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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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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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 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 brew delicious specialty coffee from Ukraine for connoisseurs of quality drinks in Bratislava.
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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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ProfessionalI solve the problem of finding real Neapolitan pizza, using quality Italian ingredients and traditional dough with long fermentation.
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ProfessionalI make Italian pizza and manage the restaurant Trapizza, using quality Italian products.
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Slovakia has 8 listings for restaurants and cafés, including 3 registered businesses and 5 private operators. Most are concentrated in Košice: you'll find options in Krosnianska, Dargovských hrdinov, and Staré Mesto districts. Two providers work in Ukrainian, two in Russian, and some offer English or Slovak service — check language availability before visiting.
Ask whether the place has a physical location or operates as a delivery/catering service — only 2 out of 8 have listed a street address. For sit-down dining, confirm opening hours and whether booking is required. If you need specific dietary options (vegetarian, halal, allergen-free), ask in advance: not all kitchens can accommodate requests on short notice. Check payment methods: smaller cafés may accept cash only, while registered businesses typically take cards.
Prices vary widely depending on the format. A casual lunch menu costs €6–10, dinner mains €8–15, coffee €2–3. Catering for events is quoted per person or per dish — request a written estimate. For delivery, ask about minimum order and delivery radius. You can compare options and contact details in our directory of specialists and businesses, or clarify unfamiliar terms in the glossary.
There is no official registry for food service providers in Slovakia, but registered businesses must hold a trade licence (živnosť) and comply with hygiene regulations. If you're unsure about a term or legal requirement, check our glossary for plain-language explanations.
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It depends on the place. Smaller cafés usually accept walk-ins, but popular restaurants — especially on weekends — may require booking. Call ahead or check their social media for current policies.
Registered businesses with a physical location typically accept cards, but some smaller operators and private caterers work cash-only. Always confirm payment methods when ordering or booking.
Catering is usually priced per person (from €10–20 for basic menus) or per dish. Final cost depends on menu complexity, guest count, and delivery distance. Request a detailed quote in writing before confirming.
