Good hub for train and bus station, feels like home. + for no sowiet kitch!
I really enjoyed the place. They don't really fit with the Transnistrian style as they are more of a western-like restaurant but they nail it when it comes to drinks and food.
Food here is decent and they have a big and cheap drinks selection. Service is friendly but unusual. We ordered 3 mains and some sides and a starter and they just brought everything out at different times. We also ordered 3 brandies but ended up getting 300ml of brandy! It costs very little so I didn't complain.
It has a rich menu (5 menus actually including a sushi menu, pizza menu, drinks menu and general menu and business lunch menu 12-16) there was an english speaking stuff and fine working wifi. Wc was nice and new. Local kvint cognac is cheap and nice. Screens mostly show sports.
Firstly, it is not a "traditional" restaurant but more of a modern cosmopolitan type. I was surprised to see such a nice and welcoming place in a breakaway regime what most people think is a Soviet museum. The interior is modern as well.
The waitresses speak English and are charming, especially the lovely Inga.. As is to be expected in a modern place like this, the food was more Western European. We had afternoon tea and later went back for dinner. Ordering was hassle-free as was paying the bill. Great place in Transnistria!