Make your way to the Palais Royal Garden for dinner at Maman, the top venue for Odesa fusion cuisine, or join the cool crowd at Dizyngoff, near the Potemkin Steps, for creative cocktails and more French and Middle Eastern influences on the menu. End the day in style with a performance at the glorious Odesa Opera & Ballet Theatre, praised both for its neoclassical architecture and excellent acoustics. If alternative-culture gigs are more your thing, don’t miss the open-air Green Theatre in Shevchenko Park, which stages a varied program of concerts, movies and other happenings on warm Odesa nights.

Maman is near the Opera House—the main attraction in Odessa—which makes it a convenient place to stop for lunch and to try Odessa’s delicious specialties. The bar features an extensive list of local and European wines, as well as drinks that you can only try in Ukraine, including ginger, berry and horseradish infusions. As for food, there are such dishes as sweet carp with pasta, the Black Sea rapana with creamy mushrooms, sprat cutlets and the well-known Odessa okroshka (a cold soup).

Maman by the Sea - located on the very seaside at the Lanzheron Beach. Here is an open kitchen where the guests could see the preparation of the famous Odessa cuisine dishes, 'fireside cooking' - Japanese Robata Grilling and variaty of seafood. Usually the guests spend evenings in a cozy lounge area and enjoy famous cocktails from the bar.

Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account. If you’re looking for a place to dine or enjoy Sunday brunch in the heart of Odessa, consider Maman for local, international and Mediterranean cuisine. People who have eaten here have particularly appreciated Maman for its Ukrainian dishes and delicious lemonade.

These are the most famous banquet halls for a wedding in Odessa: the Renaissance, the Ministerium, Alexander, House, Candle, Pecheskago, Maman, Victory Gardens, Veranda, Versailles, Oshn vomiting, Odessa, Joy, Bernardazzi, Mozart, Bluff, as well as many others prestigious restaurants of the city.

Maman: Maman has an appetizing menu, with kotlety (stuffed meatballs) and some kind of divine rolled khachapuri. The food is satisfying, but it’s elevated by the serenity of the garden hidden out back – it’s the best way to dine, slipping away from the noise of Odessa to a courtyard garden.

Making a tour around the Odesa opera theater, don't miss to visit this place. A menu brought by owners directly from Tel-Aviv. An atmosphere at the restaurant is extremely worm and welcoming, the dishes served - original and tasty.