Tryzub Ukrainian Kitchen — Ukrainian Restaurant in Chicago

Discover the History and Culture of Ukraine

Tryzub means trident — it is the coat of arms of Ukraine

It symbolizes the national identity of each Ukrainian as well as Ukraine’s millennium-long fight for freedom. The largest tryzub in the world is built into the brickwork of our four-story building. Here, you can admire thousand-year-old historic artifacts, handmade embroidery, and wood inlays — while browsing photos and Ukrainian books from personal family archives.

2201 W Chicago Ave
Chicago, Illinois 60622,
USA


  • 05/31/2016Tryzub was opened in 2016

    as a culinary and cultural gem of Ukraine in the USA.
  • Our mission

    is to showcase a modern version of the rich and diverse flavors of Ukrainian cuisine and present Ukrainian art, history and authentic culture in a pleasant, sophisticated way.
  • Tryzub’s kitchen is a wonder place

    where we synthesize new complex flavors based on the Ukrainian comfort food memories brought from home.
  • Famous for house infused spirits

    and continuing the unique centuries-old Ukrainian custom of infusing home brewed beverages. Our house infused spirits include traditional offerings as well as dozens of innovative combinations.

 


Dinner Featured

VARENYKY PARTY PLATTER

Varenyky (pierogi) are a cornerstone of Ukrainian cuisine dating back to antiquity. At the inception of our restaurant, we were the first to make varenyky shells of different colors using only natural juices and spices, with each color shell containing a creatively inspired filling. In a day and age where most varenyky are machine-made and mass-produced, our traditional method of manual dough stretching sets us apart. Hand-made from start to finish, this labor-intensive process yields unparalleled results. We hope you enjoy our most delicate and delectable flavorful masterpieces.


RED Beef Tomatoes Pickled Peppers


GREEN Mushroom Kraut


ORANGE Pork Port Plums


YELLOW Potato Dill Onion


Let's Eat & Drink

Chicago's Ukrainian Village

Weekend Brunch Starts the Ukrainian Way

At Tryzub, brunch is rooted in the food we grew up with — brought to life the way only our kitchen does it. Crisp deruny (potato pancakes), handmade varenyky, and fluffy syrnyky (cheese pancakes) meet Devoción coffee and our own craft infusions. This is Ukrainian Village on a plate — warm service, local ingredients, and everything made by hand. Come for the flavors of home, stay for the spirit of Tryzub — you’ll leave lighter, brighter, and ready for the day.

 
House of Infused Spirits

A Bar with a Bookshelf

We built a bar that tastes like where we're from, and where we're going. Our infusions (nastoyanka) begin with real things — fruits, vegetables, wild herbs, teas, oils, and honey. Each bottle holds a note from our past and the shared culture that binds us. Then we make drinks that seem inevitable: balanced and quietly original. You'll find Ukrainian-rooted classics with our own touch, and non-alcoholic options that aren't an afterthought. It’s craft without the sermon, hospitality without the rush — made for conversation, a little contemplation, and that second round you never planned.

 

World's Biggest Tryzub Outside

Best Modern Ukrainian Inside

Authentic Experience

Family owned and serving Ukrainian cuisine with a fresh modern twist — everything is handmade in house from the best ingredients.

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    In the Press
    Our Story

    Tryzub Ukrainian Kitchen proudly represents the best of Ukraine

    The largest country and breadbasket of Europe — the birthplace of “Carol of the Bells,” the first constitution in the modern world, the first helicopter, and a nation with a thousand-year tradition of love, hospitality, and sharing delicious cuisine and drink.

    We strongly support Ukraine in this difficult time of yet another genocidal russian invasion. We look forward to a complete victory for Ukraine, restoration of all her lands, full reparations by the terrorist russian state, and a total triumph of democracy and justice in the modern world. Glory to Ukraine! Glory to Ukrainian Heroes!

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    Here are answers to some of our most common questions. If you don’t find what you’re looking for, just reach out — we’re happy to help!

    1How do I make a reservation?
    You can book a table via the “Book a Table” button on our site or call us at (773) 698-8624. We recommend booking ahead for weekends or large parties.
    2Do you accept large party reservations or buyouts?
    Yes — for parties of 8 or more, please contact us in advance. For full buyouts or private events, minimum spend and deposit required; rates vary depending on day and duration.
    3Do you charge a corkage fee if I bring my own wine?
    Yes — we allow guests to bring their own wine only. There is a corkage fee of $25 per bottle, and wine must not be on our wine list. All bottles will be opened & served by our staff.
    4Do you offer infused spirits (nastoyanka) to go?
    No — our infused spirits are only available on site. They are not packaged for off-premises purchase.
    5Do you offer take out or delivery?
    We currently do not offer delivery. Take out is available — call ahead to check current menu options.
    6Are there vegetarian, vegan, or gluten free options?
    Yes — we have several vegetarian and vegan friendly items and can accommodate gluten free requirements with notice. Please speak to your server about restrictions.
    7Where are you located? Is there parking nearby?
    We are located at 2201 W Chicago Ave, Chicago, IL 60622, in Ukrainian Village. Street parking is available in the neighborhood; also nearby public parking lots. We’re also accessible via public transit.

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    2201 W Chicago Ave
    Chicago, Illinois 60622,
    USA

    Hours:

    Monday: Closed

    Tuesday – Thursday: 5 PM – 9 PM

    Friday: 5 PM – 10 PM

    Saturday: 11 AM – 10 PM

    Sunday: 11 AM – 9 PM

    Weekend Brunch:

    Saturday: 11 AM – 2 PM

    Sunday: 11 AM – 2 PM