Polish Restaurants in Seattle, WA

“A cute little shop that let's you step into another country. You don't feel like you're in Seattle anymore when you step in through the door. Delicious traditional polish foods! I was just grabbing a few things not stopping in for lunch but they had amazing looking (and smelling) sandwiches. I got some sausages, sauerkraut, pickles and some frozen bigos (sauerkraut stew).“

“I thought my Babcia was in the kitchen cooking. service is exemplary. is soothing and charming. A wonderful time and a wonderful meal.“

“The members who were volunteering at the Dom Polski Spring Festival were very friendly and wearing beautiful colorful Polish traditional costumes. Our family all had the Polish Plate, which included pierogis, cabbage rolls, kielbasa,bigos (hunter's stew), Polish sour kraut (kapusta), and beets. Everything was delicious. There were lots of desserts for sale. I didn't have any, but my brother-in-law said they were excellent. He bought quite a few to take home. Upstairs were products for sale from Poland and crafts made by members of the club. We bought some Polish sour kraut and some jams. There was also a small rummage sale of many different types of items. The proceeds of that area are going to a hospice for children in a town in southern Poland. The association built the hospice facility, where children and their parents can stay. There's a parking lot there, but it was full. We were told a nearby Baptist Church was offering paid parking, but my husband found a parking lot about two blocks away. There were no open spaces on the street.“