We provide a variety of delicious Polish traditional dishes and desserts. You will find food booths and our beer garden outside at the Mural Amphitheater. Desserts, coffee, tea and soft drinks are served in the Armory.
POLISH FESTIVAL FOOD BOOTH
Sponsored by Koło Pań/Polish Women’s Club of the Polish Home Association, Seattle
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Polski talerz (Polish platter) – kielbasa, gołąbek (cabbage roll), 2 meat pierogi, 2 ruski (potato & cheese) pierogi, sauerkraut salad, pickle, bread
Placki Ziemniaczane (potato pancakes) – plain, with sour cream or apple sauce
Pierogi (Polish dumpling) – with meat filling or potato and cheese filling
Placki z Gulaszem (potato pancakes with beef stew)
Gołąbki (cabbage rolls) with bread
Flaki Zupa (tripe soup) – considered one of the national soups of Poland!
Zupa Orgorkowa (pickle soup) – a traditional Polish chicken and vegetable soup that gets its zing from thinly sliced pickles and a bit of sour cream.
The Polish Festival food booth requires tickets which can be purchased at the festival from the outdoor ticket booths. Cash and credit cards accepted.
Water and soda = $1
Food prices range from = $6 – $15
Beer garden beverages = $6
SEBI’S BISTRO
by Sebi’s Bistro, a family owned and operated restaurant located on Eastlake Ave. in Seattle.
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Bigos (Hunter’s stew) – a traditional meat and cabbage stew served with kielbasa and rye bread
Grilled Kielbasa (smoked sausage) in a bun
Grilled Kaszanka (blood sausage) with bread
Zapiekanka
Cash and credit cards accepted.
BEER GARDEN
supplied by Browar Polska Inc., Seattle
Imported Polish beer, bottled & on tap, and local Pacific Northwest wines.
Tickets required for purchase.
VIOLA’S POLISH DONUTS, Pączki & Pastry
Serving a variety of baked goods near the Mural Amphitheater. Viola’s will be accepting cash.
Cash and credit cards accepted.
DESSERTS
Sponsored by Koło Pań/Polish Women’s Club of the Polish Home Association, Seattle
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pączki (Polish doughnuts filled with confiture or other sweet filling)
ciasto (pastries)
(inside the Armory)
