There are many restaurants in Seattle, Washington that serve Polish cuisine. Polish dishes include fresh meats and vegetables, such as pierogi, duck with apples and makowiec, which is a cake made with poppy seeds. Polish dishes combine a mixture of many different countries. The dishes include French, Italian, German, Ukrainian, Jewish and Asian influences.
PB Kitchen opened in 2003. It operates out of the Polish Home Association’s community center. The Polish Home Association is a non-profit Polish organization that promotes culture and advocates rights for Polish immigrates and Polish Americans. This Seattle Polish restaurant is a members-only establishment and is only opened to the public two days a week. The public can dine at PB Kitchen on Fridays and Sundays. To dine at the restaurant, non-members of the Polish Home Association can purchase a $1 temporary membership.
Diners can feast on traditional Polish cuisine, such as cabbage rolls and potatoes, zapiekana cebula with ciescie and beef tripe. An assortment of cakes are offered for dessert. PB Kitchen operates a catering service year-round.
PB Kitchen
1714 18th Ave
Seattle, WA 98122 2741
206-322-3020
pbkitchen.com
George’s Sausage and Delicatessen smokes many varieties of meats in-house. The Seattle Polish restaurant also serves salads, soups and sandwiches. According to Seattle Weekly, George's Sausage and Delicatessen has been open for more than 25 years. The restaurant offers raw meats for customers to prepare at home, as well as cooked meats to enjoy immediately. Dine-in and takeout service is available at George’s Sausage and Delicatessen.
George's Sausage and Delicatessen
907 Madison Street
Seattle, WA 98104
206-622-1491
There are two Piroshki restaurants that are located in downtown Seattle. The company that operates the restaurants started serving Polish dishes in 1994. The restaurants specialize in desserts, pastries and piroshkies, which are small dumplings that are filled with savory or dessert fillings. This Seattle Polish restaurant serves more than 20 types of piroshkies. The varieties of vegetable piroshkies include cabbage, carrots and onions; broccoli and cheese; and mushrooms and cabbage. Meat piroshkies include beef and cheese; beef, potato and cheese; and beef and cabbage.
Piroshki Restaurants also serve desserts, including cookies, cakes and pies.
Piroshki on 3rd
710 3rd Avenue
Seattle, WA 98104
206-322-2820
piroshkirestaurant.com
Piroshki on Madison
1219 Madison Street
Seattle, WA 98104
206-624-1295
piroshkirestaurant.com
