White Horse - Svyatohirs'k

Unexpected Cowboy restaurant on the edge of town. The food was fresh and very tasteful! They had cowboy-western music playing. The wait staff was very friendly. It appears that there is a karaoke and dance floor also.

Maybe I am too picky, but: Chicken soup with noodles is actually broth, cold noodles, and cold pre cooked chicken breast. All this, mixed together and purely warmed, so you can still fill the cold, flavourless nudles and the cold, boiled meat. Traditional Ukrainian BACKED potatoes with pork fat (in the menu lard): potatoes were BOILED, then grilled (kind of). Again, the potatoes were cold inside, without any salt and the fat wasn't grilled enough, so it wasn't crispy, (was still wiggly). The only thing that I liked, was the cream sauce with champignons and beef. The beef was cut in small pieces so it was as hot as the rest of the dish. I still had to add salt and pepper to give it some taste, but that could be only me.

I don 't find the food here tasty. The menu is somewhat eclectic, which adds more to the confusion to what kind of place is this supposed to be?! It 's a saloon with Georgian and Ukranian dishes?!

Nice place. A bit weird combination of Georgian quisine and cowboy saloon style, but who am I to judge. A safe option for a nice lunch in Svyatohirsk.

Next door to Irina restaurant, we ate at White Horse twice. The server is a very friendly woman who was easy to communicate with. Some dishes were not available outside of the summer season, but getting them replaced with other dishes wasn't difficult. We are vegetarians and we went for the cheese lavash, Greek salad, vegetables (and mushrooms! from the grill, lobio (beans , fries, and wheat beer (1664 Kronenbourg . Great service and atmosphere. There are also some cute cats around that do not beg for (vegetarian food but love to receive some head scratches