Legitimately never had a bad experience with this place. The food is amazing and the service is incredible. All of the employees there are super wonderful people and even more amazing chefs. If youve never been to this place and youve been in Seattle for any amount of time at all, youre slacking. Get down there and check them out

So delicious every time. Wonderfully kind and knowledgeable staff. Grateful it’s in the neighborhood ❤️

Wonderful food by lovely people. We had a big brunch spread for six last weekend and we were all satisfied and happy after mowing through more Challa French Toast and latkes than we thought possible.

Thank you so much for sharing the food of our people with such craft!

Such a special local spot. The food is fantastic.

I arrived shortly after 11:00 AM before realizing you have to order ahead. The exterior looks pretty strange - the windows are all covered with lace curtains - I understand were in a pandemic but I dont need to feel like Im patroning a sketchy massage parlor if I want to get take out food. Perhaps Dracula is hidden inside. Anyways, the soonest available pick up time was 11:45 (~45 min wait). We ordered two of the Kachapuri Adjarian and sausage slices. The Kachapuri is HUGE.. slightly bigger than a personal pizza.. enough to easily share. Its basically like a savory pizza with some Eastern European flair. Its expensive ($14) for what it is, but still good. The sausage was good too. Overall, I would eat here again - unique flavors for Seattle, but open those windows, the sun only kills vampires.

I have wanted to visit Dacha Diner ever since I heard the owners had bought the space and were going to serve Eastern European food. After they got off the ground, I heard so many great reviews about their food, and I just wanted to pile on by saying their Eastern European food is definitely some of the best I’ve had in the area. I visited on a Sunday in the late morning after having placed a pickup reservation on Tock. They were ready a few minutes after the appointment time and I appreciated how they explained and listed off all of the food that I was picking up. Although the ladies working were pretty busy that morning they were all still friendly. I brought the food home and everything I ordered was delicious, from the borsch, khachapuri, matzo ball soup, blintzes, and latkes. The borsch was bright and light tasting and great cold; the khachapuri with the krakowska sausage was rich with the farmers cheese and the crust was delicious. The matzo ball soup was schmaltzy but not cloyingly so, and in my opinion it’s the best matzo ball soup in Seattle. The blintzes were also amazing – the farmer’s cheese in the blintzes was tangy and tasty and the almost burnt outside actually lent a really nice nutty flavor to the dish. Finally the latkes were some of the best I’ve ever had too with a wonderful savory flavor. Even after trying many of their items, I need to go back to try even more of their offerings and hope to soon!

The service was friendly and inviting. I was acknowledged as soon as I walked in the door. The food was delicious and comforting. I had the Herring under a Fur Coat and a large borscht. It was very good. This is the first restaurant I’ve found in Seattle with a borscht comparable to one I’d find in the Russian area of Brooklyn,NY. The borscht was the main reason for my visit, but the Herring Under a Fur Coat was also equally delicious and refreshing. The restaurant’s ambience is warm. I recommend it for a date. It’s also casual enough to go with a friend for lunch.

Everything is delicious and reasonably priced. Ive been here 2x now and intend to continue visiting. The food is all fresh made and the service is friendly.

Ordered a vodka flight, borscht, and matzo soup with a slice of rye and I can’t figure out which one was better. Vodka is always perfect but the food, the freshness, the little heart on the to go box made this place great. Sad I havnt been here before but I know I’ll be back to try everything else on the menu. Ordered via their website and had a set pick up time, which made it easy to plan around.

What a great addition to the neighborhood! Delicious food, reasonably priced and super friendly people. The interior is cozy, warm and clean. Beers are $6 and kombucha $4 and good coffee too! Finally a fun tasty breakfast and lunch option thats quick and easy. A++

Super tasty Middle Eastern food and great for brunch. Super bright and airy triangular building.

Great place, well priced, very delicious.5min wait to get food during the lunch. Might be hard to find place to sit, takeouts are recommended.

Came here after having maybe too many drinks for a Wednesday to get some matzo ball chicken soup. Was not disappointed. The soup was excellent. Matzo balls, excellent. The two slices of bread that came with it were excellent.I want to try the other dishes but it will be hard not to just keep ordering this soup. It felt like a home cooked meal that just makes you feel warm and safe and loved.The place was clean and simple. The staff were super friendly and welcoming. It wasnt very busy when I came, a little after 8pm, and service was fast and efficient.Worth checking out.

Delicious, bobe-style food!

Great service and delicious food all around!

I showed up with a great appetite and i am glad that i did! There food was well done and better then you can find it in alot of simple restaurants in the post-soviet countries. They do a fantastic job with there Hachapuria and it reminded me of some of the great Hachapuria i had in Georgia (the country).If you like fish you should absolutely try there Haring under a fur coat! It is the best that i have had.Enjoy!

I told my friend to order from here and I’d pay for it. It’s been on our radar for years after being mentioned in both local and National press.Food was given to her neatly packaged and hot!! 10/10 She absolutely RAVED. To pickup her sandwich, she arrived a little early but the online ordering notes that the pickup windows range about 15-minutes, so she was patient. She mentioned being impressed by the measures they’re taking to protect both customers and employees during the pandemic— she felt safe and like she could trust the masked person handling her food. Thanks Dacha! 10/10 She will be back!

Delicious place for breakfast, hit up the specials! Going back soon for dinner dumplings!

Oh so good!Me and my sister came here a few years ago. We were helped right away and our waitress was amazing. I wish I’d remembered her name and wrote this review sooner.We weren’t sure what to order but she recommended the Khachapuri, the Shooba and the flight of vodka. It was superb!I now live in N.Y and am dying to find a restaurant like Dacha!

I really like the food there. Since I am from eastern europe, this is the best place around to get that type of food. Quality is really good and very tasty.

Amazing food and amazing people

Awesome food. Great staff

Cool brunch space with eclectic Slavic menu. I had farmers cheese-stuffed blintzes with compote and cream. Hearty food. Also recommend the beef dumplings. Early days for this diner but its definitely a cut above most Cap Hill breakfast joints.

Food was good, but the portions are tiny!! My SO is Russian and we always look for good Russian restaurants. As far as the food, the shuba was the best. But again a very small portion for the price.

We had the varenniki and pelmeni which were DELICIOUS but cost 9$ and 10$ respectively for a fairly small portion, which is a bit steep for the amount we got in my opinion. The place itself is quaint and nice. Loved the lace curtains, theyre truly nostalgic.

Unique flavor with a very clean taste. Recommended.

They serve awesome Ajarian khahapuri!Great place to have breakfast/brunch. Friendly staff and lovely atmosphere.

This Jewish vegetarian got dinner(s) to go and yum. I got khachapuri, veggie matzo ball soup, and latkes. Everything was delicious but the khachapuri was to die for especially that tangy cheese they use. I have a recipe for khachapuri but Ill just go to Dacha Diner and toss the recipe. The soup was not too salty which can be a problem with veggie soup. The people I talked with were sweet.

The staff was very sociable and kind. The bill was good for what you get. I can see why they have a lot of great reviews.

The quality of the food was phenomenal and the staff was incredibly accommodating. I tried the herring under the fur coat, the katchapuri, the pelmeni, the latkes, and the matzo ball soup. The latkes were crispy and a bit salty but when eaten with the sour cream/apple sauce ended up being delicious. The katchapuri was great to share with friends and how can you go wrong with cheese, bread, and an egg yolk which was extremely rich and savory and one of the signature dishes. Highly recommend. The surprise star for me were the filled pelmeni and the matzo ball soup. Both felt like comfort foods that I would want to eat on a cold rainy day and were delicious. One of my favorite restaurants in capitol hill next to kedai mekan and a real gem of the neighborhood.

Good food, service. Their Latkes in the breakfast were real good.

Amazing little place with wonderful food. Best reuben Ive ever had

Service is always super even when they have a full house. there was quick and friendly service. food is similar to a cafe in indianapolis i loved.

Amazing Russian food. They are open on Friday evening as well for dinner

10/10. This place is amazing. Bless Eastern European food. Right out of my Hungarian grandmothers kitchen. The cabbage rolls phenomenal. Khachapuri unreal tasty. Of course matzo ball soup.

The strawberry and rhubarb juice is to die for!

I was so full. Looking forward to a return visit. The bill wont shock you. Feels similar to a cafe in Chicago I liked.

Great food and affordable prices

Ive never had such a phenomenal experience with Eastern European food in Seattle! I should have taken pictures but it looked so good that I forgot! We had brisket that literally couldnt be cut due to the fact that it was already so tender that we just pulled off perfect sized pieces. It was butter! I had to stop myself from drinking the juices off the plate. My husband poured it on my plate to avoid an embarrassing situation. They have a collection of traditional Russian food and Jewish food that has been prepared appropriately for anyone concerned. Matzoh soup, dumplings, the best custard (no eggs) ever. Their drinks are very traditional in flavor. The wait staff is attentive and fast. Im very very impressed and Im leaving very satisfied and happy with my experience. Ill be back for sure with company!

Clean, bright, delicious.

Very considerate friendly staff wearing gloves and sanitizing the tablet used for payment. Shared plates as best we could. Some natural wine by glass but good selection by the bottle. Enjoyed the herring under a fur coat and cheese bread with egg and butter the most

This place has a great design. Ambience reminds me of San Diegos scene.

A cozy place to enjoy some Ukrainian comfort foods. Good selection of beer and wine, as well as vodka. The Borscht was delicious, as was the Matzo ball soup. They serve entrees as theyre ready, so your food is always hot and fresh. Friendly and informative staff.

Food was wonderful. Worth the hype. Went with a small group of 5 & got dishes to share, so got a bite or two of each. We focused more on the East European fare.The service was fine, maybe a little short staffed. But given the timing, not an ia big issue. The place was on the cool side - several people kept their coats on.We were full but not stuffed at the end. Total food cost with tax & tip was $21 / person. Definitely glad to finally eat here and will be back to have more... and maybe not share next time.

I really enjoyed this place for my birthday dinner. I recommend the kachapuri. Each one is baked to order so there is a small wait time, but the time spent waiting was a small price to pay for such goodness. Its a relaxing space, with music selections I personally enjoyed. The staff was super pleasant. There are vegan options, and I believe gluten free options, as well.

I love your food. I also just wanted to clarify that when i walked passed your building last night there was some vandalism on the back side of your store and it ruins the way the restaurant looks a little bit FYI.

The khachapuri is to die for

The place seems to be a bit of a victim of its own success. Long enough wait times that we were able to drive out of Seattle and eat in Kent before wed have been seated. The menu sounded lovely, but they need a bigger building before the massive wait times are likely to improve

So delicious and the staff are so wonderful! 10/10 will be coming back over and over again!

Very high quality ingredients in very interesting Russian dishes. I ordered several things off the menu and everything was top quality. I dont think you can go wrong .

Wonderful place to eat. Make sure you have plenty of time to get a seat and enjoy the amazing food. It is well with the wait!

Go for the borscht. Weve been twice now. The khachapuris are fun for someone who wants a twist on something familiar. The blinis feel real fancy and homey at the same time. The vodka drinks are solid. But the borscht is perfection.

Great food & great service! much love to the team

We made the best mistake by ordering too many things and eating it for the next few days. The khachapuri is of course a must (we got the mushroom) but the brisket was also fantastic

Food was outstanding. There was a little mix up with a dairy free meal and they were quick and awesome in fixing the situation. Great staff, happy smiles. :)

Best brunch in Seattle!

Unfortunately its not that authentic Russian food that I was craving for. Its decent, but definitely Americanized. The best was the herring salad.

Lovely brunch and cute atmosphere. We enjoyed the food and the folks were really nice. We had the potatoe pancakes and they were quite good.

Those hours are f*ed up. Work from 10 to 10, or 11 to 11. That would be awesome. Why are you closed during lunch?🤷‍♀️

Interesting food. Borscht was yummy. The georgian pizza was also delicious and worth the wait.

If youre black, dont waste your time going here because YOURE NEVER going to get your food. I came here for brunch last weekend, and yes they were a busy but I watched several people get their food before I did. My partner ordered a meal that took quite some time, I order the Blinske. He received his food quicker than expected. I waited about an hour for mine, watching people who came in after me get their food again and again. It is a familiar experience being ignored in white spaces and It was clear that the waitresses did not make me a priority in their mind to realize I had been waiting a long time, number still sitting on my table. I had two different waitresses approach me to say a mistake was made. That would make sense if I literally wasnt watching people who came in 20-30 minutes after me continue to receive the same dish. My fellow black people (what little of us are in this city), should you go eat a snack before hand. It will be lunchtime by the time you get your food. This establishment needs to check the unconscious bias within their staff.

Great food and great service. Definitely come back when we visit Seattle in the future!

Simply great food and wonderful ambiance. Definitely recommend!

Charming diner with friendly service and tasty comforting dishes.I tried and would recommend the pelmeni and cheesy chard khachapuri. I will definitely be back soon to try more of the menu.

It was horrible experience with that place, I called to that place to check if they still working and could I come with husband to have lunch , they said okay sure you can come . When we arrived the girl said sorry we are closed. Finally after 20 min we got the table and then waited our food almost 40 min. I have never come back to that place

Very quaint space with an abundance of eastern European specialties. Blintzes were tasty, the wrap was a bit too pancakey for my liking but tasted good. The chopped liver was tasty, the texture was somewhat coarse. I saved the best for last...the potatoe pancakes were sublime. Seasoned perfectly with excellent texture. Nice coffee drinks with full bar service available.

Arrived at six, it was not packed. Ive had nothing but great experiences here and will keep coming back. This place has a cool feel to it.

Smells like my Grandmothers Jewish kitchen: onions and shmaltz. The taste is traditional and authentic. The menu selection is varied and unique as far as Seattle restaurants go. Brisket and khachapuri were especially standouts. The place itself is bright and cheery. A new favorite.

Great new place in Capitol hill. Needs a little bit more improvement on food authenticity regarding some dishes like soups and cabbage rolls, otherwise nice and relaxed interior, plus friendly service.

Drinks come fast but food is made to order and can take awhile. The blintz and pizza boat were delish. Highly reccommend for something different.

Fabulous inventive Eastern European cuisine. Friendly service

Khachapuri and latkes were fantastic. Going back to try their Reuben sandwich next time.

Brings back memories of childhood, very tasty and authentic. Staff is friendly and responsive. Спасибо 😋

Loved discovering an eastern european diner in the northwest! In NYC we have several, but none are quite as chill as Dacha. And alcohol! Order a salmon plate or blintzes for the table ahead of a the unique Georgian bread & cheese dish called khachapuri, which takes 20 min.

FALSE ADVERTISING. They write Jewish diner in describing themselves, but pork is mixed into everything and cannot be removed or substituted. There is only a mazo ball soup on the menu so they can pretend. These are gentrifiers with no connection to any of the food on their menu.

Good food and ambiance. My order of the latkes came 20 min after everyone else got there food which was disappointing.

Great Jewish slash Russian/Georgian restaurant. Ive tried the reuben, blini, pelmenis, and cabbage rolls, they were all amazing. I want to go back to try more! They also have coffee, various cane sugar sodas, and alcoholic drinks. They dont charge an automatic tip, payment works normally through Square.

I tried the kabobs dish with a side of potato salad, and no they dont substitute the potato salad... Unfortunately. The meat was tasty and the only thing I enjoyed but Im just not into potatos or bread. That with a small delicious kombucha was really good and worth the $20 because of the company but I wouldnt go there alone. The food too a whole to arrive at the table but thats because its freshly made and I appreciate that very much. If I go back, Ill try the George Salad with Boozy Kombucha.

Heard of this place on Reddit and am absolutely impressed! Well worth the reviews and price

A delicious mix of Eastern European and Jewish cuisine in a small diner space. Stuff sells out through the day, so get there early to taste your favorites.

Fun and different menu then most you will see in the neighborhood...but for me the food was very bland. Maybe this will change as they work out the kinks.Also... Am I the only one who doesnt like to be charged an automatic gratuity? Especially for counter service and a bus your own table situation.

Vareniki were good. Definitely recommend. Khachapuri was a bit bland but decent. Service was passable.

Excellent food and vibe! Unfortunately the food doesnt get served at the same time for everyone, there tends to be a 15- 20 minute gap.

The food is delicious and the vodka selection is well curated.

Something unique in Seattle. Georgian Jewish cuisine.

Fantastic food and service! All the dishes I’ve had are amazing!

The best brunch in Seattle. I’m not biased, I just love latkes.

Best matzah ball soup ever. And I know my matzah ball soup.

Excellent Georgian (country) Food, very rich and filling, friendly staff, large portions

I had wanted to go to this restaurant for a while because I am Jewish and Russian. All the food was exemplary and just as good or even better than at home. However the wait time was a bit too long for a table and for out food but it was a busy night.

The service here is abysmal. Weve visited twice, the first time during opening month and that didnt go so well. I figured the kinks would have been worked out by now - looks like I was wrong.When we came in today, we wanted take out but the restaurant was only doing sit-in orders. So we took a table, then ordered soup and dumplings.A couple sat next to us and then left 15 minutes later, I really wish we had done the same. It took an hour for our simple order to arrive. No one came to update us on status, or refill our water.We were right by the walkway+stairs so the server had plenty of opportunity to stop by even once to say something. Im certain he saw me glaring at him (especially when handling food). At the hour mark, I stopped the server to ask about our food and he came back with our dumplings.I then tried to explain that no one had set our expectations on the wait time when we ordered, we did not want to wait an hour for soup and dumplings. What I got in return was a lot of excuses - what I wanted was empathy and a promise to make it right. Im sure it had been a rough night for the staff, but even feigning a little interest in my concerns would have gone a long way. It was that moment they had lost us as customers.Soon after that interaction, one of the chefs delivered our soup and explained that it had been a busy night and two employees were new. She offered to comp our order; we declined. It was too late, both the food and the service.We wont be returning and Ill advise my friends to stay away.

Order at the counter and find a seat. Very cozy space though maybe not great for large groups. The wait for the khachapuri is worth it! Get some other plates to snack on while you wait though.

Best restaurant in capital hill, and best kavkasian food in the state! Their Khachapurii is really wonderful and authentic (take it from a kavkasian myself) and their borscht is delicious and their latés are perfect! If you havent tried kavkasian food before, just go! Take some friends while youre at it!

Delicious food in a laid back pleasant space.

Absolutely dreadful. The ONE breakfast choice they have cost me $17 for strange, undercooked hashbrown things and gross salty bread toast that wasnt toasted at all. The cutlery and mugs were all dirty and the coffee was disgusting. Should have known better as every other breakfast place in the area had lines out the door, not here though...

Delicious latkes, matzo, and pelmeni. Cant wait to try more of the menu.

Excellent authentic European restaurant.

Great food and nice staff

Delicious Shuba and Chorno Xliep, decently priced. Good atmosphere, fast service.