Trying to maneuver with a shopping cart is extremely difficult at one point I went down the cold…read moredrink isle with my shopping cart but got stuck and had to back the cart all the way back to where I entered. If they're looking to sell many items it should be easier to walk all the way through the store. Good food items but I will not come back for many items at once. Too many people waiting for the cafe and coffee/special bakery items so I gave up on the which was too bad.

We come here every couple of months. Our food is always delicious and fresh. They have great…read morecustomer service. My kids love the dessert, meals, snacks, and sushi! I love being able to reserve a Bubble outside with a group of friends for a Ladies Coffee date. It can get really busy, but it never ruins our experience. My favorite is the self-serve area and I get the salmon and potatoes.

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.

We were really looking forward to this experience and happy to support Ukrainian immigrants when…read moredeciding to come to Paradise Village Restaurant. Also, the establishment is in a lovely location a few miles from Mt Ranier NP. Alas neither the service nor food was good. While we didn't wait long for initial service to take our order and to get our wine and salads, the entrees took a while (didn't check my watch to see how long we waited) and the dishes were delivered separately; I had the chicken kebabs (both meat and vegetables were cold). By the time I stopped eating (I ate less than half of my entree), my husband got his entree. He ordered the pork ribs, which were the appropriate temperature and tasted good. As for service, twice we asked another server to get the person waiting on us for water and a second glass of wine for my husband, and to ask for our check. At the beginning of our experience, we saw interesting entrees on the menu for breakfast and thought to return in the next day or so and give them another try. After a disappointing dinner experience, we will not return.

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.

Place has great potential but sadly when I went service was so slow it dampened the whole…read moreexperience. Went on a most beautiful sunny but freezing cold late Winter Sunday. Right at noon, people started filling up Point Ruston, lining up especially for a pop up donut vendor and the taco place next door to Zaya. Zaya has a beautiful selection of Eastern and Western pastries on display: normal and giant sized macarons, honey cake, eclairs, walnut caramel cookies, cream filled horns, cannoli, sweet breads, muffins, cookies, and more. The price is average, not too cheap like a mass market bakery but not too expensive like a bougie French patisserie. They also serve handcrafted coffee and tea drinks and hot lunch foods like crepes, borscht, and of course pirsoshky. I ordered a chicken pirsoshky (about $6), a cup of borscht (vegetarian, about $4-5), a walnut cookie, and a cream filled horn. They have some bar height tables right in front of the counter but also some normal tables just across the walkway. As I waited, the 2 young ladies working were so busy preparing food or drink that they totally ignored people waiting in line. That was unfortunate because it means lost customers and revenue that day. Seems like they need more training or more support to handle the crowd (though it really didn't seem that busy). I think it took 15 mins to get my pirsoshky gen another 15 to get my borscht. I'm surprised because I thought these were already prepared and could just be warmed up. The guys that went before me waited just as long as I did. Thankfully all of us waiting didn't make a fuss but if someone was in a hurry this would be very frustrating. The pirsoshky was tasty. Wish it had a bit more filling but overall I liked the browning and flavor. It got dry quickly though. My borscht was piping hot and very tasty. It was served with wheat peasant bread slices and sour cream, which was a nice surprise. The soup was so good I want to try and recreate this at home. The pastries were overall good but the cream horn left something to be desired... Maybe I'm just desiring another one to feel satisfied haha. I would go back to try more things but they need to improve the service.

I saw many reviews mentioned they have slow service, which I agreed but there was only one person…read moreworking there meanwhile there's a lot of people in the line. She was definitely working so hard to get all of our others in, cook food, and make drinks. So she is definitely a hard worker, also she was super nice and friendly to us even when she's super busy. My husband and I think it's worth to wait a bit and enjoy the sun. If you are in hurry then definitely not a good idea to come here cuz you might have to wait a bit. We randomly walked by this place and thought maybe we should get coffee. Then we saw they have pierogi; so we decided to stay and have dinner here. I got garlic potatoes and he got chicken pierogi. Mine was perfect! The garlicky flavor and potatoes, with sour cream. The chicken one is juicy but there were slightly too much salt sprinkled on the pierogi. So it got a little bit too salty. We also got two dessert and they were amazing! The mocha I got was okay, not really my favorite. I like that you can sit outside, and she said she will wave at us when the food is ready to pick up, I just wish they can open the windows so it will be so much easier to get the food.

This place might be best to go to if you're gonna eat there maybe? Either way it was delivered cold…read more(which may not be their fault) ordered a beef piroshky and 1/2 potato and cheese, and potato & mushroom dumplings. I could not tell the difference between the dumplings, but they were really not something I'd ever order again or recommend to anyone. Again very cold, and the flavors just were not good, they were sprinkled with way too much raw curry powder. The beef piroshky had nothing but dry crumbly beef inside, that's it. There was no flavor to any of the food other than the sauces they come with (which is just sour cream and a mayo based sriracha). The pastry itself was delightful but nothing about the food makes me want to come back or tell anyone about it.

How have I driven past this gem for so long without stepping in? The pierosky ... is so incredibly…read moreflaky and Devine. The dumplings and sauces are delicious as well. I ordered the beet salad with walnuts. This is how you want to get your iron folks. It's tasty. The staff was welcoming and personable. They made our food quickly. We will return. Maybe today.

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!

Pierogi's are so good. The dumplings were fresh and delicious…read more There was a lady at the front wrapping and prepping other items. Ordering was easy and the cashier was very patient with me as I could not make my mind up. We have often purchased some variety of piroshky from here. They are always fresh and delicious. You can tell it's made from high quality ingredients. Those pierogi's tho.... I need some asap.

This was my first time trying this place out despite me coming here so often. I just figured it's…read morethe same as the other piroshsky places in Seattle so I never opt to try it. Well we decided to try it today and it was delicious. We ordered a couple of piroshsky as well as their dumplings and soup. The soup and dumplings did take some time so you gotta be patient. mushrooms and potatoes piroshsky --- kinda bland but sturdy Rice and chicken piroshsky -- love the flavor, but messy to eat as the rice just comes out Meatball and rice soup -- nostalgic to chicken and noodle soup Chicken dumplings -- sooooo yummy. Seems plain but packed with flavors. My whole family love this. Overall, would come back for the dumplings and try other non piroshsky items.

Very welcoming friendly owners who were so attentive and kind. My college friend and I came here…read moretonight as our last meal together before I have to fly back to CA early tomorrow morning. Bright and cheery inside with vibrant wall decorations. We ordered family style the pitas with Kashke Bademjan (Iranian roasted eggplant spread), as well as the caravan kebab special (3 kebab recipes of Lamb, Chicken, and Turkish kofta with saffron rice and grilled veggies). So flavorful with so many delicious spices. We also shared the saffron mint ice cream dessert on top of the complimentary taste of rice pudding. Both desserts were so delicious, not overly sweet. Highly recommend! I'm eager to return to Seattle and to try other dishes here!

I crave Mediterranean food from time time. I heard this place reopened and offers lunch buffet…read more 3 of us visited for lunch on Saturday with no reservation. We were seated right away. There were a few other people at 11:30am We asked if they do lunch buffet as I didn't see any self serve food. The staff said they offered in the past but not today.. it might come back in 2 weeks? We ordered hummus, garlic naan, fish masala and special kebabs without lamb which was accommodated per our request. The food even the side veggies were really good, we all liked everything. I like this place for good quality fresh ingredients that I don't feel overstuffed. It's probably because the food is easy to digest? This doesn't happen with other Mediterranean and Indian food. I'd like to come back when they start lunch buffet again.

The food is really good as always. This is my favorite spot to get a good meal every single time…read more The dishes are great and pretty.

Very good place, food is delicious and pretty cheap . Very recommended to try cakes…read more Service 10/10 , Very friendly girls