With every dish served, you feel the depth and warmth of home cooking that has been passed down through generations. Like “Grandma’s Kiss”, a scrambled egg with ham, that – although it stands next to modern dishes such as Eggs Benedict and Shakshuka – embodies the hearty tradition of the Ukrainian family.

The atmosphere at Café Pirouette is warm and welcoming. Every time you visit, it feels as if you were to visit an old friend. Although many guests are there for the first time, there is a sense of familiarity and community. The cordiality of the staff, offering every guest an unforgettable experience, plays a crucial role.

The food is the real star of the café. The classic Borscht is a soup that warms the soul on cold days and thus is the focus of the menu. It is accompanied by a rich snack plate. The Wareniki, traditionally stuffed with potatoes, sauerkraut, or cherries, which are reminiscent of Italian ravioli but clearly carrying the flavor of Ukraine, are also a must.

Café Pirouette is not just a place to eat. It is an oasis of peace and comfort in the midst of hectic city life, and a reminder of the beauty and power of Ukrainian culture. It tells stories from a country that faces many challenges while celebrating the resilience and spirit of its people. A visit to Café Pirouette is therefore not only a culinary experience but also a journey into the soul of Ukraine.