really safe for my dietary restrictions (the chicken meatballs had mushrooms in the sauce + the goulash had pork sausage, but thankfully the piece were big enough that i just avoided them) despite being told prior what my (and other people's) restrictions are. the silesian dumplings were okay because i ended up just kinda covering them in the goulash. overall, though, it was not worth the tummy ache lol. i've looked at pictures of food from the actual restaurant and i'm not sure what went wrong. the actual food looks great, but there was nothing like it served for the catering. i think i'd be willing to give this place another shot if i dined-in.

I've driven by here for ages without getting to try it! We love a good German restaurant and diners…read moreare the best, so this was a perfect treat. The service was second to none, and the food came out hot and ready in a reasonable time frame! Our iced tea stayed refilled, which is a great bonus. :) at the server's suggestion (and after a sample!) I had the borsht (beets and cabbage) with a roll and it was so tasty!! My husband ordered the Reuben sandwich and the ratio of meat, kraut, and bread is absolute perfection! The warm, cozy atmosphere and German music is a lovely touch. It is not fancy - it's perfectly comfortable. Such a nice, clean, welcoming place to have a mid-week lunch with my ehemann. We will most definitely be back. :)

Good traditional food "like mama used to make." But let me…read morealso recommend this place for it's deserts, especially the BLACK FOREST CHERRY TORTE! The Europeans like to come together "zum Kaffee" in the afternoons. Here would be a great place for "Kaffee und Kuchen."

Best Borsch I've ever had, everything was delicious. Authentic food, flavorful, also great…read morepiroshkis.

I stopped at Paradise Village in Ashford during a Mount Rainier trip and honestly didn't expect it…read moreto be this good. First, the girl who helped me was incredibly kind, helpful, and just effortlessly welcoming (also--stunning, which matched the whole vibe of the place). The food? Genuinely top tier. The mushroom Alfredo was hands down the best I've had in my life. I've actually tried recreating it since I got home and... humbling experience. Not even close. The macarons were perfect, the stump cake is ideal if you want dessert without it being overly sweet, and the cheese Danish tasted way more authentic than the usual overly sugary versions (definitely not your typical Starbucks situation). Everything was hearty, filling, and just really, really good. One of those places you randomly stop at and then think about later like... wait, why was that so good? Would absolutely go back.

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.

Piroshky Piroshky is a Seattle classic for a reason! Every time I visit Pike Place Market, I can't…read moreresist stopping by. The line moves quickly, and the hardest part is deciding what to order because there are so many tempting savory and sweet options. This time we tried the Beef & Onion, Salmon, Potato Mushroom, and Vegan Curry piroshkies. Each one had a flaky, golden-brown crust that was freshly baked and perfectly soft on the inside. The Beef & Onion was my favorite--savory, juicy, and packed with flavorful beef. The Salmon was rich without being too heavy, while the Potato Mushroom was comforting and satisfying with an earthy flavor. Even the Vegan Curry was surprisingly delicious, with fragrant spices and a hearty filling that didn't make me miss the meat at all.

I've been to Seattle twice, and I make it a point to visit Piroshky Piroshky each time. During my…read moremost recent trip, I actually went twice on back to back days. The line can get pretty long, but it moves quickly. Here's what I've tried: Cinnamon Cardamom: 5/5 - This is my favorite pastry here. I love the cinnamon flavor and the chewy texture of the bread. Chocolate Cream Hazelnut: 4/5 - Really good. The bread is soft, and the hazelnut flavor is delicious, but the filling had more of a pudding like texture. Beef and Cheese: 4/5 - Savory and delicious. The filling reminded me of a beef empanada. Smoked Salmon Pate: 3/5 - I didn't really like this one. I enjoy smoked salmon, so I thought I would, but the flavor just wasn't for me. The prices are on the expensive side. I'm used to paying $3-$4 for pastries at Asian bakeries in Los Angeles, so spending $7-$8 per pastry took some getting used to.