Borsch, Vodka and Tears - Glen Eira

When I was from Eastern Europe, I wanted to try this place for ever. eating was not very authentic to be quite honest. the Borscht(vegan on request was good. I have the vegetarian plate (vegan on request). the roggenbrot was too much roasted so I didn't like the texture. the sourd was very salty. the cauliflower was delicious and so were the “meat balls”. amazing experience, but not the best vegan Polish food I ever had. cool drinks menu though! and amazing internal and total life:

The foods and drinks are amazing and the personal is so helpful and understanding, they have a cocktail restored from the menu as a vegan version for me, although they have so many options. hide!

Service was a little luster, but once an order was placed eating came super fast. everything was amazingly delicious. in principle, every vegan article on the menu was impressed by everyone. also cocktails were great. look at this!

Good selection of delicious vegan options. very friendly and helpful staff.

I’ve been a couple of times once in the day and once for dinner. Everything I’ve tried has been tasty and staff are friendly and helpful (although after I ordered the vegan Borsch one staff member did confirm that I’d want olive oil rather than butter on the bread (better to be safe than sorry though! . Mu Borsch was exactly what I wanted rich, tasty soup. My partner really enjoyed his vegan pierogi too.