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# Cafe Glechik of Sheepshead Bay: Coming Soon
- URL: https://bklyner.com/cafe-glechik-of-sheepshead-bay-coming-soon-sheepshead-bay/
- Published: 2010-01-05T19:11:07.000Z
- Updated: 2010-01-05T19:11:07.000Z
- Author: Ned Berke
- Tags: Cafe Glechik, eastern european, Ukrainian, #API-Imported

![](/content/images/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/cafeglechik-200x300.jpg "Cafe Glechik of Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn")

At the end of the month, Cafe Glechik of Sheepshead Bay will be opening its doors to the public. The 1655 Sheepshead Bay Road location is the first expansion to the Brighton Beach Ukrainian restaurant, and is going to be much larger, spiffier, and boozier, according to a [Grub Street writeup](http://newyork.grubstreet.com/2010/01/cafe%5Fglechik%5Fexpands.html?e=grubstreet--20100104&ref=bklyner.com#ixzz0blX7ygRF):

> *After a little more than a decade in Brighton Beach,* [*Café Glechik*](http://nymag.com/listings/restaurant/cafe-glechik/?ref=bklyner.com) *will bring Ukrainian dumplings and some of* [*New York’s favorite soup*](http://nymag.com/restaurants/features/62665/?ref=bklyner.com) *to Sheepshead Bay at the end of the month. The second location will serve the same menu, but will feature two floors of seating to better accommodate large groups and a liquor license to keep them entertained. The owner made special trips to the Ukraine for the décor, so expect a display of Eastern European kitsch that outdoes the diminutive original.*

The current Cafe Glechik (3159 Coney Island Avenue) was visited by Anthony Bourdain’s Travel Channel show, which you can [watch at the cafe’s website](http://www.glechik.com/Welcome%5Fto%5FCafe%5FGlechik.html?ref=bklyner.com).