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Smak
CRIMEAN TATAR$$$
(vul Pushkinskaya 7A; mains 35-100uah)
This simple open-air eatery and takeaway makes
more than 10 different kinds of mouthwatering
chebureki
(10uah), an impressive array of
Crimean Tatar dishes, great
shashlyks
(25uah to 30uah for 100g) and Black Sea fish - the
latter about half the price of upmarket restaurants albeit of the same quality.
Khutorok La Mer
UKRAINIAN$$$
$$$
(vul Sverdlova 9; mains 65-200uah; 11am-2am; )
If this is a
khutorok
(a traditional
Ukrainian farm), then designers must have salvaged it from the bottom of the sea. The
menu is also a wild fusion of rural Ukrainian and marine themes. Nothing prevents you
from ordering fried
barabulka
(surmullet) and cabbage
varenyky
at the same time. The
terrace overlooks Massandra Beach.
Self-Catering
Central Market
MARKET
(vul Kiyevskaya 24; 10am-5pm)
Definitely the prettiest market in Crimea displaying an
abundance of seasonal fruit - from grapes and figs to peaches and watermelons. There
are also some nice Crimean Tatar cafes in the premises.
Drinking & Nightlife
Nightclubs tend to gear towards main hotels such as Yalta-Intourist and Oreanda, but in a
way all of Yalta turns into a sleazy nightclub after dark.
Pinta
BEER
(
www.pub-pinta.com/
; vul Sverdlova 7A; 9am-2am)
Beer drinkers, you are not forgotten in
this sweet-wine kingdom! Two Pinta pubs are strategically located on both sides of the
promenade. International beer brands, such as Belgian Leffe and Czech Staropramen, are
on tap. Meat dishes dominate the menu.
South Cafe
BAR
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