The first genuine French gastronomic experience of a restaurant in Ukraine (and Eastern Europe for that matter) has opened its doors. Jacques Depeyre, a French chef and the proud recipient of a Michelin Star, has a real gift for creating outstanding French cuisine, and the many delights on his menu [...]

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This café offers a quiet retreat from the crowded bustle of Adriivs’kyi uzviz. The interior is in vogue, but the patrons are from all walks of life. Though elusive, tables near the window come with pie sliced views of the street and Andriivs’ka tserkva (St. Andrew’s Church). [...]

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The interiors of three small halls are decorated with various musical instruments, old musical scores, and records. They are on the walls, on the ceiling, and even on the doors of the lavatories (violin for girls, saxophone for boys). Even the sofa in one of the halls imitates the keys of a piano. [...]

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Both Vatican cardinals and laymen alike will praise the healthy portions of delicious French cuisine and good wine selection. The service is attentive but not overbearing, while the impressive interior combines a 17th century king’s palace and a peasant tavern downstairs with a modern upstairs room.
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On Kyiv’s famed tourist street, Svitlytsia has a pleasant boat-themed atmosphere with a wooden interior and high ceiling. Its French menu consists of crêpes with various fillings, and fish and meat dishes. The outdoor tables are a good idea on hot days when it can be stuffy inside. [...]

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