Kusher Bakery

Has the best bamboo biscuits! Good selection of Eastern European foods and snacks as well as produce

Piroskys are good always fresh when I get them and very inexpensive they are greasy one is hard to finish sometimes.

Came here last week to get some lunch stuff to take to a friend's house. Bought fresh baked poppyseed strudel, a loaf of rye bread and piroshky from the deli, all were fantastic. The rye bread had an excellent flavor, was made using natural leavening and stayed fresh for nearly a week. Also picked up different frozen dumplings from their extensive selection. They carry bulk pelmeni and pierogi, with vegetarian and vegan options. I am still learning the difference between the terms for these delicious dumplings. Kusher has a small produce section, lots of yummy looking pickles and candies. Will definitely come back for the baked goods and the dumplings, they are delicious.

What a wonderful hidden gem to find! My son recently started tutoring nearby and while searching for the closest Euro Store to pick the SO some pelmeni and other goodies, I ran into Kusher. They don't have quite the deli variety as other Russian/Euro markets in the area but have everything thing else you could need! Def need to visit earlier in the day to explore all of their fresh baked goodies and piroshki! 1000% recommend.

I love this place! Some of our favorite items: pieroshkis, kasha (Buckwheat), smoked salmon, goat cheese! They have a wonderful selection and we periodically go there whenever near Fife!

This Russian bakery is amazing! You walk into the store and smell the fresh goodies they create daily. They have piroshki, fresh breads, pastries and cookies. They have tons of different salami and meats. We also stocked up on some frozen chicken dumplings, can't wait to try.Stop in and support this small local business.

I am from former Soviet Union and need Eastern-European food. I just wish the were more selections. I came to PNW from NYC and I am spoiled with variety! lol! But in spite of it's being a rather small store, they carry all the important products! And I am very grateful!

We were looking for a bakery to get good whole grain bread. You know the homemade bread with 12 grains and good rye, that is better than the institutionalized bread. So as my go to guide I yelped it! And up popped Kusher Bakery. You know I had to go and today we went there. It's an Eastern European bakery, and grocery store with products from multiple Eastern Europe countries. The selections are very good and then there is the bread baked daily except on Sunday. A bonus is the fact all the fresh baked bread can be sliced for you or you can take it home and slice it yourself. Having this service is great. Dark rye, 12-grain, and others that are....... well too many and all looked delicious. There is fresh baked Lavash, soft and delicious and many of the breads were still warm and fresh. The fresh piroshki! Awesome to say the least, Chicken, Cheese, Cabbage, and Apricot were available and hot. Look you can go to the other market on 70th and get very good stuff and pay quite a lot more, or go to Kusher and get a better selection and pay reasonable prices. Yes it is smaller but bigger is not always better and having this small place is a positive. For me Kusher wins hands down. So go, look around and get some awesome stuff.

It's quite hard to find this store, but I'll say only one cake, the price is just very cheap. I recommend. Service is fast not much people.

Saw an employee from the bakery first tidy up the area near the pirozhki section, and then started sorting baked poppyseed ones on the tray without washing hands or putting plastic gloves on. Hard to understand why customers are provided with gloves and food tongues when we pick a few, but employees can touch baked goods with their hands.