Odesa
Bars, Pubs & Clubs

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You know you’re having too much fun when the bouncer taps you on the shoulder and says, "Sir, please put your shirt back on, you’re scaring the other guests. Read_on (No Comments)

A whisky club, pub and restaurant, Corvin has all Irish bases covered. The pub is located on the second floor and offers a plethora of imports (Murphy’s, Leffe, Paulander, Newcastle, etc. Read_on (No Comments)

Q: What does a Scotsman/Irishman/Ukrainian wear under his kilt? A: Lipstick. The extremely courteous bartender at Glasgow, a quiet pub located in the lobby of Hotel London, proudly sports a kilt. Read_on (No Comments)

Great lamb dishes highlight a bountiful selection of Irish favourites. The fish lover in your group will snap to attention as he or she discovers the menu’s fabulous fresh from the mark section. Read_on (No Comments)

The sign out font read the "the beer keg: loads of delicious dishes inside". The dishes are delicious and the beer is cheap and tasty. Read_on (No Comments)

Skipper abides by local customs when it comes to service. This may be unchartered waters for greenhorn westerners. Its popularity Read_on (No Comments)

Diysno is a laid-back neighbourhood pub/restaurant where locals come to suck the guts out of tasty signature shrimp dishes and pound Ukrainian brew (eight varieties on tap). Read_on (No Comments)

Gambrinus is not only the name of the unofficial patron saint of beer brewing, but also that of the outstanding local brew that flows in delicious torrents from this establishment’s taps. Read_on (No Comments)

O’Neil’s is extremely popular with expats, and for good reason: familiar food. The pub sits like an alluring emerald on the end of Deribasivs’ka vul. Read_on (No Comments)