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Al Faro

Al Faro
Authentic Italian fare in the heart of Kyiv...someone pinch us, we must be dreaming. Choose from a variety of classic dishes including fresh leafy salads, lasagne, penne, spaghetti, grilled salmon and ribs. Read_on (1 Comment)

Bocconcino

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Located in the Parus Business Centre, this is actually three restaurants in one seating over 300. It includes; a fancy Italian restaurant, a pizzeria, and a sushi restaurant. Read_on (No Comments)

Ciro’s Pomodoro

Ciro’s Pomodoro
Established in London in 1978 by hipster Ciro Orsini, the restaurant’s stylish mix of music, glitz and great Italian fare has translated into world wide success. Read_on (2 Comments)

Da Vinci Fish Club

Da Vinci Fish Club
Italian fish restaurant is located in the historical centre of Kyiv. The interior is very original - a round bar on the first floor with a cosy balcony on the second. Read_on (3 Comments)

Gorilla

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Located in an underground passage, and just recently opened, the “Gorilla” was a pleasant surprise. Why it’s called Gorilla, no one knows, it really is an authentic Italian restaurant as the chef comes from Naples. Read_on (No Comments)

Il Patio

Il Patio
Over the last few years Il Patio on Bessarabs’ka Sq. has been serving some of the finest pizza in town. The venue’s tasty Italian fare can now be enjoyed down by the riverside at Il Patio second branch. Read_on (6 Comments)

La Forchetta

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It’s like being in an Italian village, and there is seating for about 70. The staff was great and spoke English and the menu is in English. Read_on (1 Comment)

Mille Miglia Restorante & Enoteca

Mille Miglia Restorante & Enoteca
Mille Miglia is the name of the open-road vintage sports car race established in 1926 to run the 1000 miles from Brescia to Rome. Read_on (1 Comment)

Oliva

Oliva
With its fresh and lively atmosphere, Oliva has become a local favourite. To get a better idea of what to expect, imagine your favourite hometown coffee shop or café and twist in a Ukrainian flare. Read_on (3 Comments)

Osteria Pantagruel

Osteria Pantagruel
A time-proven Italian favourite, Osteria is widely recognised for its excellent home-made pasta and impressive wine cellar. Read_on (No Comments)

Prego Café

Prego Café
We fell in love with the place from the get-go! It’s right in the centre and easy to find. A warm and friendly hostess greeted us in English. Read_on (No Comments)

Stefanos Fine Food Factory

Stefanos Fine Food Factory
 A beautifully designed eating establishment. A well stocked wine shop/ delicatessen is at the 1st floor entrance. Above our heads we saw a glass bottom aquarium from the 2nd floor dining area. Read_on (No Comments)

VaBene

VaBene
This Bistro belongs to the Carte Blanche network of unique restaurants united by common discount system. We went in expecting a cool informal bistro and found a very formal, expensive restaurant where hardly anyone spoke English. Read_on (No Comments)

Mana

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Opened in 2011, this spacious restaurant is just across the street from the Opera. The décor is basically “lounge “design. Read_on (No Comments)

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