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Description
Ukrainian Village: Homestyle Ukrainian Cooking in the West End
Ukrainian Village is a long-running Ukrainian restaurant at 815 Denman Street, near Robson in the West End. It serves traditional dishes made from family recipes.
The room is small, homey and full of Ukrainian décor, and the menu has pictures of most dishes.
About Ukrainian Village
The full Ukrainian Dinner is the way to try a bit of everything: cabbage rolls, perogies, Ukrainian sausage and vegetables with sour cream.
Perogies come boiled or fried, with your choice of filling, including sweet cherry or cheese.
The Menu
How It Works
Go for the Ukrainian Dinner if you're hungry.
What to Order
- Ukrainian Dinner: two cabbage rolls, six perogies, sausage and vegetables.
- Perogies: boiled or fried.
- Chicken Kiev: a classic cutlet.
- Schnitzel: a big portion.
- Meatloaf: an under-the-radar favourite.
Dietary Needs
Ukrainian menus include plenty of potato, cheese and mushroom dishes for vegetarians. Ask about vegan options and wheat in dumplings.
Atmosphere and Dining Experience
Small, cozy and old-fashioned.
- Best for: homestyle Ukrainian comfort food
- Price: moderate
- Format: lunch and dinner, plus weekend breakfast
- Good to know: busy takeout business
Location: West End, Vancouver
Ukrainian Village is at 815 Denman Street, Vancouver, BC, near Robson Street.
Hours of Operation
Check current hours before you go.
Reservations
- Reservations are recommended for larger groups.
Price Range
Ukrainian Village is moderately priced.
Contact Information
- Address: 815 Denman St, Vancouver, BC V6G 2L7
- Neighbourhood: West End, Vancouver
- Cuisine: Ukrainian
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I order?
The Ukrainian Dinner or perogies.
Where is it?
815 Denman Street in the West End.
Are the perogies boiled or fried?
Either; you choose.
Is it good for groups?
Yes; book ahead for larger groups.
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