Piroshky Piroshky | Century Square

Delightfully surprised. I had no idea what to expect, just saw that their location in pike’s place had a line. This location was convenient to get to from our hotel and there was no wait to order. I highly recommend this location over the pikes place. We enjoyed the chocolate, beef & cheese and vegan potato & mushroom piroshky were delicious.

I think people don't realize that there are other locations for this place besides the market. Maybe they enjoy long lines. This spot was quick - we walked right up no wait. Had the beef & cheese, and the salmon pate. Both were very tasty. Salmon one is not huge tho so may not satisfy your hungry fully. Very friendly staff member at the window too.

Fenix was amazing and super helpful! I’m visiting from NYC and this was the first place I went to. As someone who grew up in Belarus I can attest that these are legit piroshky

Of course the pastries are good. I love the spicy sausage roll for breakfast. There's a woman who works here alone early mornings and she is a lovely person and very good at her job.

Weekly visit for me. Smoke Salmon Piroshky for the win. I enjoy this, and go here because it's super close to Westlake Station and after 8 the 9th is free

Delicious pastries!! We got the Potato and Cheese, Garlic Cheddar Roll, and the Chicken Curry Rice and they were all so delicious!! Our friends got the Chocolate Cream Hazelnut, and the Ham, Cheese and Spinach and loved them too. Will definitely visit again the next time we're in Seattle!!

I wanted my boyfriend to try Piroshky Piroshky on our recent trip to Seattle. We walked by the original location at Pike Place Market and the line was pretty long. We were pleasantly surprised when we saw this other location on our walk downtown! It’s located in a small food court with lots of seating, and there was no line on a weekday morning. There’s also a take-out window if you prefer an on-the-go option. We ordered the Smoked Salmon Pate Piroshky and loved how it was shaped like a fish. We really enjoyed it, as it was hot and flaky. I’ve also tried their Beef & Onion Piroshky and Potato & Cheese Piroshky. I highly recommend them too!

This is a different branch of the one in the Pike Place Market; they are the same brand, so, no need to be suspicious. Here are some differences: Menu: Pike Place Market: full menu. Century Square: fewer selections. Waiting: Pike Place Market: usually 10 mins, outdoor. Century Square: usually no wait, indoor, air-conditioned. Surrounding Environments: Pike Place Market: you can visit all other stores in the market. Century Square: there are some other restaurants but most of which are lunch spots for office workers.

Walked by this many times before deciding to stop and try it. We had heard many good things and wanted to see. There was no wait and they were quick to serve and get suggestions. We tried the chocolate cream hazelnut pastry and it was delicious.

Came here 2x during my visit to Seattle. I had the pleasure of trying several pastries - rhubarb, raspberry twist, vanilla marzipan, smoked salmon, beef and green onion, and meatball. They are all excellent! My fave sweet oane was vanilla and savory was beef. Line can get long but it moves quickly. Friendly service.

Don't be scared off by the line, it goes surprisingly quickly! I usually get the smoked salmon piroshki when I stop by and it never disappoints. In my opinion, the food here is definitely worth the bang for your buck. They have so many options, I'm looking forward to trying the sweet piroshkis next. Another good grab and go option at Pike.

These Russian stuffed pastry buns are amazingly delicious. We grabbed a beef and onion and a beef and cheese for lunch. They were so good we made a point of stopping by for breakfast and sampled the egg bacon and cheese as well as the egg spinach and cheese. In an expensive area of an expensive town these are worth every penny.

Tried a few of their pastries and they were excellent. The meat and onion was warm and delicious. Was thinking that it would be heavy and salty but was pleasantly surprised by how light and fluffy and slightly mild in flavor the beef and onion was. The pastry was nice and flaky as well. The chocolate was also good. The chocolate chip cookie was tasty. Would have been better if it was slightly warmed up beforehand. The breakfast bacon and cheese was also excellent.

The breads are delicious! When we were in Seattle we ate one everyday. Service is great, the staff is super helpful and awesome. The line gets long, but worth the wait. Ambiance is a cute storefront, there is no place to sit inside, so you take it to go.

When you talk about a business going "above and beyond," anecdotes like what I'm about to share are examples. Of course the food is amazing. Unbelievable actually. However, the customer service I received is what truly shined in this case. I wanted a shirt, but the Pike's Place location where I had gone initially was out of my size, so I walked from the Pike's Place location to this location to find one. The very kind lady at the walk up window said she did not have any but could call up to the office and check for me. So she calls the office, waits on hold briefly, and another very kind lady came all the way down with a shirt all for little old me. Did I mention all of this took place on my 40th birthday? Anyway, the piroshky was poetry and music in flaky, delightful pastry form, (if you're wondering, yes, I ordered at both locations I went to) and I felt truly special. What a special way to begin my 4th decade of life. Not only is Piroshky Piroshky going to be a mandatory visit whenever I'm in Seattle, but I will be sure to tell everyone I know who might be going to try it. The food was fantastic, and now the bakery itself is part of a cherished memory of my 40th birthday! Thank you, Piroshky Piroshky! I love you!!

Beef and onion piroshky...mmm. the crust is butter ly and flaky, like a croissant. The beef is finely cut with a strong onion flavor. There weren't any chunks of onion in it.

I arrived about 10:15am and there was miraculously no line! Service was quick and friendly. I had a breakfast piroshky and it was pretty tasty! I think it was a little too much grain for my taste since it's bread and had hash browns in it. I much prefer a lunch piroshky!

The best place ever. I got to say I have been in love with these hand held pies forever since I was 22 years old. I am now 43 yrs old. My favorite has become the beef and onions. The flaky pastry outside with the warm meat filling makes me feel like I am at my grandmothers when she would make me something to eat. I can't get enough of these delicious hand held pies. I always get 5-6 so that it's keeps me from wanting more, but in reality I end up wanting more. I don't eat them as much as I'd like cause of how packed it is with tourists. But when I am in the area I always stop. Another favorite of mine is the jalapeño cheddar sausage, can we say spicy "yum". Yes it has a kick to it but that's the best part. I have to say these are the best pies I have had. Wait before I forget to mention the sweet pastries which are out of this world. You can't go wrong with any of there amazing delicious pies. Don't get scared of the line it goes fast, once inside you are greeted by super friendly staff, and a wonderful smell of freshly baked bread. Well that's what I smell, every time I have gone in. Once I pay for my order and walk out I am immediately digging in to the beef and onion, I could never make it back home without eating one. So if you are in the area of pikes place market area go to piroshky piroshky and try there delicious pies any of them, trust me you will fall in love with one bite. I know I did.

Great food and good service. Lived up to all the good reviews. Would go back. Lots of variety. See the pics

So the smoked salmon pate was specifically recommended by multiple people who are natives to Seattle. We also ordered the beef & cheese and the rhubarb. We did eat an hour later and enjoyed the flavors, although they might've been best eaten fresh.

Among the variety of sweet and savory choices, I ordered the highly recommended Smoked Salmon Pate Piroshky! It was delicious and I can see why it's among one of their best sellers. My sisters ordered the Cherry White Chocolate Piroshky and Uli's Jalapeno Cheddar Sausage Roll (which was also a good pick), but I must say the smoked salmon was still the best. At this location I couldn't find an entrance into the bakery, so we walked up to the window to order. The service was quick and it wasn't as crowded as the one at Pike Place Market!

Stopped by this location because it was early in the morning and didn't want to walk to Pike Place. I got the jalapeño and cheddar sausage piroshky and it was so delicious! It reminded me of a pretzel dog, which I also love. My partner ordered the beef piroshky and also loved it. I'm so happy that we stopped by this place on our Seattle trip and got to taste the famous Russian baked goods. The difference between this location and Pike Place is that you just walk up to the window and order. There is no seating or entrance or restaurant, it's a grab and go. Definitely recommend checking it out!

The hubs really liked this place. He got a couple of meat pockets and he enjoyed them both. He loved the beef and onion. The Moscow roll was kind of plain. Not sure I'd get that again. If I came here again, I'd stick with the savory and skip the sweet.

What is there to say about Piroshky that hasn't already been said? I feel like this is a must visit when in Seattle. Located in the heart of Pike Place Market, this little unassuming bakery is super popular with lines that are almost comparable to the "first" Starbucks just down the street. Yes, the lines are long, but I feel like they move pretty quickly. My absolute must order is the smoked salmon pate. I've tried a lot of their other stuff too, but I keep coming back to the salmon. Tastes good fresh, but also surprisingly good if you reheat it. Also, shout out to Piroshky for delivering to Sacramento, CA (along with a lot of other locations) earlier in the year when the pandemic was still in full effect. It helped fix my craving for the time being!

PIROSHKY PIROSHKY! Don't you just want to say it over and over again? Of course what is a visit to Seattle without grabbing a piroshky to eat?! I opted for the beef and onion (I honestly couldn't make a decision) and the cherry white chocolate. I wasn't even that hungry but I knew I wanted to have it at some point within the next few hours and was in front of this location with no line up! Since they served me the beef and onion piping hot, I had to dig in, and even though hunger was not calling my name, I couldn't stop but DEVOUR this baby! While a little salty, the filo pastry vibes of the outside were to die for, and the filling just blended so well. The customer service was quick and the girl who helped me was exceptionally friendly. There are so many choices and it's a little hard to decide since it's hard to see until you're at the window that I wish I lived in Seattle so I didn't have to jump on decisions so quickly.. AH well, I'll have to go again soon! Definitely stop here if you're looked for a cheap, quick nibble of delightfulness!

Piroshky Piroshky was recommended by a friend so I stopped by this location during a lunch break. It was a vendor stall on the ground floor of an interior food court. There was also a service window facing the sidewalk outside to handle walk by customers. I arrived from the inside which had no line unlike the service window so it allowed more time to browse the menu and take photos. I bought three of the Russian hand held pies to-go, two meat ones and a sweet one. Each of the pastries was warmed up in an oven before being placed in an individual take-out bag. The beef & potato piroshky was on the dry side so that was disappointing, but the smoked salmon pate piroshky was excellent. I saved the fresh rhubarb piroshky for dessert that night, and it was not overly sweet which was great. The quality of the pastry dough was light and flaky which is how it should be. If the prices were a little cheaper, then I would have given this place 4.5 stars.

Love that this store has opened up and is much less crowded than the original Pike location. There are plenty of savory and sweet treats to pick up ~$5.40 ish an item. My go-to is their salmon Piroshky. Tip- -There is also a side window (sort of like a drive thru window) on 3rd St. which is great when you're on the way / waiting at the bus stop. -Come by during happy hour (Monday to Thursdays from 3pm-5pm) and Piroshkys are $3! -If you've never been to Piroshky Piroshky I would recommend you go to the original store near Pike Market to get the experience unless you rather not deal with the crowds. Fyi- I went to visit the Pike location on both a Sunday and Monday afternoon (June) and both days had some wait out the door.

Every time I come to Seattle, I make a BEELINE for Piroshky Piroshky. BUT here's the tea. This location (not at Pike's Place) is cheaper. Yup, with that said though it doesn't have the charm of the Pike's place location. It's located inside a mini food court which seems to be close to downtown companies and the like. They have a little storefront set up here with other shops like falafels, sushi, etc. The plus is there are SO many seating options (great when it's raining outside) and lots of security too because it seems to be a hotspot for homeless folks. I don't blame em though, I mean PP also has a to-go ordering window if you don't want to go indoors...but there were a few people loitering nearby catching some dry land in the rain. The poor guy working the whole stand seemed annoyed that he literally had to do everything from load the pastries to cashier duties and shooing away the homeless folks from congregating in front of the ordering window. I don't blame him though, it's a lot of responsibility for minimum pay. You're doing your best my guy. Anyways, I got the famous salmon pate (I always order that) and wanted to try the chicken curry pastry which was SUPER delicious. The breading from the curry pastry is SO good, it's flakey and so soft. It's not like the breading for the salmon pate or the beef curry (which my friend got), it's flaky like the buttery flakey crust of a croissant. Highly recommend this location especially for tourists who want to get the same quality and legit same pastry for cheaper price AND lots of big tables and huge spaces for larger groups/distancing.

Piroshky Piroshky brings a classic European food to Seattle. Several locations around Seattle. I like this location over the Pike Market location because lines are faster. Eat there or take it to go. The savory egg, cheese, hash browns and bacon made a great breakfast. My favorite was the poppy seed cinnamon roll, neat twist on a coffee classic but not overly sweet. Happy hour is 4-5 pm

A. Must. Stop. So good. Whether savory or sweet you will get your fix when you stop by Piroshky Piroshky. Imagine standing in line and just when you think you've made your choices you get to the front and switch up what you want to get. Not to mention 3 turns into 5 turns into eh why not get 8-10. I mean at that point you are committed to them and don't want to regret not getting more! I love all the options so I can't say I have a fav. Everyone has their fav or go to. I would say goes well with a hot coffee so get that first before standing in line. The lines move fast and so worth it. I always find myself making a stop when I visit Seattle. It's not a trip until you've come by this little gem in Pike's Place.

We ordered the ulu's hotdog and the bacon potato and cheese piroshky and both were delicious!! I think it was because they were close to closing but they also threw in a free drink which was super cool. For their grand opening event they offered buy one get one so I'm really happy we happened upon this brand new location. I don't think they're running that deal anymore but it's definitely worth stopping by considering there's NO WAIT! Bless. Also went back yesterday to try their sweet offerings. Wanted the rhubarb piroshky but was informed by the cashier that the only one they had left was the display. I appreciated that she was honest and that made it clear that they cared about making sure they serve their food fresh. She recommended the marzipan piroshky instead and threw in a consolation cookie. So kind! The marzipan was sooo yummy that I was hesitant to share LOL. Will definitely order again.

The pastries were decent. Bacon croissant was warm. The chocolate croissant was cold, which made it not as good as it could've been. The guy getting the pastries for me was nice but the woman at the register was very cold, and did not say a single word to us.

Came here on a weekday close to 10am and there was no line. The bakery is inside the food court on the ground floor of the Century Square building, but is also accessible from an outside window along 3rd Ave. I tried the smoked salmon pate that made Piroshky Piroshky famous. It's good but if you don't like salmon, this probably won't change your mind. I also tried the marzipan which was supposedly their top selling sweet item there, and that was really good.

The best little place!! We frequent Pike Place year round but because of Coronavirus shenanigans, we haven't been able to make it to the market for our favorite treats. Piroshky Piroshky delivered to our hometown of Bremerton and boy, did they deliver! We had a taste of the city right in our own kitchen and it made me so very happy. THANK YOU for bringing our family a little sliver of joy during these crazy times. :) The beef and cheese piroshky is my favorite but we also got chocolate hazelnut, smoked salmon and apple cinnamon. They never disappoint.

No wait time! Convenient walk-up window. We got: - Beef and cheese - so much meat! - Salmon pate - my favorite and shaped like a fish - Apple - ample pieces of real fruit

Thank you for this second location soo close to Pikes Market because best believe my impatient self can't wait in a long line for food. We ordered the Smoked Salmon, Beef & Cheese & Garlic & Cheese. We also ended up going the next day to grab a bunch more to bring home. Smoked Salmon was my husbands choice, it was super good & not even fishy. The garlic & cheese had a lot of garlic, a little too much for my liking but it was still good. My favorite was the beef & cheese. The beef was soo flavorful & it was such an evenly portioned Piroshky!! Highly recommend this place!! Happy Eating!!

The word "piroshky" is said twice in this restaurant's name because that's the minimum times you have to have it when visiting Seattle apparently. I started my trip off and also happened to end it here. This was my last stop during my Seattle trip because I knew I couldn't head back home without some Russian goodies! They have all the same offerings as their original location (which is like a 5 minute walk away). This time, I ordered the Beef & Potato (~$6), Beef & Onion (~$6), and Curry Chicken and Rice (~$6). Unfortunately, they messed up my order and gave me a Beef & Cheese instead of a Beef & Onion. I tried the beef & cheese before and it's delicious, but I was hoping I'd get to try a different one, but it wasn't meant to be. The Beef & Potato was mediocre, in my opinion. It's filled with way more potato than beef. And having the piroshky bread and potato was a carb overload, in my opinion. I would have preferred a little more beef. The Curry Chicken & Rice Piroshky is by far my FAVORITE! It's a must try! It's super flaky and filled with curry chicken and rice. The flavor is delicious and it's super filling too! Piroshky Piroshky is a must-try spot in Seattle! I definitely recommend trying it out. Get the Curry Chicken & Rice Piroshky. You will thank me later!

Oh My - the Smoked Salmon Pate. Get it and you will not regret it. I had never had smoked salmon pate before, and was a bit hesitant because I wasn't sure if I'd like it but my cousin was getting one and I was feeling adventurous and after the first bite I wish I had ordered more than one because I ended up loving it. Way more than the jalapeño sausage pastry I got a backup. This location has a walk up window. The service was extremely efficient, and I was walking away with my treats shortly after I walked up to the window. You can go inside too, but it was so easy to just order from the window. My sister got the ham, cheese and spinach pastry, and we also got a couple apple cinnamon rolls but honestly it was all about the smoked salmon pate. I'm still dreaming about it and I went in June. Anyone know where I can find anything similar in NYC? Or better yet, can Piroshky Piroshky open a location here?!?!

I was really disappointed in this location after going to the location at pikes. We loved our first visit at Pike so much that we decided to stop here in afternoon to pick up some treats on my way to the hotel. Most out of everything even though they were open for several more hours, the stuff they did have Rush at all. He ordered the sausage pastry one, white chocolate cranberry pastry, and a coconut chocolate chip cookie. We literally had to scratch the surface to find any pastries that were left, and these ones were all stale. Sausage and cheese was good, but the sausage didn't taste fresh. You could tell it had the microwave and sitting out for a while because it was staleand mushy, it didn't have a snap when you bit into it. The white chocolate and Barry Roll had NOTHING in it, I mean nothing. There was a thin layer of dried up berry jelly at the bottom and that was it, no hint of white chocolate. The coconut chocolate chip cookie was really good, and is the reason this review merits 2 stars instead of 1. It was really coconuty, almost minty, and soft.

A Piroshky Piroshky right by my work building? Yes, please. Came here to grab a snack before a long meeting and it was great. I got my usual Salmon piroshky and it had a good ratio of filling, just enough to keep me full for the afternoon. I thought the pastry would be a little warmer but it was a tad bit cold, still tasted fine though. They have so many other options and I always love the ham, cheese and bacon one too. I've been going to the original location for years when in town but that one often has a line. I know they've opened up a few more and I have gone to the Bellevue location as well. This one is so convenient because in addition to having register in the food court inside the building there is also a walk up window on 3rd, makes it easy to grab one while walking to the bus.

Real good bread We had the Cherry bread and moscow bread! Both are good but I Don't think it's worth $5

This location is just a few blocks from the most popular location at Pike Street Market and serves the same delicious Russian piroshkies. Same variety of savory and sweet piroshkies to chose from. Same menu! Great location and about $1 cheaper in prices compared to the Pike Street Market location. All delicious! Highly recommend!

Earlier in the day, I noticed the insane line for the Pike Place location. While I was intrigued, I didn't want to stand in the line, especially because it was raining. Later that day, as I was shopping at Walgreens, I noticed this place across the street. They were about to close, but i was able to get 2 piroshkies: bacon, egg, and hashbrown, and the other was a spinach feta cheese veggie. Both were really good, but they are gut bombs. I would recommend going to this location if you're just interested in trying the food, and you aren't looking for the selfie pic from the original Pike Market.

Oh wow! This place was on our list of places to eat in Seattle and it should be on everybody's list of Seattle eats! We had planned to go to the location at Pike Place, but after stuffing ourselves with chowder and mac n' cheese, we had no room left for piroshky (*cue the sad violin music*). Thanks to Yelp, we found this place and it ended up being even closer to our hotel and had it for breakfast the next day. No line up was also a plus! The salmon pate and the beef and cheese are as good as all the rave reviews. When we got there, someone had ordered the entire tray of salmon piroshkies, so we ended waiting for 20 minutes for a fresh baked one. It was so worth it. Flaky and buttery crust with hot salmon inside. And it was fish shaped! The beef one was quite meaty and had cheddar cheese baked on top. I preferred the fish but my husband enjoyed the beef and cheese better. Our plan is to get some more before we leave town. And we are so not sharing this time!

The people that work here are super courteous, friendly, and professional. The set up looks clean and fresh. I ordered the chicken and curry Piroshky and apple cinnamon roll. The chicken and curry was quite nice, very filling. However the apple cinnamon roll was *Gordon Ramsay voice* RAW. The center was basically not baked, such a shame as it looks super good. I'd come back for the chicken and curry Piroshky.

The kiosk caught my eye Sweet. Savory. They have it all The real question is - why aren't there more of these?

closed when i stopped by sat 930am- someone needs to update hours. and location was incorrect on the app- took me to the other side

I've ordered three times since the lockdown began.. every time has been exceptionally efficient and just as delicious! I love their online ordering system and that they've partnered with a few other market vendors to expand their offerings.. it makes it so easy for me!

I almost don't wanna write this review so that this location stays a hidden gem but it's too good to not share. All before my trip, I kept hearing people rave on and on about Piroshky Piroshky. Don't get me wrong, I've had one before, but this was after it sat on the plane and then sat in my fridge for a day. A far cry from the hot and fresh pastry that everyone was talking about. Nonetheless, I ended up at the Pike Place location and got my first round of piroshky's after a bit of a wait. During my trip, I ended up wanting/needing more and happened to walk by this location. I had to do a double take because I wasn't sure it was open. No lines?? An outside ordering window?? Don't mind if I do. Ended up coming here two more times during my trip because it was convenient and of course the food was just as delicious. Do yourself a favor and skip the Pike's location and come here instead!

This location is great because they have an outside window where you can literally just walk up and not have to wait in a long line as with other Piroshky Piroshky locations. Definitely agree with what everyone else is saying, the meat and cheese Piroshky is delicious! I wish I bought more of these, other flavors that were good included the salmon and the veggie one surprisingly. Also my friend warned me that Piroshky would not last well if I bought it the day before and brought it back down to LA. She was wrong! Still tasted great after being refigerated and surviving a flight.

This place is so amazing! I ha e Moses being able to go to Seattle to get their food, but they were awesome enough to bring it to us here in Bremerton!!! Their Piroshikis are amazing!!!! THANK YOU FOR THINKING OF US ON THE PENINSULA and Bringing is some happiness!!!

This place isn't bad. It is essentially a Russian meat pie, it tastes alot like the Vietnamese Pate Chaud. I highly recommend it for food on the go, the filings are good. The service was great. I enjoyed the food. Tried the mushroom and mozzarella, curry chicken rice, and a couple others. All were good but not amazing. If I was in the area or looking for something to eat while on the move I would go back. Otherwise I wouldn't go out of my way to go here.

Their location next to the pioneer branch of Starbucks in Pike Place has a long queue but it goes by pretty fast. Outside, the smell of fresh pastries is promising. We ordered some of their bestsellers like the Moscow and Marzipan Roll. The latter has got to be our most favorite one! It's so dense and really tasty especially when eaten fresh off the oven. Definitely a must in Seattle.

When I was walking down by market, I saw a huge line, which believe it or not, it was longer than the one for the original starbucks. Which, I decided not to wait in that huge line, but while looking through the window, I saw all of their piroskys, with different stuffings, etc. It looked amazing! Well, while walking around, after passing up on that, I ended up stumbling into another one of these Pirosky places, a few blocks away, with only 3 people in line this time. They didn't have everything and a couple of items were sold out. But, they had everything I wanted to try out. We've ordered 3 different piroshky's: smoked mozarella, mushroom & broccoli; cheddar cheese & garlic; cabbage & onion. All 3 of those were wonderful! My favorite one was the cheddar cheese and garlic roll. This roll had the whole, entire center of it just filled with mostly cheddar cheese & garlic. They must've put half of a block of cheese into that roll, it was all melted, gooey and pretty amazing. I highly recommend giving this place a try, you won't be dissapointed. I will be back for sure, next time I'm in WA, unless they decide to open one up that's closer and more local to me, hint hint.

I just can't wait in line at Pike Market.This new location is my savior for Piroshky Piroshky. I am not positive but I think the menu is smaller than Pike Place. However, Istill manage to always find 3 different piroshky to buy each visit. You can also get a visitor punch card at this location.

Same great taste without the Pike Place waste (of time). You'll get your piro quick and easy. Same prices. Plus, happy hour Mondays-Thursdays between 2:00pm and 3:30pm.

I'd never heard of one of these before but I thought I'd try it. It was really good. I got the steam and cheese, which is baked into the bread. A little greasy, but very tasty. I wish more places sold these