Ukraine Restaurants
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1. Basta Pasta
$ | |Popular with Kherson families, Basta Pasta is a casual Italian restaurant in the city's Fabrika shopping center, with a great selection of fresh—and filling—dishes. The space is cozy and has a faux-rustic feel, with unfinished wooden floors and walls and lots of cushioned booths divided by homey wooden bookshelves. As the name suggests, the cuisine here is dominated by pasta and other Italian classics, and the pizzas come particularly recommended. Surprisingly, they also serve a huge variety of sushi and Japanese seafood dishes along with kebabs.
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2. Bernardazzi
$$$ | |In Odessa's beautiful Philharmonic building, Bernardazzi's is an elegant restaurant and wine cellar with gorgeous art-deco interiors and a lovely courtyard terrace for summer lunching. The menu places a heavy emphasis on meats, with items ranging from New Zealand lamb to American rib eye steak. They also offer hors d’oeuvres with wine parings and a number of cold appetizers, including pike caviar on toast. Bernardazzi's prides itself on its huge wine list, and offers a huge selection of wines from around the world—Chilean, New Zealand, Israeli, and South African varietals are represented alongside wines from across Europe.
Bunina St. 15, Odessa, Odessa, Ukraine67-000–2511Restaurant Details
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3. Café Mishi Blyahera
$$$$ | |Tucked away down a steep set of stairs, this quirky, vintage-style restaurant is as popular for its food as it is for its convivial, eclectic atmosphere. It was inspired by a notebook belonging to an unknown author by the name of Mishi Blyahera, which was full of recipes, many of which feature on the frequently changing menu. Expect a wide selection of salads, meat dishes, and sweet treats (think Belgian waffles with strawberries). The interiors of this cozy basement restaurant have the feeling of a vintage furniture shop, with mismatched chests of drawers, bookshelves stuffed with old tomes, and low-hung lamps.
Dmitriy Yavornitskiy Ave. 46, Dnipropetrovsk, Dnipropetrovsk, Ukraine56-377–3337 -
4. Fishcafe
$$$ | |A chic lunch and dinner spot, Fishcafe has an extensive menu of modern European and fusion dishes (including plenty of fish, of course). Dishes come beautifully presented and include items such as Norwegian salmon steak in almond crumbs with caviar sauce, and honey-glazed pork belly trimmings paired with shrimp croquettes. In summer, guests can dine in a covered outdoor space with elegant dark-wood framed upholstered chairs.
Lenina Ave. 107, Zaporizhia, Zaporizhia, Ukraine61-262–1471 -
5. Hispaniola
$$$ | |In terms of selection, quality, and atmosphere, you won't find a better place to dine than the Yalta seafront, tightly packed with a fleet of cafes and restaurants. Many of these occupy the actual ships or other floating devices—and the Hispaniola is one of them.This sushi-bar/fish restaurant is in an authentic schooner that played the part in more than one adventure movie in its previous life.
Lenina 12, Yalta, Crimea, 98635, Ukraine0654-27–42–46Restaurant Details
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6. Konditerskaya "O'Cacao!"
$$ | |Part candy store, part cozy café, O'Cacao! is a casual, family-friendly place with a huge menu of sweet and savory dishes, cocktails, and Italian coffee. Although it’s the desserts that draw most visitors, there's also plenty on offer for travelers who want to sit down for a proper meal. Homemade noodles, casseroles, and other Ukrainian comfort foods dominate the menu here, and if you come early enough in the day you can sample one of the many breakfast dishes on offer, from meat-filled crepes to omelets made to order.
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7. Krasnyi Lobster
$$$ | |Perhaps the most popular seafood restaurant in Odessa well deserves its popularity, and it's nothing like the "red" lobster back home. The interior is elegant, with seating also available in the open-air courtyard. Live piano music enhances the pleasant ambiance. The selection of seafood is impressive and you can pick your own lobster.
Marazlievskaya 1G, Odessa, Odessa, 65014, Ukraine48-715–0222Restaurant Details
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8. Milk Café
$$ | |One of the trendier places to eat out in Kremenchug, Milk is a relaxed café that offers a large menu of pizzas, pastas, and meat and seafood dishes, along with espresso drinks and a wide range of beautifully presented desserts. Daytimes are popular with people working nearby, who come to take advantage of the 30 Hryvnia set lunches, while evenings—which often feature DJ sets—tend to draw in lingering crowds. Interiors are bright, with exposed-brick walls painted in bright hues and low-hanging ceiling lamps. There's also a covered terrace area for warm-weather dining.
Igorya Serdyuka St. 33, Kremenchuk, Poltava, Ukraine96-775–5400-cell phone -
9. Nairi
$$$ | |Housed in a complex with a banquet hall, a kids' club, and a karaoke area, Nairi is a homey but modern multi-room restaurant. There are several dining areas, including a pretty two-story terrace gazebo flanked by an ivy-covered wall on one side and wrought-iron railings on the other for al fresco dining in summer. The menu features a wide variety of salads and primarily meat and seafood dishes—think veal with pomegranate sauce, and pike served with spinach. There's also a great dessert menu with a heavy focus on rich cakes; don't miss the restaurant's own take on Austria's beloved Sacher Torte.
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10. Osteria Pantagruel
$$$ | |Popular with locals and international visitors alike, this is a popular Italian restaurant with a wide menu that goes beyond pasta and pizza, offering traditional soups, cheeses, and meat and fish dishes. Prices are a little steep by local standards, but the quality of food is excellent and the house-made pastas get rave reviews. Off-white spackled walls and dark-wood ceiling beams give it the feeling of a medieval tavern, and there’s a plant-filled front terrace for summertime dining.
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11. Pervak
$$$ | |A good spot to try Ukrainian food, Pervak offers a large selection of popular local specialties in amusingly kitschy surrounds. This funkily decorated spot has a vintage theme, with a hodgepodge of old photos on the walls and child-size dolls on swings suspended from the ceilings. Waitresses garbed in traditional attire serve up Ukrainian favorites ranging from potato pancakes with pork fat to specially prepared eel, and there’s a great selection of beer and vodka to wash it all down.
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12. Restaurant Kremin
$$ | |Inside the Hotel Kremin, this is a bright, faux-rustic restaurant serving Ukrainian and European dishes. There's more of a business vibe during the daylight hours, and the restaurant offers discounts on business lunches during the day. The evening scene is a bit more relaxed, and they even host rock 'n' roll parties on Friday evenings. Guests with special dietary needs can order custom dishes directly from the kitchen, without any need to call ahead of time.
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13. Restaurant Pantagruel
$$ | |Inside the hotel of the same name, Pantagruel is a snug, casual spot serving Ukrainian mainstays and Italian classics. The interiors are done up in the rustic style typical of Ukrainian restaurants, with arched windows flanked with faux-exposed brick and wooden ceiling beams that give it a medieval ambiance. There's also a vine-covered garden courtyard for al fresco dining in the summertime. Those staying at the hotel get a 10 percent discount on meals.
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14. Restaurant Zeppelin
$ | |Popular with the urban lunchtime crowd, Zeppelin is a reliable choice for traditional Ukrainian food. The dark interiors feel cozy, if kitschy, with a mix of wooden walls and ceilings in one section and bright-red walls and carpeting in another. The menu is solid and features a wide variety of Ukrainian specialties, including some vegetarian dishes. The extensive breakfast menu has a huge assortment of pancakes (served with toppings such as cherries and brandy with sour cream, or red caviar) and if you’re willing to wait until after 8 am to eat, you can get a 20 percent discount on your bill.
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15. Sophie Cafe Restaurant
$$$ | |Housed in the Frederic Koklen Boutique Hotel, this café attracts plenty of people who are not hotel guests, who come for its large breakfast buffets and smaller lunch/dinner menu of meat, seafood, and wine. The ground-floor spot is classically elegant, with a dark-wood bar, wine-colored sofas, and crystal chandelier lighting, but is far from stuffy. Make sure to ask about the chef's list of seasonal specials, which often includes local dishes not easily found outside of Odessa.
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16. The Loft Cascade
$$$ | |Inspired by Manhattan loft-style dwellings, the Loft Cascade serves a wide and varied selection of pub food and barbecue dishes in an industrial-chic environment. Although the beer selection is a bit slim for a pub, the focus is really on the food, and guests can wash down burgers, sandwiches, pastas, and meat and seafood dishes, with a frothy Guinness or a refreshing Hoegaarden White. A selection of steak is also available—think Lamb steak with a Jack Daniel's marinade or imported American T-bone. There’s also a summer menu with a lighter selection and a kids' menu.
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17. Traktir 1854
$$ | |This popular eatery (reputedly the best in town) offeres cheap, tasty, typical Ukrainian dishes. It's worth exploring as a true local experience, but be warned: The place can be so packed at lunchtime in summer that you need to line up just to get in.
Bolshaya Morskaya 8, Sevastopol, Misto Sevastopol’, 99005, Ukraine0692-544–760Restaurant Details
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18. Ukrainska Lasunka
$$$ | |This upscale restaurant was designed to resemble a 19th-century village. The menu features traditional country dishes such as borscht and varenyky (dumplings), as well as a selection of fish and seafood. The place is busy and sometimes may dictate some patience before your order arrives (you do get a snack and a shot of local vodka while you are waiting, though).
Deribasovskaya 17, Odessa, Odessa, 65000, UkraineNo phoneRestaurant Details
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19. Under Wonder Restaurant
$$$ | |One of the newest additions to Kiev's culinary scene, Under Wonder has quickly established itself as one of the city's trendiest places to eat. The menu focuses heavily on Western European items—think veal carpaccio and foie gras—and traditional Ukrainian breakfasts of cottage cheese crepes are served in the morning. The interior features exposed brick walls painted cream, multicolored glass windows, and lush red velvet booth seating on the lower floor. Candles and potted plants add a touch of hominess.
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20. Zair
$$$$ | |Consisting of a number of curtained off private dining sections with plush bench seating, Zair is a good spot to host private lunches over shared plates of sushi and sashimi. While Zair specializes in Japanese food, there are also plenty of typically Ukrainian meat-based dishes on the menu, and they tend to be a little cheaper. There's also a good selection of wines, beers, and cocktails, and the restaurant—which doubles as a hookah lounge—stays late open on weekends.
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