This is a great, little find. Once you step inside you are transported back in time to 'The Little House on the Prairie' meets a Canadian forest cabin with the right ambient lighting and music to make you feel right at home. Add home-cooked style food and friendly staff, the place soon becomes a cosy staple.
Stephen P.
Google
(This is a restaurant not a hotel!)
Excellent restaurant! Tasty fresh food, friendly and efficient service, and fair prices, in a nicely decorated place. What more can you want?
The menu is meat heavy, but they do have several vegetarian options, risottos, salads, soups etc
Yulia K.
Google
Nice restaurant downtown Lviv. It is located on a beautiful street so you can have your food with a very nice view and atmosphere. I hair their mushroom soup which was very good and the portion was generous. It is well worth a visit for the food quality and the location.
M. V.
Google
One of my favorite restaurants in Lviv.
yulia d
Google
Great restaurant with pleasant ambiance
Ordered beef fillet with sago and blueberries sauce, and pepper steak with fresh vegetables. I loved my fillet! It was perfectly seasoned and tasted delicious. The sago part was a bit weird to me because sago usually eaten as dessert. Nevertheless, the whole experience was enjoyable.
The seating probably a bit too close to each others. At least we shouldn't bump to each others.
Daniel S.
Google
We came from France and let me tell you, this place is AMAZING and the food is soooo good. We eat here multiple times during our 2 day stay. The borshch here is soo amazing and good. The best borshch I eat. I recommend 100% if you are nearby, come and eat here. You won't regret it
Lyu T
Google
Nice cozy full of wooden decoration place, 5 mins from center but with no crowds of people. Service in a restaurant is really attentive and fast! Wow!
Food was supeeer tasty, portions were massive!
But except borsch I didn't find much of Ukrainian traditional dishes.
Adrianna G.
Google
Eh. Service and food leaves much to be desired. This is a popular street among tourists - waiters should 1. Know some English if there’s an English menu. If you don’t want business from tourists and foreigners, don’t offer a menu in English. 2. Not be rude about having to take an order in English. (Especially if you want to join the European Union....) None of the customers were Ukrainian during the 60 minutes I waited to order, waited for my food, and ate.
The grilled pork and mashed potatoes were okay, but not worth waiting over 30 minutes for. Not sure why the meat was wrapped in a dry pita, other than the chef probably traveled to Istanbul. Overpriced compared to the fine dining I ate in Kiev.
