Seattle, WA

RUSSIAN FOOD IN SEATTLE

6 posts · Dec 10, 1997 to Jan 4, 1998

DovMostly disorganizedDec 10, 1997

 JenniferNB wrote:

 >I am not sure what exactly you had in mind but I have had good food from
 >Kaleenka (on 1st Ave near the Market). It was ordered for take out and I didn't
 >pay so I have no idea how much it costs. ALso My Favorite Piroshky in the
 >Market on Pike Place is yummy. The piroshky place on Broadway is good but they
 >use "healthier" ingredients like canola oil (instead of butter?).

 There's also a restaurant called Kokeb on 12th Avenue near James St.

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AnonymousNetcomDec 11, 1997

 I think Kokeb is an ethiopian restaurant.

EnderDec 14, 1997

 Someone wrote:

 >I think Kokeb is an ethiopian restaurant.

 Yeah, it is. A good small Russian Piroshky/borscht/etc place is in Post
 Alley, in The Pike Place Market. It's called Cafe Yarmarka.

 -=Manuel=-

The S.The Deep AbyssDec 15, 1997

 Relaena wrote:
 >
 > Ender wrote:
 > >
 > > Someone wrote:
 > >
 > > >I think Kokeb is an ethiopian restaurant.
 > >
 > > Yeah, it is. A good small Russian Piroshky/borscht/etc place is in Post
 > > Alley, in The Pike Place Market. It's called Cafe Yarmarka.
 > >

 This place isn't Russian, but it is one of the former Soviet Bloc
 countries. Pirosmani on Queen Anne serves up great Georgian recipes. Go
 there while you still can, it's gone this month.

Janice M.CompuServe, Inc. (1-800-689-0736)Dec 26, 1997

 There are two good Russian restaurants downtown - across the
 street from each other.  Kaleenka is my favorite, but Labuznik is
 good, too.

 There is a little tiny hole in the wall in Bellevue called Cafe
 Europa.  The proprietors are from just outside St. Petersburg.
 Wonderful people.  Please let me know what you think of the place
 if you go there.  I am very fond of it.

Arlynn B.ServNet Internet ServicesJan 4, 1998

 Labuznik serves Czecheslovkian food.  Heavy on the meat, pretty pricey,
 but wonderful.
 Janice M. wrote:

 > There are two good Russian restaurants downtown - across the
 > street from each other.  Kaleenka is my favorite, but Labuznik is
 > good, too.
 >
 > There is a little tiny hole in the wall in Bellevue called Cafe
 > Europa.  The proprietors are from just outside St. Petersburg.
 > Wonderful people.  Please let me know what you think of the place
 > if you go there.  I am very fond of it.
 >
 > --
 > Janice Murray (Seattle)
 >
 > The NBA is to basketball what Professional Wrestling is to
 > wrestling.