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Welcome To Skovorodka
At Skovorodka, we celebrate the rich culinary traditions of Russian and Ukrainian cuisine right in the heart of Brighton Beach. Our story begins with a commitment to authenticity, as every dish is crafted from fresh ingredients, capturing the essence of beloved Eastern European flavors. Guests are greeted with warmth and a cozy ambiance, inviting them to enjoy popular offerings like homemade borscht, savory blintzes, and mouthwatering kharcho soup. Whether dining in or taking out, our full bar, outdoor seating, and unique menu items promise an unforgettable experience for food lovers, families, and friends alike. Join us to savor the taste of tradition!
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About
Skovorodka
Welcome to Skovorodka, your go-to destination for authentic Russian and Ukrainian cuisine nestled in the vibrant heart of Brighton Beach, Brooklyn. This charming eatery, located at 615 Brighton Beach Ave, offers a delightful culinary journey that captures the essence of Eastern European flavors with every bite.
Skovorodka stands out for its wide array of traditional dishes that highlight the culinary heritage of the region. From the heartwarming Ukrainian Borscht to the savory richness of Kharcho, every item on the menu tells a story of culinary craftsmanship. The blintzes, available with both meat and farmer cheese, consistently receive rave reviews, proving that these delightful crepes hold a special place in many hearts.
Not only does Skovorodka serve mouthwatering hot and cold appetizers, but it also boasts an impressive selection of exquisite seafood options, such as smoked mackerel and a deluxe assorted smoked fish platter. These offerings have delighted patrons seeking a taste of home while enjoying the cozy ambience of the restaurant. Guests have noted that the pan-fried potatoes and stuffed cabbage are signature favorites, full of flavor and comfort, providing a taste of tradition that is hard to resist.
Moreover, Skovorodka is not just about food; it's about an experience. The restaurant is characterized by its welcoming atmosphere—ideal for families, groups, and even casual lunch outings. Customers appreciate the friendly service that complements the delicious food, making each visit memorable. Many return to sample their pickled watermelon and grapes, as well as the hearty shashlik and beef stroganoff, which have become beloved staples on the menu.
Whether you choose to dine-in, opt for takeout, or enjoy the convenience of delivery, Skovorodka's commitment to quality and tradition shines through. With amenities like outdoor seating, free Wi-Fi, and a full bar, it’s the perfect spot for both casual bites and celebratory gatherings.
So, if you're on the hunt for an authentic taste of Eastern Europe, Skovorodka awaits you with open arms and a menu full of delightful surprises. Don't miss out on this hidden gem in Brooklyn, where every meal is a celebration of Russian and Ukrainian culture!
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“ Really good and reasonably priced Russian restaurant in Brighton beach. The pelmeni were definitely fresh as they were 10x better than the frozen pelmeni I bought and cooked at home from Tashkent next door. We didn't try any soups, but we got lamb shashlik (Russian / Georgian version of kebab) and it was perfectly cooked and the sauce was a nice addition. They had several types of decaf hot tea which was appreciated. Will definitely be back when my babushka comes to visit me in NY :) ”
“ The B train is one of life's greatest pleasures If you're like me, you get on somewhere on the Upper West Side and ride that thang in its entirety until you end up at the southernmost point of Brooklyn. An hour and twenty minutes of pure urban, transit-philic bliss. I usually go to Brighton Beach to get all my Eastern European groceries. The day I discovered Skovorodka however, we were in the middle of the deepest freeze in recent memory, and I NEEDED some borscht and vodka to survive between my sporadic stops at Cyrillic plastered storefronts. Skovorodka could not have scratched this itch in me more perfectly. I ordered the Ukrainian borscht and Siberian Pelmeni - and of course received complementary Borodinsky bread. Between these two hot appetizers, a generous basket of bread, and a few chilled vodka shots, I felt invincible. I'm convinced that I would have frozen to death, right there waiting for the Manhattan bound B to leave the station had it not been for the perfectly executed Russian food and $7 beluga shots. ”
“ We enjoyed our lunch at this place! The pan fried potatoes and the Kharcho soup were delicious, the chicken borscht was okay, nothing special. As soon as we walked in, we were greeted warmly. We were helped with our choice and served well. Ambiance was calm and cozy. Nice place to have lunch/dinner imo. ”
“ Stopped by as we wanted to try some authentic Russian food, and this did not disappoint! We ordered the classic Ukrainian Borsch, along with the green borsch with chicken meatballs, and the blintzes with meat to start. The classic borsch is very dill heavy, but that was my favorite! The blintzes were also delicious and came with a tangy yogurt/cream sauce. For entrees, we shared the chicken stroganoff with buckwheat and Cornish hen with mashed potatoes. The hen was incredibly tender with a dill gravy, and the buckwheat was perfect with the stroganoff. Overall really delicious dishes and a beautiful indoor environment! Also the service was incredible and the owner was very kind in explaining to us the dishes. ”
“ Great spot to go to if you are in the area. Stopped by for blintzes, pierogi, and crepe with caviar and they did not disappoint. The crepe dough + cheese filling was definitely sweet so keep this in mind when ordering. Traditional restaurant that I am eager to visit again and try more menu offerings next time I am in the area! ”
