Luckily, Lviv food-and-drink scene is booming and brings new trendy places to drink and dine every season. Our web destinations.com.ua rounded up best new Lviv bars and restaurants to visit this fall.
«Chesne Myaso» («True Meat»)

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Conveniently located in Rynok Square, this place quickly became an ultimate dining destination for all the meat lovers. It’s name - «True Meat» - says it all. Here you can order juicy stakes and authentic Ukrainian cuisine meat dishes. The menu also offers a good selection of fish and salads. Here you can also order homemade liqueurs («nalyvka») and digestifs («nastoyanka»), which are very popular in Western Ukraine.
Address: 28, Rynok Square, Lviv.

«Simeyna Pekarnya» («Family Bakery»)

Photo: Family Bakery Facebook Page
This place might be difficult to find, but it’s totally worth visiting. «Family Bakery» is located right next door to «Rius» hotel on Gnatyuka street in Lviv downtown. Here one will find genuine family warmth and coziness as well as delicious pastry and a great selection of coffees and teas. This cozy bakery is where locals and visitors go when only oven-fresh will do.
Address: 12A, Gnatyuka street, Lviv.

«FIKA Swedish Coffee»

Photo: FIKA Facebook Page
In Sweden, fika is a daily break, traditionally involving coffee and treats. Wrap your hands around a giant cup of Swedish tea – blends are very nice as well as their names: Stockholm South, Nordic Forest and Polaris – and settle in among the lemon-yellow cushions. It’s hard to pass by the cinnamon buns too – petite buttery scrolls rolled up with cinnamon sugar.

Photo: Fika Facebook Page
This cafe, named after the Swedish coffee break tradition, is the perfect dreamy oasis to take that restful – yet caffeinated – time to enjoy a few moments with friends.
Address: 21, S. Bandery str., Lviv. Opposite Lviv Polytechnic University.

«Flyashka Kleina» («Klein’s Bottle»)

Photo: Klein's Bottle Facebook Page
First thing you need to know about this place is that «Klein’s Bottle» is a real thing and not just one more fancy restaurant name. The Klein bottle was discovered in 1882 by German mathematician Felix Klein and is a one-sided surface - like the well-known Möbius band - but is even more fascinating, since it is closed and has no border and neither an enclosed interior nor exterior. Klein was also known for being a good cook and a foodie. «Klein’s Bottle» restaurant in Lviv is a quirky little place which reminds of a mathematician’s study room with all the shelves, drawers, books and flasks.

Photo: Klein's Bottle Facebook Page
The menu is rounded up exceptionally well and the drinks list will not leave anyone disappointed. Here you will find a good selection of meat starters and Galician cuisine dishes, home made liqueurs («nalyvka»), digestifs («nastoyanka») and a good selection of cognacs.
Address: 3/3 Virmenska street, Lviv.

«Kufer»

Photo: Kufer Foursquare 
«Kufer» is one of the most recent additions to Lviv downtown vibrant gastro scene. This place is perfect for a quick lunch or a meet-up with friends. The interior reminds of many other Lviv places scattered around Rynok Square and is rather simple and pleasant. The menu offers a traditional list of Ukrainian and European cuisine dishes as well as lunch sets and a variety of local home made liqueurs («nalyvka») and digestifs («nastoyanka»). «Kufer» is hardly a place for a romantic date, however, it makes a perfect location for breakfast or lunch in a classical Lviv setting.
Address: 1, Krakivska street, Lviv.