In general, I don’t really like Crimea much because I “ate” it even under Ukraine. He had no illusions, especially after Krymnash. I understood perfectly well that with the price tag that has tripled, who the hell will improve the quality there... But it just so happened that I had to go to Yalta on business, well, this is like a vacation.
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In general, I don’t really like Crimea much because I “ate” it even under Ukraine. He had no illusions, especially after Krymnash. I understood perfectly well that with the price tag that has tripled, who the hell will improve the quality there... But it just so happened that I had to go to Yalta on business, well, this is like a vacation.
The selection criteria were: to be close to the embankment, with repair standards, with parking. There was no time to choose in advance, so in the old fashioned way I found an aunt with a sign "housing by the sea. " She told me several options, chose the closest one to the embankment (near the Armenian Church).
We arrived and were greeted by a friendly lady. She showed me where to park the car, went into the house (the second floor was free). Everything is clean, new, comfortable, without pathos. I like it. We decided to stay there.
I asked the hostess where they cook normally here, received detailed instructions about cafes and restaurants in Yalta)). Then she modestly added, if you want, we can feed you, we used to have a cafe, you will like it... Well, why not. And this is where I screwed up. .
While we were unpacking our things, the first and second meals were prepared for us, and a table was laid in the yard. Tasty! No, not even that. TASTY! I'm really shocked! The last time I ate so delicious was in Poltava. I did not expect such service and attitude from Crimea.
We were going to go to the beach somewhere far away (I don’t like the central Yalta), but I was immediately instructed about the “beach for the locals”. Went down, I liked it. Close and few people.
For any little question, I received full instructions from the owners (cooler than from Google))).
By the way, the owner looks like Ivan Butko from the series "Matchmakers". A cool man (Vladimir Ivanovich, hello))). He cooks awesome shish kebab and masterfully serves the table.
In general, my perception of Crimea has greatly changed for the better thanks to the hospitable owners of this house.
After returning to Moscow for a couple of days, I simply could not look at the local food. Of all the trips to the Crimea, this turned out to be the most successful.
The selection criteria were: to be close to the embankment, with repair standards, with parking. There was no time to choose in advance, so in the old fashioned way I found an aunt with a sign "housing by the sea. " She told me several options, chose the closest one to the embankment (near the Armenian Church).
We arrived and were greeted by a friendly lady. She showed me where to park the car, went into the house (the second floor was free). Everything is clean, new, comfortable, without pathos. I like it. We decided to stay there.
I asked the hostess where they cook normally here, received detailed instructions about cafes and restaurants in Yalta)). Then she modestly added, if you want, we can feed you, we used to have a cafe, you will like it... Well, why not. And this is where I screwed up. .
While we were unpacking our things, the first and second meals were prepared for us, and a table was laid in the yard. Tasty! No, not even that. TASTY! I'm really shocked! The last time I ate so delicious was in Poltava. I did not expect such service and attitude from Crimea.
We were going to go to the beach somewhere far away (I don’t like the central Yalta), but I was immediately instructed about the “beach for the locals”. Went down, I liked it. Close and few people.
For any little question, I received full instructions from the owners (cooler than from Google))).
By the way, the owner looks like Ivan Butko from the series "Matchmakers". A cool man (Vladimir Ivanovich, hello))). He cooks awesome shish kebab and masterfully serves the table.
In general, my perception of Crimea has greatly changed for the better thanks to the hospitable owners of this house.
After returning to Moscow for a couple of days, I simply could not look at the local food. Of all the trips to the Crimea, this turned out to be the most successful.
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