Odessa Restaurants

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Great place for a family visit or for a romantic dinner. A fine choice of thin crust pizzas, rizottos, pastas, salads and soups. They also make their own limoncella, smoothies, amazing design to impress anybody....

Favorite Dish: Pizza-"Four cheeses"is just too delicious to miss...

This is one of the cozy Odessa restaurants beloved by those who have dined there at least once.
It is famous for its oriental cuisine and many kinds of shaurma.

Favorite Dish: Shaurma with potatoes, cheese, mushrooms,
shaurma arabica, shaurma express, shaurma hamus.Company drinks are sure to give you oriental pleasure: aroma tea with pieces of white chocolate; fruit tea with mango and strawberries. Fabulous vanilla ice with fruit will complement your enjoyment.
Have fun!

Be careful to check the menu...most entrees and side dishes are priced per gram, not per dish, so that grilled fish you love that showed to be 60 rph (local currency) actually will be something much higher because you'll get more than a gram of fish. If in doubt, ask the waiter, then to do the math.

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Eating at Ukrainska Lasunka, also know as Ukrainian Lakomka, really is a great experience. The food, drink, service, entertainment and atmosphere are all excellent. This is a place where people go to eat a hearty meal, drink and have fun! The food is traditional Ukrainian cuisine at its best. There is live Ukrainian music too.

Quite new japanese restaurant in the centre of Odessa. A hall for smokers and non smokers. Great variety of sushi, sashimi and other japanese dishes. There is a 20% discount from 10am till 4pm Monday-Friday.
For a sushi fan like me it's one of the best places:)

I usually do not eat at hotel restaurants, but since we checked in pretty late and had to wake up early, we decided to check the Palladium Lounge Cafe, located just around the corner from the Palladium hotel.

the place had a surprisingly good international cuisine and very nice atmosphere with several outside tables. the prices were reasonable (compared to Kyiv ones) and turned to be about the average to two other places we have visited the next day. however drinks were kind of expensive: the cocktails around $8-12; and for whatever reason they didn't sell vine by a glass (only by bottles). the price would vary by the producer. A bottle of Moldavian vine would coast around $20 and up, a bottle of Chilean - $40 and up

Favorite Dish: I had a salmon in a pomegranate souse and grilled vegetable. for the dessert, I had a absolutely delicious poppy-seed cake, iced with chocolate and caramel

A new restaurnat in the city centre. Great variety of imported and local beer on draught. The atmosphere inside is very nice and cosy, there are halls for smokers and non smokers. You'll have to wait for a while to get your meal, but the cuisine is good.

I was amazed to see such a density and variety of restaurants on and off the Odessa central street. besides Steakhouse and Elissars (see my tips above), we have passed by a Turkish Restarant, Irish Pub, Yokohamma (Japanese and Tai), Ukrainian "Lasunka," a Caribbean "Fidel" and many others. honestly, this was far beyond what I have expected. plus, all the places were almost full and this is already off the season. so make your reservation in advance :)