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Posted by World traveller on September 07, 2005 at 20:22:13:
In Reply to: Re: Ukrainian Restaurants in Atlanta, GA posted by hope this helps on September 07, 2005 at 07:02:01:
I’m Ukrainian and I prefer Mexican cousin over Russians. They claim they have Russian Borsch, but there is no Russian borsch in Universe. It is like Russian shchi with soar cabbage, nothing like real borsch. Borsch could be only Ukrainian, cocked by Ukrainians, not Russians. Go to Ukrainian church. It a god choise.
: : I need the name of a good restaurant around the Atlanta area that serves taditional Ukrainan food. We will settle for Russian if we have to but we would love it to be Ukrainian. We adopted our 3 year old daughter from Ukraine 9/8/04 and we thought it would be nice to bring in a little of her culture on her year anniversary. We would love some good variniky or borscht. Also, if anyone can tell me if there is anywhere around Atlanta that has anything to do with Ukrainian culture I would love to keep our daughter's birth country alive in her.
: : Thanks,
: : Julie
: Based on a google search -
: there are probably more but they may not be listed in Internet pages
: Moscow Russian Restaurant
: 2581 Piedmont Rd Ne
: Atlanta , GA 30324
: Phone: (404) 237-2417
: Cuisine: Russian
: The other option is to try contacting Ukrainian churches and parishes in your area -- such as
: St. Andrew's Ukrainian Orthodox Church
: North of Atlanta, GA
: Address: off of GA 400
: 4818 Smith Dr.
: Cumming, GA 30041
:
: Mother of God
: Catholic Church
: Byzantine-Ukrainian Rite
: 2880 Ga. Hwy 138 N.E. Conyers, Georgia 30013