Hangry Andy's

We happened to drive through the parking lot to go somewhere else, and came back by to try it out. Had never had Russian/Ukrainian food before. Let’s just say we absolutely loved this place. Cute little shop. Would suggest the Deep fried Piroshki and the Chicken Cheburek. The desserts were great too. Will definitely come back soon. We give it 5 stars Payton & David

New place so staff is still settling in with the process. However, the Ukrainian/Russian food here is amazing!! If you want to try real European food, this place is a must to try. Staff is very friendly too!

My partner and I came in at around 5:45, well before closing. No one was at the counter, but we waited just in case staff was on break or using the restroom. We waited 30 minutes since we had heard that the food is worth the wait. When someone finally came out, they looked very disoriented, didn't greet us, and told us that they were basically all out. A sign on the door saying that they were out of many items would have been nice.

My wife and I stopped by for a snack. It was a cute little cafe attached to the little European store next to it. While I'm not crazy about the cuisine (7/10) my wife absolutely loves their food and can't wait to bring her out of state family her for some of their savory pastries and meat dumplings with that sour cream and coleslaw (sorry I forgot the name of the dish). If you are a fan of ¿Slavic? food I definitely recommend the place and we really like browsing the store next door for their sweets and occasional ¿soda/carbonated juice? they have.

I was so excited to order some pierogi, and the menu stated it came with sour cream and onion. Mine was plain and only came with a side of sour cream which was dissapointing. I think they either need to let customers know if it doesn’t come with what’s listed, or change their menu. The girl working was nice. I would possibly try this place again in the future.