Alex + Pinard

Love this pop-up restaurant. Had an amazing meal with a great selection of wines. The Chicken Kiev is an absolute must-order and the plum-sauerkraut dish was heavenly. The service was impeccable, treating us all night to a wonderful dinner. Would love to see if they open up a regular spot in Amsterdam!

We visited this restaurant with high expectations, enticed by the buzz around its opening. The ambiance, though not distinctly Ukrainian in style, featured paintings depicting Ukraine, adding a unique touch to the setting. As Ukrainians ourselves, we were eager to indulge in the flavors of home. Unfortunately, the food didn't quite meet our expectations. While the presentation and the enthusiastic introduction to each dish raised our hopes, the taste fell short of the authentic flavors we were looking for. It was a bit disappointing, given our anticipation.

This place is a smart casual unpretentious but still sophisticated wine bar. Their food are amazing and their wine list is even better! Their wine list is extensive with lots of natural wine our earth has to offer. You will leave here feeling full but light on your stomach, can totally can see the care and attention in each plate. Beautiful layers of flavour, and a lovely ambience. Would come back again even though it is slightly off the center area

Great Ukrainian dishes with a very friendly staff. 🇺🇦No, it's not exactly like at home. But if you understand that that taste is impossible to recreate on the other side of the continent, you'll be very grateful 😉 also great choices of ghorilka (vodka), just ask a waiter which flavours they have (thanks to Liza for serving us). Would 100% eat here again !

Surprisingly large wine bar with a very big terrace. No vegan options on the menu unfortunately, but quite a few very good vegetarian dishes. And what do you know, they serve beer (including non alcoholic) as well. Nice! Both the asparagus and burrata dish are amazing. And the chocolate caramel sea salt, well… try for yourself. You won’t be disappointed. Some very friendly people working there as well. Great place.

A place to try Ukrainain food. The food itself is okay, but price-quality is terrible. Almost everything is overpriced: 5 small pieces of dumplings (varenyky), consisting of simple dough, sauerkraut and white yogurt on top cost 16 euro. It doesn’t worth it. A tiny glass of cider is 8 euro. Ridiculous. Also, menu is very limited. I don’t recommend the place unfortunately. You can find other places to try Ukrainian cuisine.

We greatly enjoyed our visit to the Ukrainian pop up restaurant. Everything was superb - the authentic Ukrainian food, friendly staff and cosy atmosphere. The lard spread and the fermented vegetables were the best. And of course borsch and varenyky (dumplings) with potato and sauerkraut (the latter with a nice twist of plum). For desert we had syrnyky (sort of cottage cheese poffertjes) and poppy seed roll. Everything was delicious! Congratulations to the team! We will definitely be back! 🇺🇦

I came here with a lot of excitement, but left disappointed and unsatisfied. The menu choice was awfully limited and the portion size ridiculously meagre for the category of dish. I chose a main of varenyky, which cost €15.50, and received only five little varenyky. Although they were tasty, I honestly felt like I had been conned by what I was (not) getting for my money.

Love this pop-up restaurant. Had an amazing meal with a great selection of wines. The Chicken Kiev is an absolute must-order and the plum-sauerkraut dish was heavenly. The service was impeccable, treating us all night to a wonderful dinner. Would love to see if they open up a regular spot in Amsterdam!

We visited this restaurant with high expectations, enticed by the buzz around its opening. The ambiance, though not distinctly Ukrainian in style, featured paintings depicting Ukraine, adding a unique touch to the setting. As Ukrainians ourselves, we were eager to indulge in the flavors of home. Unfortunately, the food didn't quite meet our expectations. While the presentation and the enthusiastic introduction to each dish raised our hopes, the taste fell short of the authentic flavors we were looking for. It was a bit disappointing, given our anticipation.

This place is a smart casual unpretentious but still sophisticated wine bar. Their food are amazing and their wine list is even better! Their wine list is extensive with lots of natural wine our earth has to offer. You will leave here feeling full but light on your stomach, can totally can see the care and attention in each plate. Beautiful layers of flavour, and a lovely ambience. Would come back again even though it is slightly off the center area

Great Ukrainian dishes with a very friendly staff. 🇺🇦No, it's not exactly like at home. But if you understand that that taste is impossible to recreate on the other side of the continent, you'll be very grateful 😉 also great choices of ghorilka (vodka), just ask a waiter which flavours they have (thanks to Liza for serving us). Would 100% eat here again !

Surprisingly large wine bar with a very big terrace. No vegan options on the menu unfortunately, but quite a few very good vegetarian dishes. And what do you know, they serve beer (including non alcoholic) as well. Nice! Both the asparagus and burrata dish are amazing. And the chocolate caramel sea salt, well… try for yourself. You won’t be disappointed. Some very friendly people working there as well. Great place.

A place to try Ukrainain food. The food itself is okay, but price-quality is terrible. Almost everything is overpriced: 5 small pieces of dumplings (varenyky), consisting of simple dough, sauerkraut and white yogurt on top cost 16 euro. It doesn’t worth it. A tiny glass of cider is 8 euro. Ridiculous. Also, menu is very limited. I don’t recommend the place unfortunately. You can find other places to try Ukrainian cuisine.

We greatly enjoyed our visit to the Ukrainian pop up restaurant. Everything was superb - the authentic Ukrainian food, friendly staff and cosy atmosphere. The lard spread and the fermented vegetables were the best. And of course borsch and varenyky (dumplings) with potato and sauerkraut (the latter with a nice twist of plum). For desert we had syrnyky (sort of cottage cheese poffertjes) and poppy seed roll. Everything was delicious! Congratulations to the team! We will definitely be back! 🇺🇦

I came here with a lot of excitement, but left disappointed and unsatisfied. The menu choice was awfully limited and the portion size ridiculously meagre for the category of dish. I chose a main of varenyky, which cost €15.50, and received only five little varenyky. Although they were tasty, I honestly felt like I had been conned by what I was (not) getting for my money.