At the beginning of June, Veselka opened up its first Brooklyn location in the heart of Williamsburg. Located at 646 Lorimer St., the new Veselka location serves up the same classic fare that ...

Legendary East Village diner Veselka, which has dished out Ukrainian comfort food like borscht and pierogies for nearly 70 years, is planning to open an outpost in Williamsburg and a kiosk at ...

Veselka was founded in 1954 by Ukrainian immigrants Wolodymyr and Olha Darmochwal in the aftermath of World War II as a place for the thousands of displaced Ukranians who settled in the Big Apple.

Veselka has been a hugely popular East Village institution for 70 years. AP. But the movie surges with urgency when the war begins and Veselka instantly turns into a de facto second Ukrainian embassy.

Veselka: The Rainbow on the Corner at the Center of the World specifically looks at second-generation owner Tom Birchard's retirement from the job after 54 years just as his son Jason takes over ...

Against punishing odds, Ukraine endures. So does Veselka.The Ukrainian-Polish restaurant has been in New York, in one form or another, for 70 years, most of them on Second Avenue in the East ...

How NYC’s Veselka Makes 3,000 Handmade Pierogies a Day. A team of six women make each pierogi by hand every morning. by Avery Dalal and Eater Video. Jul 12, 2023, 2:00 PM UTC ...

The Birchard family, who owns Veselka, signed a 48-year lease on the Brooklyn property last spring. And Veselka diehards will be able to visit the brand's first non-Manhattan location when it ...

The popular Ukrainian restaurant, Veselka, which first opened in the East Village in 1954, has closed its outpost in the Lower East Side’s Market Line food hall, after five years.

You would be hard pressed to find a New Yorker unfamiliar with the name Veselka. The pierogi and borscht eatery, established in 1954 by a Ukrainian émigré, is a staple of the East Village, where ...