Ukrainian cooking and places where you are served in your own language: borscht and varenyky, coffee, somewhere to meet your own people.
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BusinessWe are a family coffee shop in Košice, where guests can enjoy coffee, lemonades, and delicious homemade cakes. We have a children's (dětský) corner so that little ones feel comfortable during their visit.
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ProfessionalI prepare rolls, offer various sushi sets, and also organize delivery in the city of Nitra. I work by pre-order from Monday to Saturday, Sunday is a day off.
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BusinessWe operate as a gastro-bar in the Old Town, where we offer the tastiest breakfasts and lunches. Our menu also includes cocktails and excellent wine for a pleasant rest.
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ProfessionalI solve the problem of finding real Neapolitan pizza, using quality Italian ingredients and traditional dough with long fermentation.
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ProfessionalI brew delicious specialty coffee from Ukraine for connoisseurs of quality drinks in Bratislava.
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BusinessWe offer traditional Ukrainian dishes and frozen products at addresses on Miletičova street. You can enjoy delicious meals in our restaurant or buy ready-made dishes in the store.
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ProfessionalI work as a private chef in Bratislava, specializing in preparing dishes for events and grill parties. My approach is based on the quality of flavors and an individual approach to each order.
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ProfessionalI make Italian pizza and manage the restaurant Trapizza, using quality Italian products.
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