In Your Pocket

"From the chunky goodness of their Ukrainian borsch to their creamy ‘Carpathian-style’ rabbit, it's both different to the standard eatery offering and exceedingly delicious."

Marta Wiejak

"If you happen to sport a late-night craving for some more Slavic flavours, head straight to Borsch and Salo. Located in a shopping centre right on Victory Square, you will pass by it on your way home – why not pop in for a quick borscht fix?"

Yekaterina Sinelschikova

"In the same building next to Khmel, there is a restaurant called Borsch and Salo that cooks up classic Russian and Ukrainian dishes. It has an excellent borsch."

Marta Wiejak

"If you’re looking for something more traditional, Borsch & Salo is your place to go. Serving a mix of Russian and Ukrainian cuisine, it is a perfect location for those into folk chic. Make sure to try some pelmeni."

HRS

"The local specialties of Kaliningrad include the stuffed pasta pelmeni. Go from your hotel in Kaliningrad to the restaurant Borsch & Salo and convince yourself of the Russian delicacies."

HRS

"The local specialties of Kaliningrad include the beet stew borscht. Go from your hotel in Kaliningrad to the restaurant Borsch & Salo and convince yourself of the Russian delicacies."