Café Paradise - Ol'ginka

The staff is polite, but the service is very slow, and the food isn't tasty. It took them three hours to bring just the carbonara, no exaggeration.

Everything is bad. They refused to accept pizza as... it must be brought from another establishment. We ordered steam cutlets because... One of us is not allowed anything else, the waiter refused to accept the order because this is a children's menu and is not allowed for adults. In general, we left without ordering to another place Service: 1 Atmosphere: 1

One positive aspect of this place is the beautiful view of the bay, but everything else is quite disappointing. They don’t focus on the customer; instead, they seem only interested in increasing the bill. A cocktail made of water, ice, and Aperol costs 590 rubles. The average bill without alcohol is around 4,000 rubles. The bread was particularly surprising; it was a piece cut off from a loaf made two days ago, and a crouton costs 120 rubles. The same selection at The Village restaurant would cost 2,500 rubles and is much tastier. Payment is only accepted via card transfer, and the menu is on A4 papers. I really regretted choosing to eat at this so-called paradise spot.

I really enjoyed the café; it has a pleasant and cozy atmosphere, with live music every evening. The food is delicious and diverse, offering plenty for kids as well. The grilled dishes deserve special mention; we've never tasted anything that good, even in Moscow! The waitstaff is young and polite. It's the best place on the waterfront!

We admired the view from the window while we waited for our order for a relatively short time and enjoyed the trout cooked on the grill. Bravo to the chef!