Piana Vyshnia
A cherry-liqueur bar on Ștefan cel Mare, a franchise from Lviv
A glass of 17.5% cherry liqueur, standing, on the terrace
Worth a glass and the atmosphere if you are passing through the centre. The price draws frequent complaints, and the place is small and has no chairs.
A cherry-liqueur bar at Bulevardul Ștefan cel Mare 103, next to Parliament · a franchise launched in Lviv in 2015 and now present in dozens of countries. One product only: a cherry liqueur at 17.5%, moderately sweet, made on cognac spirit and served in small glasses. There are no chairs, people stand, and in summer the terrace spills onto the pavement. Reviews praise the drink and the atmosphere, small but warm, and the fast service. The price, though, draws complaints from several people · one visitor writes 330 lei for two glasses and a small portion of cheese. One Ukrainian customer reports that the staff addressed them in Russian.
- A single product, done well · the cherry liqueur
- A small but warm atmosphere
- Fast service and friendly staff
- The summer terrace, out on the pavement
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“Piana Vyshnia is a very cozy concept bar. Their cherry liqueur is delicious and unique. The place is small but has a warm atmosphere. Service is fast and the staff are friendly. It would be even better if the prices were a bit more affordable. Overall, worth a visit.”
“It is very popular place in Ukraine, and service in Ukraine is more better. If you open same place here, it is very strange, when your staff meet Ukrainian people and start to speak with them using Russian language. Even don’t want to say “Good day” or “You are welcome” on Ukrainian language. And in Ukrainian bar staff add the cherry into cup of wine. There aren’t here so nice …”
“An amazing spot for a traditional drink The 'Vyshnia' is absolutely delicious. The place is small but packed with charm. Highly recommend”
- The price, criticised by several · one visitor writes 330 lei for two glasses and a small portion of cheese
- No chairs · you stand
- A small interior · it feels crowded in winter
- One Ukrainian customer reports the staff addressed them in Russian