Piroshky Piroshky

Hate to say it, especially considering the volume of great eateries in Seattle, but this small location offered one of the best Seattle dinning experience! Sure, there no seating. Sure their soda was warm. But their meat and cheese pastry definitely one of the very best! Grab a nice cup of coffee and enjoy this superb bite. :)

Out of tow ears looking for a quick bite we were and this eatery was perfect. Although I was expecting a small café, it was located in a food court of a high rise. I had the salmon And the wife had the veg friendly potato and mushroom. Both delish and fed us the calories needed the the day of walking around to come.

Got the salmon one, it was delicious! Highly recommend !!! Every bite had flavor and it looks small, but once you’ve finished it, the feeling your tummy will be very content!

Had the beef and cheese piroshky. Can definitely be a brunch/​lunch dish on the go if you don’t have a super large appetite!

Walked by one at Pike’s with a really long line so I decided to skip it. Turns out there is one a few blocks away from the W Seattle. You’ll find it on the first floor and you can get your piroshky craving satisfied. Got a beef/​cheese and a bacon/​hash brown/​cheese to try.
The beef/​cheese was a great lite breakfast. The other one had too many things going on.
They also offer a breakfast happy hour. Shorter lines and a discount? Yes please!

This place was highly recommended to me to try when I was visiting Seattle. After trying it, it was filling, flavorful, and really yum. I got the salmon version and my husband got the beef & cheese. We both really enjoyed ours and tried out each other’s, which we both liked too. The piroshky felt like comfort food, with the warm bread exterior and the warm stuffing inside. It left us full and satisfied as we walked around and explored the city on a January afternoon. The location we went to was an off shoot of the main one that’s in Pike Market, but we happened to be in the area to try this one. Would go back and eat it on the go.

We ate lunch there today. I had the ham bacon and cheese piroshki, and it was just a disgusting soggy roll with chopped up ham. I could not detect either cheese or bacon in it. I think it’s the worst thing I have ever eaten. We should be allowed to use zero stars when it’s this bad.

It’s not complicated. It’s a flavor of something X encased in dough that is baked. That’s it. Great for breakfast or lunch. But, if you get in at Happy Hour, you get a price reduction on anything in the case. They use a turbo oven to heat your food, so it gets warm conventionally and quickly. Flavors includes savory and sweet options. Can’t go wrong if you want to grab a quick bite and want something tasty. Same as their Pike Place location.

Hands down, my favorite food place in Seattle. So good, that I went to two different locations on three different days during my five-​day stay.
Piroshky Piroshky honestly makes me wish that I was Russian and had a Babooshka to make me smoked salmon pâté piroshkies!!!
Please do yourself a favor and get a smoked salmon piroshky. Also, if you’re not too into over-​the-​top sweet pastries, try the Moscow Roll! It’s not too sweet, but sweet enough and super chewy and flaky and delicious! Great with some hot tea… but I actually wouldn’t know since I ate mine without tea because 1) could not wait to get tea and 2) just that delicious without tea.
Also, if you’re feeling like treating yourself big time, try the Spinach/​Ham/​Cheese one!!! Heated up, it’s amazing.

Everything they make is magic. If you haven’t been to Piroshky Piroshky, you are missing out.
It is very strange that people will wait in a huge line outdoors in the elements at their Pike Place Market location, but there is almost never a line at the Columbia Center location.

I know the address is listed as 5^th Ave, but access is on 4^th. (I learned after walking around the entire block…) Great downtown location. Service was very friendly. I was hoping that the lunch special was still going at 2:30, but wasn’t holding my breathe. Better yet… it was happy hour!!! I’m not really sure what the happy hour discount was though. I got a beef & cheese piroshki and a cup of borscht. First time I’ve tried borscht! It was really good. I couldn’t eat everything, but I gave it a Seattle try! There are a lot of tables right there to sit at.

I personally did not go into the store so I do not know how it looks like or the service. I drop my friends off to get some pastries while I drive around the block. They came out quick as I was told it was pretty empty past noon.
I got the Smoked Salmon Pâté. Bread was warm, crispy and flavorful. Even though there wasn’t much salmon pâté, it still made the pastry really yummy; however, it would be even nicer if there were some salmon bites in it.
The next one I tried was Bacon, Hash Browns, Egg, and Cheese Piroshky. It had a lot of items and real meat in it. It was good as well; however, it mainly taste like a cheese piroshky to me.
Hands down on the Smoked Salmon Pâté piroshky for me. My to go next time I go.

Very good pastries and just as good as the one at pike place market but not as busy as there. Buy 7 piroskies get the 8^th for free! :)

So awesome… as good as the other locations in Seattle but now close to work! The business area of downtown really needed it.
The beef and cheese & smoked salmon are must do’s!