We saw this Pizzeria just off the Theatre square and decided to give it a try. The restaurant is downstairs in 3 cellar rooms. One of them is non-smoking. The menu is in Ukrainian only, so it helps if you know the Cyrillic alphabet. The waitress was trying to be helpful but only spoke Ukrainian.
We made up our own pizzas. I had one with sir (cheese), shinka (ham) and ananas (pineapple). It cost 16 UAH. My tea was 3 UAH.
The restaurant is rather popular and is open without break from 11.30 am till 1 am. No tip expected. The toilet is on the way downstairs.
Updated May 18, 2008
Address: bulvar Shevshenka 21
There are several small supermarkets in the center of Ternopil. Some shops aren't really self-service supermarkets but the old Soviet style shops with lots of counter shops. If you want to try such a shop then you will find one opposite the Church of Resurrection in vul. Ruska.
The shop assistants were very friendly when we bought some bananas, chocolates, drinks, hygiene products. If you don't speak any Ukrainian/Russian, then just name the product you want to buy and point to it.
BTW, unsliced bread can be bought in halves if the whole one is too much for you.
Written May 18, 2008
Since we were there on a Saturday afternoon, we witnessed lots of newly wed couple followed around by their entourage in order to take pictures and videos with the sights etc. In the Dominican church one wedding just finished and the priest came out to fetch the next couple while the relatives quickly redecorated the interior of the church.
Often number plates of cars transporting the bride and/or groom are covered by special stickers or cardboards to indicate which VIP travels in it (picture 2).
Updated May 18, 2008
Don`t be surprised if the phone in your room rings in the middle of the night and somebody kindly is asking if you feel like having sex. The receptionists of Hotel Ternopil seemed to have a "Hotline" to the local prostitutes!
Updated Oct 9, 2003
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