Serves meat, vegan options available. Russian piroshki restaurant and bakery in downtown Seattle since 1994. Known for cakes, piroshkis, and soups. The vegan piroshki options change frequently with a few flavors available at a time. Examples include vegan sausage and beef with cheese or rosemary, nutritional yeast, potato & sauerkraut, garlic veggie beef asado, and potato mushroom cheese. Also offers mini vegan cakes with flavors like lemon poppyseed and vegan rum cake: enjoy one with a coffee. Accepts custom orders. Currently open to preorder and pickup. Previously known as Piroshki on 3rd, relocated January 24. Open Tue 8:30am-2:30pm, Wed 8:30am-4:00pm, Thu 8:30am-6:00pm, Fri-Sat 8:30am-8:00pm, Sun 8:30am-4:00pm. Closed Mon.
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715 E Pike St, Suite J, Seattle, Washington, USA, 98122
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- Outdoor seating
- Wheelchair accessible
- Accepts credit cards
- Free Wi-Fi
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Last update on 10 Dec 2024 by hohums
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Added by Chrisbrummel on 16 Apr 2018
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37 Reviews
First Review by treyb
northcoasterin
Points +81
Tasty, quite a few options - Edit
Good, quick and friendly service. Really tasty food
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MichaelSavegan
Points +2351
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Couldn’t decide so we got one of each. Sauerkraut and Fieldroast, sauerkraut and potato, rosemary potato and potato and chap cheese and mushroom.
Read morePros: Clearly marked: four vegan options, Genuine Piroshki. Just like old country
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eighthlevelvegan
Points +271
Nice option for breakfast. - Edit
I had a coffee and potato, Rosemary, and nooch piroshki.
Read morePros: Several vegan options , Friendly staff
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MarkRoberts
Points +17
So Good! - Edit
I love the vegan options! The Potato Rosemary and nutritional yeast is my favorite. Probably the least fake ingredients, except maybe for the sauerkraut one. But I don't like Kraut, so... The Asada and the Beef and Cheese have great flavor. I'm not a huge fan of the fieldroast dog. A little spicy for me, and not very special. The rest are unique and not something you're going to make at home. Someone there loves vegans, that's for sure!
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eastmeetsnorthwest
Points +184
Best Vegetarian Piroshki In Seattle! - Edit
Piroshki on 3rd, not to be confused with non-vegan Piroshky Piroshky on 3rd Avenue, has an array of about 6 or 7 vegan piroshky, all of which are better than the vegetarian options at Piroshky Piroshky in my opinion, as well as a rotating selection of vegan desserts such as rum cake, sticky buns, and more. All are clearly marked. Many of the Piroshki are delicious, especially the "meat" and "cheese" options -- I would suspect they use Chao or FYH, but my favorite is the Sauerkraut and Potato, which is tart, pickly, and comforting. They also have good coffee with milk alternatives to have alongside your sweets and do wedding cake tastings. For locals, this location is convenient to all of the government buildings. For out-of-towners, Piroshki are a must-try food in Seattle, and this is the only place where you'll get a vegan one. I think it's a nice cafe to sit in for a long while, it's not bougey but no one will bother you if you want to sit and enjoy.
Read morePros: Lots of sweet and savory options, Really celebrates their support of vegans, Good coffee
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obscurebrilliance
Points +30
Some better than others - Edit
The vegan options are well labeled. There were about 5 savory options and 2 deserts. They had a carrot cupcake and a rum cake, a little on the pricey side, but it is impossible to find vegan cake so I'll take it. I liked the beef and cheese the best (with ketchup). Not the biggest fan of the other flavors, but wasn't the biggest fan of these when I was pescatarian, either. The beef asado flavor smelled like cat food. $6 for lunch downtown is pretty cheap. Their location in the Columbia tower food court does not carry vegan options.
Read morePros: vegan options, cheap
Cons: flavors are off
MarkRoberts
I agree on the Beef and Cheese! Just a note, the Piroshki place in Columbia tower isn't the same business, as far as I know. 'Piroshki Piroshki' is Columbia tower, 'Piroshki on 3rd', is the one on 3rd with the yummy vegan options :)
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ChrisJoyce
Points +90
SIX different vegan Piroshkis!! - Edit
I ordered them all, from Nick at the counter. They are all DELICIOUS!! And sometimes they have vegan desserts. Apparently one of the chefs is vegan!
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Natzizzle
Points +188
Fresh Bountiful Vegan Options - Edit
Piroshki is delicious. There are at least 4 varieties of vegan piroshki every time I’ve gone. They run around $7 each. They offer some purely potato/vegetable buns and some faux meat tastes. The staff are always really friendly and helpful. Definitely check them out! They also have a frequent buyer card and a phone number based rewards.
Read morePros: lots of variety, knowledgeable staff
Cons: does serve meat : (
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TheAngelND
Points +32
Delicious - Edit
Casual but delicious! They have 6 or 7 vegan piroshki options and a couple of vegan desserts. They heat the piroshkis upon order which I was afraid would make them not taste fresh but they totally do. I’m going back again!
Read morePros: Lots of options , Inexpensive
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LizzWalker
Points +34
Finally!!! - Edit
So happy to have vegan options in this area of downtown! So delicious, and lots of variety. Really friendly staff and lots of seating.
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