I decided to have my last dinner in Ukraine in this restaurant and I couldn't do better choice! The location is super cool, is like a greenhouse with elegant furnitures inside. Menu is available in english. Staff is kind and efficient. The waiter didn't speak...good english but when necessary he called a colleague who was able to. Food was very delicious, as the cocktail I tried. Food plating was super nice! As also the cocktail presentation. I think the price is very good for the quality of food, the service and the location. The place is very popular so there is always a bit of waiting line. In my case was like 30 min (maybe the solution is booking on advance but I don't know if they do it). They have also a shop where it is possible to buy their liqueurs (I tried the grape one and was also very good) and other products. Super-recommended!More

First time we visited Lviv and we wanted to go to a place with representative local culture. The first impression was nice , a traditional and interesting decoration. But when food came, disappointment , very poor presentation which accompanied the very poor taste. I am...a cooker myself and I would never give this kind of quality to my guests. Even the waiter changed three times and my order came 20 min after my girlfriends. I rarely write negative reviews but I would like to warm people after the bulk of positive reviews I see here.More

We heard tons of positive feedback about restauracia Baczewski, so were really keen to visit on our visit to Lviv. We visited spontaneously for a family dinner (group of 6 people), and the reception staff were super friendly and helped us find a table. We...were seated downstairs - the decorations and ambiance of the restaurant (even the toilets) are fabulous - you really seem to be taken to the times of the old Poland. I would call the cuisine more of a fusion of Ukrainian, Polish and Western European cuisine. Definitely very creative presentation of old recipies - a very refreshing perspective. I ordered Borshchok and Beef medallions with foi gras - both highly recommend! From the drinks menu, I also do recommend to try their selection of "nalyvky" or household liquers - they come in a range of flavours and in a very cool presentation with liquid ice and old-fashioned little bottles - my favourites were apricot-, rasberry- and quince-flavoured ones. And do not forget to try the local specialty - sea buckthorn tea. The table service was unfortunately somewhat disappointing. Four of us were not local, not familiar with the cuisine and only spoke German and Turkish. The lady that was serving us was polite, but seemed to be quite annoyed with the questions we were asking, and several times offered to give us some more time to read the menu instead. Something for the restaurant to think about - this could be perhaps solved by offering menu in some other languages or adding more detailed descriptions to the dishes, providing some additional training to the staff, or a combination of these.More