From Russia With Love
(425) 603-0701
1424 156th Ave NE
Bellevue,
WA
98007
47.6227
-122.1323
Neighborhood: Crossroads
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In Short
Hearty and filling traditional dishes like cabbage rolls, borscht and pelmeny send out a siren song of nostalgia for those who grew up with Eastern European food at home. Those new to the flavors will find filling lunches at bargain prices, with plenty of interesting sourness to counteract the meat and starch. Sample a range of tastes from the large selection of pickled items, rye breads, eggplant spreads and salty cheeses.
User Reviews
ctac
March 27, 2008
This place was around for a while now. I am their customer and would recommend this place. Good choices and prices. By the way this store moved. They are now right next door to Library at Crossroads Mall, park an enter from the East.
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cybercity
December 03, 2007
when i went over seas i got to eat alot of new foods that i loved this is the only place i can some of them in the US. like the french ice tea stuff and some of the meats
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blahblahblah
September 08, 2002
I never liked beets until I tried them Russian style. At From Russia with Love I have had a variety of things made with beets and am suprised that they are so tasty. Borst, a beet soup served hot with sour cream is so delicous there, as are a couple salads made with shredded beets. There are so many great foods to experience there from rye bread, fresh deli meats and cheeses (a variety of feta from mild to salty), candies, pastries, pickeled mushrooms, specialty salsas, smoked fish, caviar (a variety), grains, and the deli foods, mmmmmm so good. Amazing salads made with eggplants, blintzes, and the Pelmini (oh so delicious) and so many different traditional Russian and European tastes to experience. Truely a European experience there.
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Save Money:
A cup of homemade veggie borsch or chicken soup and half-sandwich or pirioshki is a deal at around four bucks.
The Extras:
Crossroads Mall has a companion deli by the same owners, featuring all sorts of imported specialty products from Russia.
What to Drink:
Folks with a sweet tooth should try one of the imported fruit-flavored sodas; on cold days, strong black tea is a more warming choice.
Category:
Restaurants, Ethnic Food Markets, Delicatessens
Payment Methods:
American Express, Cash, Visa, Discover, MasterCard
Restaurant Special Features:
Family-Friendly Dining, Lunch Spot, Cheap Eats
