Sebi's Bistro

Total hidden gem.....like nobody expects a restaurant inside the Polish Community Center. This area is also very residential. Service is on the slower side. You also have to pay a day membership to dine there. Bring cash for membership fee. This place is quite causal. There is a bar in the corner of the restaurant and you can get a variety of drinks. You order at the bar and not with the waitress. Food was delicious. I added mushroom gravy on my dish and so glad I did. The gravy was quite flavorful. The platter is probably a good choice to try a little bit of everything. The two lagers we got were a good pairing.

I freaking love this place. Have been coming with my friends for years. The food is stellar, and just what you'd expect to find at a restaurant in Poland. You pay $1 for a day membership to come into the community center, there is a bar where you can have imported beers, liquors, and all the regular fixings for drinks, and order at your table for the food you want. If you're wanting to try Polish cuisine, this is the spot!! Cards and cash accepted.

Get the Schnitzel Platter! It's got a good taste of their signature items. I'd order it again. Minimal service staff, but didn't feel ignored or rushed on a busy Saturday. Figuring out when this place will be open is not an easy task. This was my first visit, after months of trying. Call ahead to ensure they will be open on the night you want to go. Days/hours of service listed on Google, their website, and menu differ, and they are often closed for special events, vacation, etc. That said, I'll be back. I live a block away and wish they were open more days... or that they would sell some of their items (perogies, stuffed cabbage, smoked kielbasa, etc.) in bulk to be warmed up at home. Good stuff, just limited hours.

I've been here several times now. Unfortunately Seattle doesn't have a lot of options for pierogis/Polish food, but Sebi's fits the bill. Pierogis are plump and served with saurkraut and sour cream, there's a small selection of Eastern European beers, and their blintzes (I think they call them crepes) are very tasty. If you're craving pierogis, go to Sebi's. We'll be back soon!

Luckily the ONLY Polish restaurant in the area is WONDERFUL. The service is friendly, the food is fresh and plentiful, and yet it's never crowded when we stop in. Don't forget to try the bottled Polish beers along with your dinner. I recommend against the pizza- there is too much other good stuff on the menu to ignore. Parking is a bit tough but your patience with the parking will be rewarded!

We got the hunters stew, with the polish platters as our main course. Sebi salad and pickle soup for starters along side pan-fried perogies. We came here with the knowledge of the polish listed fare being what it is known for. And we were not displeased. The restaurant was SPOTLESS, staff were nice and proper balance of social and leaving you alone. It reminded me of all the food i grew up on. We got polish apple pie and blueberry perogies for dessert. The Okocim beer and rose of warsaw are delicious beverages.