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Restaurants & Cafés

Lviv’s dining scene is a reflection of the city’s incredibly rich and diverse history. Every corner of global cuisine is represented (French, Greek, Italian, Viennese, Jewish, Asian, American, Latin, etc.), and local Ukrainian and Halytska (Galician) restaurants are among the finest in Ukraine. In the historic centre, you’re never more than a couple steps away from your next dining experience, and the standard of service is excellent. With so many establishments to choose from, we hope that this guide serves as the solution to the overwhelming question: What’s for dinner?

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IN THE SPOTLIGHT

  • Puzata Khata

    Puzata Khata
    Albeit a low-budget, family-friendly, á la carte eatery, Puzata Khata has a knack for establishing itself in prime locations. This is true of the
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  • Kryjivka

    Kryjivka
    When the uniformed guard opens the peep-hole to this theme café/restaurant and says “Slava Ukraini” (Glory to Ukraine), that’s your
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  • Khmilnyi Dim Roberta Domsa

    Khmilnyi Dim Roberta Domsa
    Robert Doms, an aristocratic young Swiss man, brought his brewing talent to Lvivskoe Brewery in the 1850s. Every morning a young Lvivian maiden named Zosia
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  • Vienna Coffe House

    Vienna Coffe House
    At Lviv’s epicentre you’ll find the Wien Hotel and the popular Vienna Coffe House. The venue is split in two with a café on one side and an
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Latest Comments

  • Kupol
    This is now our favourite ww/wl* restaurants in Lviv. Great food, attentive service and an intimate setting.*an expression we picked up somewhere - white wine/white linen[...]
  • Amadeus
    Wonderful food, great music and friendly staff, my home from home![...]
  • Veronica
    Yes, you need some luck to get a table in the upstairs cafe part of Veronica, but in my experience the cafe sees good turnover. The cakes are by far the best in Lviv, and are respectable vis-a-vis any you could buy in Eastern Europe. Pricey, yes, [...]
  • Kupol
    Actually, the year would 1938, as the interior is extremely interwar Polish. All the pictures, a lot of the items such as mirrors, the lacy curtains, the old containers, etc., are all from some old Polish dreambook. So much of that world was destr[...]
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