This is the best traditional Ukranian restaurant that we ate at on our recent trip. The atmosphere is like stepping into a folk tale, so it is doubly good.
We had vareniki everyday in Ukraine, and these were absolutely delicious. One of our fellow diners had the suckling pig, and it was moist and flavorful. The soups (garlic soup and borscht) were hearty and delicious. But the funnest part of all was seeing traditional costumes, which are clearly not worn on the streets of Lviv any more--you can buy them in the marketplace, but you have to go to a restaurant to see people wearing them. Highly recommended.
This is the best traditional Ukranian restaurant that we ate at on our recent trip. The atmosphere is like stepping into a folk tale, so it is doubly good.
We had vareniki everyday in Ukraine, and these were absolutely delicious. One of our fellow diners had the suckling pig, and it was moist and flavorful. The soups (garlic soup and borscht) were hearty and delicious. But the funnest part of all was seeing traditional costumes, which are clearly not worn on the streets of Lviv any more--you can buy them in the marketplace, but you have to go to a restaurant to see people wearing them. Highly recommended.
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