Name: Khutorok la Mer
Address: Sverdlova Str. 9 | Massandrovsky beach, Yalta 98600, Ukraine, Yalta
Telephone: +7 978 8148884
Price range: 5

Khutorok la Mer

Yalta is chilly in the winter. We walked along the embankment, the wind whistling and hurting our faces. The sea was rough and a storm seemed imminent. The cool temperature outside and the strong wind made us shiver.
Before we knew it, it was lunchtime and we were thinking about where to warm up.
Suddenly, we remembered that it was Monday and it was a good time to go to Gastrodvor restaurant as planned!
One of the most attractive things about Gastrodvor restaurant is that customers have the opportunity to enjoy a delicious breakfast all day long. And the restaurant&#39;s promotion is also valid all day long, which is really great!
In the restaurant, I thought to myself: &quot;Should I take everyone to see the bathroom here?&quot; After a little thought, I felt that it was necessary, and the reason was simple.
The bathroom of a restaurant often reflects the quality and care of the restaurant. It may be a bit surprising, but the experience of going to the bathroom in a restaurant or cafe is really impressive. Even if you have a pleasant meal with good food and good service, the good impression you have accumulated will be greatly reduced if the restroom smells bad and the pipes are dirty and old.
However, there are no such problems in the restroom of Gastrodvor restaurant. The restroom here is stylish and clean, spotless, well-ventilated and comfortable. What&#39;s more, there is a special room for mothers with diapers and milk powder. When you come out, you can also use hand cream. The details show care.
I really think that Gastrodvor restaurant is a model for many restaurants in Crimea. Of course, it is just one of the restaurants in a large chain. This chain also includes Chaika restaurant, the delicious &quot;Hungry Bird&quot; hamburger restaurant (I have been to all these places, and some other places I have always wanted to check in).
Speaking of the spatial layout of the restaurant, there is a particularly interesting place. The grotto in the restaurant was artificially built on the site of the original gateway to the embankment. The steps originally seemed to lead to the observation deck, but after the upper floor of the restaurant was built, they became a &quot;dead end&quot;. However, this design is cleverly integrated into the overall decoration style, without any sense of disobedience, but adds a unique charm.
The columns from the Tsarist Russia era and the facade stone of the grotto door are still preserved here, which reminds people of the magnificent Vorontsov Palace, as if they can feel the weight and vicissitudes of that period of history.
In general, the Gastrodvor restaurant is like a treasure trove of beautiful memories. Here, you can not only taste delicious food, but also appreciate the unique architecture, and you can really feel the fusion and collision of cultures from different eras.
By the way, don&#39;t forget to ask the local historical guide Ivan Kovalenko for his carefully prepared historical reference materials, which is definitely a unique experience.
To be honest, I have always been curious about what kind of ingenuity can be so harmoniously matched in the same interior space with Soviet-style tiles, royal-style stairs, pre-revolutionary stone carvings and modern-style furniture.
If the waiters have time and are willing, they will enthusiastically take you to explore the hidden &quot;Easter eggs&quot; in the restaurant to discover more interesting details.
As I walked around the restaurant, the waiter Bogdan brought our meals. The &quot;hearty breakfast&quot; was rich in content, including bacon, tomatoes, eggs, Clow slow salad, challah bread, hunting sausages, side dishes, French fries, and muhammara; the &quot;Mediterranean breakfast&quot; was no less impressive, including stir-fried vegetables, tuna sauce, feta mousse, vegetable salad, potato pancakes, vegetable platter, olives and pie.
The meals here were very generous, and everyone ate well. My friend who was traveling with him brought his one-year-old baby, and the little guy also ate happily. And all the food was fresh and delicious, which made people praise it.
What surprised us even more was that Bogdan not only took the initiative to send us Mat water and snacks, but also thoughtfully arranged a comfortable rest area. He also helped us to take our belongings to the cloakroom and returned them with the number tag after we paid. We were really flattered by such thoughtful and considerate service, which we had never experienced before.
There is no doubt that Gastrodvor restaurant deserves to be one of the most popular restaurants in Crimea!

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