All of us from time to time play the part of a regular tourist – with a map in our hands and a list of must-see sites, and still feeling a bit lost in a new city. Sightseeing in a group is safer but less interesting -- you’re going to see only what the guide chooses to show you.Full Story 1 October, 22:43 | Olga Kovalenko, Kyiv Post Staff Writer
Small, family-owned restaurants usually have the advantage of offering personal, warm service. They employ just a few servers who soon get to know their regulars, intimate atmosphere and have fresh food that comes fast, given their small seating capacity.Full Story 1 October, 22:19 | Mark Rachkevych, Editor
Flipping channels last Friday night, I stumbled on a piece of TV news that stunned me exceedingly.Full Story 1 October, 22:15 | Alexandra Matoshko, Kyiv Post Guide Editor
The word “stilyaga” is a slang word for a stylish guy/girl that comes from the Soviet era. Being called “stilyaga” was, at the time, by no means a compliment. If you looked fashionable and “cool,” it indicated that you were a lazy bum, spending too much of your time and energy on trying to look good, falling under the rotten influence of the West and, therefore, a destructive element to society.Full Story 1 October, 21:14 | Alexandra Matoshko, Kyiv Post Guide Editor
The new theater season is already here, bringing us scores of fascinating plays to see. I felt it was a good time to chat with Vladislav Troitskiy, a theater director who is hot in Kyiv’s stage life.Full Story 1 October, 20:25 | Olga Kovalenko, Kyiv Post Staff Writer Archive
