I’m all for exclusivity as long as I’m included in the clique. This is why I was so excited to learn that a “members only” club in Seattle was allowing people to sign up for a 1 day membership in order to partake of an excellent feast. Wouldn’t you sign up to be Polish for a day in order to eat homemade pierogies? Do I even have to ask this question?
The real question is how could I live in Seattle for so long and not have any idea that paradise opens its doors twice a week? How did I not know I could drink fine beers and feast on starchy treats if the mood struck?
It took a Maryland transplant to open my eyes to this gem located smack dab in the center of my old stomping grounds on Capital Hill in Seattle?
I’m talking about Dom Polski. Have you been?
You should. This Friday. I mean it. You will not be disappointed. The place is fantastic. It’s woodsy and 80s prom decor all mixed together. It’s hipsters and old folks hanging out under one roof. Everyone is having a fantastic time.
And, the food. Oh, the food. It was piping hot and so tasty. I loved every bit from the fresh homemade pierogies to the cheesy dessert crepes washed down with dark cold beers.
Heaven.
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Great photos! I think this requires a members only jacket of some sort…
I totally agree. I'm going to bust out my old Members Only jacket!
These pictures are perfection. Makes me want to go to the restaurant just from the photos alone, truly.
I right there with Tracy. What a stellar joint. A humbling experience to have such expertly prepared food, and from a person who [probably] thinks nothing of it b/c it's second nature. When I'm back in WI we go to a little German pub that's just as if you're walking into the walled city of Rothenburg. Nothing could be finer.
Cheers… or should I say Vivat,
*Heather*
You had me at pierogies…
We have a Polish restaurant in Minneapolis that has fantastic food – you'd never expect it. I'm sold on your find!
Sounds amazing, this reminds me to visit the Polish Club White Eagle in London, it's been too long!
No pains, no gains..........................
I don't know which one make me jealous more – the memeber-only dining or your superb photography
Yes, I'll happily be Polish for a day if it means I get a nice plate resembling the food you've photographed. This looks like so much fun and we will be Seattle next month — fantastic! Thanks.
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Being Polish- and from Chicago, I love seeing Polish restaurants in other cities! This looks delicious and lots of fun! On my “to-do” list when I’m in Seattle!