I went there yesterday evening, not a fan usually of Lebanese food but it was delicious, especially…read morethe little sausages makarek and the desert "creme de lait". Find the place with another app " LA fourchette" . We were able to have a nice 20% rebate.

Worst place I have ever been. I asked for a chicken burger and they knowingly gave me a beef burger…read morebecause they thought I wouldn't notice as they were out of chicken. They offered me nothing back. After I'd bitten into a beef burger. Rude staff. Disgusting people.

Being a Russian place - kitsch is to be expected here…read more Pros - the wait staff is pretty quick and there are singers and musicians playing some Russian folk music. The cotlette were pretty tasty and the pirozhki, although tiny, were delicious and the pilmeni were delicious (very, very good). I do like how the vodka bottle is served in a bucket, frozen/held into place by ice. Cons - The lighting is dark and a little uncomfortable. Also, the zakouski platter comes with just one blinchik (once we were finished with the plate, they brought more out, but it was a little too later).

Yes, the decor was definitely old-fashioned and very Russian. But then, so was the entire meal and…read morethe experience. Nothing wrong with that! It turned out that the entire wait staff were talented and enthusiastic musicians and singers. Beautiful playing from the instruments--- violin, balalaika, guitar and accordian. Oh, yes the food was great, too. All five of us loved our entrees and plats. You must try the assorted Russian appetizer dish, the piroshki, and the borscht (a hearty vegetable soup and better than the usual deli beet soup) with lots of creme fraiche.