Kiev Shopping

 13 Reviews  Bessarabka market at Bessarabka Square offers all kinds of fruits, vegetables, cheese, meat, seafood, fish, caviar, spices and flowers. The sales people will lure you and drag you to try and buy their... 

 4 Reviews  The inner spaces are divided in quarters, and there are the gift quarter, the clothes and shoes quarter, the sport quarter, the book quarter, the boutique quarter, the service quarter, the furniture... 

 3 Reviews  I have found here in VT that "Petrovka" has been declared to be a black market. This may be correct for some corners of the market, yet this also implies that such conditions are kind of typical for... 

 rusinborg Says:  Furniture for the house and office. Children's furniture, drawing rooms, kitchens, bedrooms, vestibules. Large shopping centre on district road, the big... 

 hunterV Says:  This huge four-storey mall was fully refurbished and now looks very nice borh from outside and inside.It is air-conditioned, has a lot of departments and an... 

 Jasen71 Says:  You can acquire the JEANS start-up package at any MTS office or at the MTS dealer outlets. Having a phone is important in Ukraine, as people you meet will give... 

 catnl Says:  Synny rynok (Blue market) (17 Vorovskoho, 212-217, 2nd floor, shop 8A, open Tue.-Sun. from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.). This place offers reduced-priced clothing from... 

 traveloturc Says:  literally Andrew's Descent) is one of the best known historic streets and a major tourist attraction in Kiev. It is often advertised as the Montmartre of... 

 cold_dead_bunny Says:  Shop itself is quite small but has lots of stuff - traditional handmade craft, some ukrainian military stuff, bright painted matreshkas and lots of other... 

 hunterV Says:   Walking about the city, especially uptown, you will see lots of vendors outside the metro station entrances that have been turned into small markets.This old... 

 om_212 Says:  Baltia publishing house guide books have been mentioned many times by several members as a good source of information to sightseeing in Kyiv, Lviv and other... 

 om_212 Says:  Generally speaking, women's (men') cloth (especially imported cloth) in Kyiv can be very expensive (most foreigners believe the prices are absolutely outrageous... 

 om_212 Says:  if for whatever reason you have decided to return cloths or other items what you have bought in Ukrainian shops, you should be aware of the Ukrainian (still... 

 om_212 Says:  A lot has been written about the Andriyevsky decent as the place to shop for local arts and crafts. My personal opinion, most of arts and crafts there are... 

 caprice_222 Says:  Oldest street of Kiev where u can buy everything related to our history, culture, simbols and many other interesting things u dont expect to see.Antique stuff,... 

 om_212 Says:  if you are looking to bring back some local food or dring, the best way is to go to western-type of supermarket chains like Fourshet (literal translation-... 

 aeolis Says:  This is a well stocked store, with lots of men's shirts, pants, etc. The service is A-1, and the guys are eager to serve: they are always just around the corner... 

 arantha Says:  Andriyivsky Uzviz (also called Andreevsky Spusk is the right place to buy all the local cratf and souvenirs (in fact I haven't see at all any proper souvenir... 

 hydronetta Says:  While in Lower Lavra and while looking for the entrance to the caves, I stepped to a line of numerous small stalls selling exclusively honey. Honey in varying... 

 Bobek Says:  For many of us this old prejudice may apply, as we still have in mind those pictures from the cold war past, those from poor soldiers after the war, wearing... 

 norame Says:  Generally, you can get pretty much anything and everything nowadays in Kiev.The trick is to know where to get it from.Prices are very different from one place... 

 caprice_222 Says:  Underground Independence Square. A wide range of higher-end shops and services, including English-language book stores, fast food, restaurants and cafes, money... 

 Dialing Says:  Many tourists, leaving Ukraine, take as souvenirs bottles of vodka and gorilka, which is a Ukrainian variant of vodka. That is quite logical, as these strong...