This quaint cave-like dwelling, impressively reminiscent of a Ukrainian house, certainly has an authentic feel to it. The food tastes homemade, in a good way, and the prices are very affordable. Fans of lard won’t be disappointed as there is more than a page of salo to tickle your fancy. More hesitant diners will also be taken care of. The extensive menu includes Kiev chicken, which is reminiscent of a North American turkey diner, various pies and simple and succulent vareniki (fruit dumplings).