I've been to the Russian tea room several times and had always had a great time. As a walk in, I can quickly get seating at the bar and this time I had a reservation for afternoon tea. Make time for this experience and come hungry! It is a lot of food as they bring you a tray of savory items and then a tray of sweets. Everything was delicious! read more

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We came here as part of a very special birthday celebration for me, and to be kind, it fell short of our hopes. The room is beautiful, the history of it is fantastic,, but it was written up as a wonderful place to come after the theater and our advice is, don't do that! The place was completely empty! They wanted us out in 30 minutes, they served us as quickly as possible, and almost pushed us out of the room before we had finished our meal. The onion soup was delicious, but the tired energy of everyone left working in the restaurant really put a damper on the evening for us Needless to say it was disappointing. Worth it for a visit, don't expect great service later in the evening. read more

One of the most interesting brunch. My son and I spent our last morning in NYC there before heading back home and boy were we both impressed by the superb service and deliciousness. I must return and experience more read more

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Reservations were honored without any hiccups. Honestly, the service was a little confusing at first- seeing others getting their order but they were seated after me- I think they realized the issue and quickly stepped their attention to detail up a notch. I had the Czar's Eggs, the mixed breadbasket (the almond croissant was ALL THAT!), and a glass of Veuve. My husband had scrambled eggs, fingerling potatoes, and some orange juice. I appreciated the choice between brunch options or tea and sandwich service. The decor is fairytale like- gorgeous paintings, perfect lighting, and beautiful red leather booths. Gold gilding accents the molding and ceiling. This is the kind of place that isn't touristy, it's like if you know, you know- if you don't, you probably never will. I look forward to my next visit! I'm going to do the tea and sandwich service with a glass of Veuve. Dosvedanya! read more

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When visiting NY, there are so many things people want to do; watch a Broadway show, see the Statue of Liberty, ride in a yellow cab, the list goes on and on, but as a Yelper, my first love is food and drink, so this place has been on my bucket list for a long time. Walking in we were immediately welcomed and seated by our charming hostess Veronica. Walking to our table, we were a little taken aback, the beauty of the Russian Tea Room is unquestionable. Bright rich reds, shining gold leaf, artwork on the walls, but then blown away by one simple trick they have up their sleeves. All their booths are semi circular and face into the room (to see and be seen), but instead of making you shimmy side to side and slide in one at a time, they simply pull the table out for you to sit, then push it back in! Mind. Blown. Why doesn't everyone do this? Arriving at 5:30 we took advantage of the pre-theatre / prix fixe menu, and got to taste a little bit of everything, and the things we tried were great! - I started with a bowl of Borscht, rich, sweet, and filling, delicious! - For my main I chose the Boeuf à la Stroganoff. Savory noodles, creamy sauce, and wild mushrooms holding up a fork tender boneless short rib. - Dessert was Chocolate Mousse Cake, easily the richest and most decadent thing I've ever tasted, and topped with huge fresh berries, but I actually preferred Spensyr's Medovik (Ukrainian Honey Cake) even more! read more

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A beautiful place to be especially if holding a special celebration. The moment we stepped in, we followed luxury and classiness vibes at this place. The red carpet, green wall, fresh flowers, the opulent decors, the magnificent ambiance and its welcoming staff caught us by surprise even though we were expecting it for a fact , it's different if you experienced it in person. We were attentively serviced, did not rushed us during our stay and were educated on our food choices. Our food selections from appetizers to desserts were praised. We picked popular Russian favorites from its course of cuisine. It maybe a bit expensive for the serving portion of its servings but worth it. The tastes of the meal i had at this place (beef stroganoff) by par the best i had... it lingers on my mouth and brings me to a heavenly state. If haven't been at this epic NYC landmark, come visit and be part of its iconic experience. read more

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Alright, I do think that this an experience worth having, but keep in mind the portions are small, hence why I took one star off! In any event, the atmosphere is beautiful. It's like walking into a grand parlor with red, plush furniture and artwork adorning the walls. I did the theatre pre-fixe, which is a three course meal that consisted of a buckwheat blini with caviar, beef stroganoff, and medivik, a Ukrainian honey cake. The latter was the star of the show. Because I wasn't exactly filled up, I did add some dumplings and blintzes to my meal. I also tried their house tea, otherwise known as their Saint Petersburg blend. It was citrusy and delicious. It's located directly next to Carnegie Hall and a good option for anyone looking for a one-of-a-kind New York experience, just keep the portions in mind! Oh, and finally, the server was both attentive and helpful. read more

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The ambiance of the Russian tea room is iconic, with red and gold decorated walls and antique Russian tea room vibes. The restaurant itself holds so much history and is so fascinating. The waiters are dressed to match the vibe and explained the history of the room to us. The tea service is a must do here, the presentation is incredible and there are 2 parts, a savory and sweet. Would recommend if you're looking for a nice relaxing tea time! read more

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Unique atmosphere (good). Unique borsch (bad). Unique potato salad (bad). The RTR martini was good. If you want Russian/slavic food, go somewhere else. read more

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Traditional caviar service with beluga. Delicious. With a glass of rose. Yes it was a splurge but perfectly paired with a hansom cab ride thru Central Park. read more

The Russian Tea Room - Tea Rooms Near Me - New York, New York

This place was exactly what New York is about, good food from different parts of the world. The food was all authentic Russian dishes. The menu is either a pre-set course or you can order à la carte. The drinks were very strong (in a good way), service was outstanding--everyone who was there was willing to service. Will be coming back. read more

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I usually like to try a place more than once if I'm going to drop a two star review if it's possible, but honestly, I do not anticipate ever returning here again. The service was extremely lackluster, the way our table was situated my seat was in the way of everybody walking by, the food was below average, and overall, I was extremely disappointed with the experience. The key low moments for me were - we waited 25 minutes to have someone acknowledge our table. Then they told us that our waiter was unavailable and that somebody would come back. I'm sorry, but what??? that's just the beginning of the absolutely ridiculous service experience - I ordered their signature horseradish martini. There was no flavor of horseradish in it. - my friend ordered an aviation cocktail and said to them, if you don't have all of the ingredients, please let me know, and I will order something else. instead of coming back and letting us know that they didn't have the ingredients for that, they created something else and tried to pass it off. Once she called them out on it, they admitted they didn't have the main ingredient. - my food which was very pricey, which I don't mind when it's worth it, but had very little flavor and very little substance to it. I got the potato dumplings. Which by the way, the waiter tried to talk me out of and kept recommending red meat dishes, and I politely shared I can't eat red meat many times. - for some reason, they had our table with the chairs in the walkway. I eventually ended up getting up and moving our table in my chair because it was really a nuisance. The positives were: - you really do feel like you're stepping back in a time capsule into back in the day in New York, which is kind of cool - people seem to be in a festive mood because they are there which was enjoyable Honestly, if you're looking to have a New York moment, or a nice night out, there are so many other wonderful options in the area. I highly recommend you check those out instead. read more

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We waited 20 minutes and had to flag someone down to find out waiter so we could at least be given water. The waiter claimed that the reason our orders were coming out slow, even the caviar for one of our drinks, was that the only service station that wasn't overrun was the dessert station. The food is overpriced and the main draw is for the ambience and decor which is elaborate and decadent. The second floor has a tree with lit colored glass eggs and a spinning bear aquarium reminiscent of a Russian dancing bear. I only ordered the honey cake because we had already eaten and were visiting friends. It was moist and delicious, but certainly not enough to make me return. Others in my group spent $33 for a handful of Pelmeni dumpling in a sauce. Although they were deemed delicious, seems overly expensive for beef, for sour cream, mushrooms, and peas. The espresso martini was also deemed one of the best they've had. The French onion soup was vinegary and not good - I can after to the vinegary nature because I could smell it several seats away. read more

I was in NY and I had an opportunity to take my daughter for the Royal Afternoon Tea. What a wonderful time and experience we had. The server was fantastic and he was very knowledgeable on the menu in what we were having. The sandwiches and blinis were fantastic along with the desert course. The place is just beautiful and since it was Christmas time they had decorated. I truly did not expect the service and the food we received. They also make an excellent martini. read more

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DO NOT COME HERE - metal found in food. I took some scones home, and upon eating some of the leftovers I noticed a thin piece of metal embedded in the scone. I was horrified and immediately stopped eating but I don't know if I had already ingested a piece of the metal already. Other notes on the dining experience: I came here with a large group after work, and was excited for my first tea experience. The ambiance was nice, and our main server was extremely helpful. The tea experience was fine, and there were some standout sandwiches (smoked salmon and pate), but inconsistencies in the quality of the bread, as some were quite dry and stale while others were fluffy. The dessert course also had some hits and misses, my favorite being the scones before this incident. I hope management is quick in confirming their quality control improves, but I no longer trust this establishment and neither should you. read more

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Celebrating its 99th year anniversary is this institution. Ashamed it'd be if it disappears, and yet it seems likely to happen from the emptiness of this restaurant this Friday evening. Ornate and grand as always is their dining room. Seated we were in one of their luxurious red booth. Flood of memories of the past decades here with my parents, my stage friends, and, extended family. Cordial and pleasant was the service this evening. A light dinner of decadent caviar, humble borscht, and bites of a delightful Ukrainian honey cake. Ending the evening with their serving of sweetened cherries in my lovely mint tea. Etched in my memory is of this date. Perhaps, I'll be able to celebrate their 100th anniversary next year! CHEERS! read more

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What an iconic place! I actually have been here before, many years ago. It was as I remember...red and gaudy, ornate and grand! No other way to describe this place from yesteryear! So many of these old time places are going away so we were happy to happen upon the Tea Room. It was not busy this Friday evening we were there and we had the opportunity to talk with Abbey, one of the managers who has worked here for like 15-20 years. We came for dinner before a show at Carnegie Hall. I love how they seat you at your table...they pull the table out so slipping into the booths is so much easier! Our server, Deanna, was on point! We were offered rolls and I choose both the sourdough and the pumpernickel and both were soft and tasty. We decided to get a couple of dishes and share them. We ordered both the Pelmeni and the Beef Stroganoff. There was also Cabernet ordered along with Anastasia, which is an Earl Grey tea, with lemon and orange blossom. It also came with a small dish of cherry gel to add sweetness to the tea. The Pelmeni were small little dumplings with beef, a creamy sauce and peas. It was so good and savory. And then the Stroganoff...reminders of my bubby and dad's Stroganoff. Made with braised short ribs, cooked to tender perfection. The noodles were cooked well and the creamy sauce is set off with the addition of some black truffle. A dish that memories are made of! We were full after this savory and heavy meal so no dessert this time around. Lets talk about costs...yes, it is a bit pricey and for three of us with two glasses of wine came to $150. To be expected, not only because you are in NY but also because the RTR prides itself on excellent quality and excellent service. Well worth the visit! I'm giving four stars because of the service, because of the ambiance, and because of the food. read more

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My wife and I came to this iconic establishment to celebrate a special occasion. We made reservations and chose to have lunch here. As soon as we went in the restaurant, we were warmly welcomed by the very friendly staff. At first look indoor, I was in awe at the luxurious atmosphere, dining area has an opulent decor, unique art, red colored carpet, green colored walls with ornate decorations. I specially like their faberge eggs and antique samovars. What's running through my mind is this is really a very elegant and classy restaurant (which is what I really expected). The atmosphere gives a sense of Russian luxury setting. We were led to one of their many red colored dining booth, the table was covered with a white cloth, with formal table setting. The staff had to slide the table out for us to seat in and out of the booth, which they do with all costumers who gets a booth, a plus for excellent service. We ordered our drinks, I chose a zero proof Russian fizz and my wife got a black tea. For appetizer we chose pirozki, a mini bread-wrapped chicken, lamb and beef with a flavored cream cheese for dip. As our entree, I opted for the Cotelette a la Kiev and my wife chose their beef stroganoff. The drinks were good, the pirozki was amazing, the flavor seems to be bursting in the mouth the more you chew on it. Beef stroganoff was tender and moist , has rich bold flavors of the creamy mushroom sauce. The moderate sized cube of beef on top of pasta that was cooked al dente was savory. The beef stroganoff was amazing. The Cotelette a la Kiev is a classic dish consisting of a breaded chicken breast stuffed with herb butter, served with mashed potatoes, seasonal vegetables, and a mushroom sauce. It is crispy and golden on the outside, with a flavorful, buttery, and garlicky filling that melts when you cut into it, it is palatable. Staff service was top notch, waiter is attentive and very knowledgeable of their menu. Food service was exceptional, slow, well-paced where costumers were given the chance to fully enjoy the meal and the ambiance. As expected, this is a high-priced dining experience which I may say is just fair considering the high quality of food, fantastic service and magical ambiance. It is all worth coming to this joint. In summation, my wife and I had a "beyond excellent" dining experience in this New York iconic place. read more

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Ambiance: very opulent, old school Russian decor with multiple floors. Upstairs definitely has the better decor and more quiet and cozy Food: very pleasantly surprised by how good the food is. It was my first time having Russian food. The borscht is a signature and classic Russian dish that is a must get! It comes with a beef pirozhok, and it was instant mouthgasm -Russian dumplings is also a specialty, and it is worth a try! Very different from Asian dumplings and more similar to Italia ravioli. Our waiter recommended the pelmeni Service: this is the only thing that this place is lacking... service is more slow, and requests were not being met... I've repeatedly asked for napkins and hot Water, but they still were never brought out read more

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I called ahead of time because I needed blinis, crème fraiche etc for a caviar party at my house. the young lady that answered the phone said "we have everything you need, but we don't take orders over the phone". I rushed over and handed over to the rudest corpulent waiter at the bar. he felt the need to explain what blinis are to a person who lived in Russia for a year. he didn't listen and stormed off to the kitchen to have them make some blinis for me without listening to the list of all the things I needed. I am a black American who just dismissed as unimportant and ignorant. The place has lost the impeccable service that it was once known as got. read more

I'm surprised by the negative reviews on here. You can't expect this place to be all glitz and glamor with Michelin star service for the price points, but as you enter and dine, you feel the weight of the restaurant's years..it's an institution, and you respect it as such. I had a plethora of possible dining options for the 2 weeks in the city,, especially for Restaurant Week lunches, and I decided on TRTR because of the unique menu, and convenient location close to so many iconic places. So glad I did! The interior is absolutely gorgeous. Not very bustling with patrons, however. The hostess was kind and sweet, and so were the wait staff (although they seemed to be a little green, but eager). The borscht was interesting since I don't usually eat it..I definitely enjoyed the Potato Vareniki with sour cream! And the Beef Stroganoff was so so good, and filling! I was very surprised. Enjoyed the moody atmosphere and quiet. Would love to come again to dine alone. If I were with company, would be curious to try their Afternoon Tea. Spied some fashionably dressed, stately ladies in little hats having theirs! read more

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A luxurious lunch at The Russian Tea Room was the consensus of my table of 6. Beautiful surroundings, food and service. We were put at ease despite the historic and lavish surroundings. We loved the experience and can't wait to return. read more

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Amazing service, food and ambiance. Loved our experience! Tried Xavier for the first time and am addicted. Our server did a great job talking the process. read more

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The service is great but the menu has gone down tremendously in authenticity. Its just russian atmosphere and nothing about this place is authentic except maybe their mediocre horseradish shot. Idk what they did to the pelmeni but it tastes like short rib ravioli is white cream sauce. Chicken Kiev was good. However, they should he sued just for offering a burger on the menu. Mehhh read more

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This place was a lot of fun. The ambience of the place is amazing. There is a bear with goldfish in it that spins around that is a lot of fun for kids. The food was good. We tried about 15 things on the menu including almost all of the desserts. Beef Wellington and beef Ragu were the best entrées. The scallops were amazing. Steak was nothing to write home about. The baked Alaska was by far the best dessert. The crème brûlée was underwhelming. I can't remember the name of the dumplings, but the creamy dumplings were the best out of all three. Would've ordered more. The service was very friendly and nice. Did take a little while to get the bill but expected with a large group. read more

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Royal tea at the Russian Tea Room was a spur of the moment decision that we made when in NYC last winter for a quick Broadway trip. It was a bit more expensive than other high tea services that we've attended, but it's all about the history at RTR. Everything was good: the savory, the sweet, the tea and the service. Only two things that keep this from a five star review was chasing someone down for more hot water and the temperature of the room. It was uncomfortably warm throughout the service. And this is a tea service. The one refill that I requested (in a limited time service) took 15 min to receive. Had a great time. Glad we did it once. read more

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Came here for my 29th birthday over the summer. It was very cool to eat at a spot that seems so quintessentially "New York"! Most notable was the caviar tasting service as an appetizer. My family has never really been big on seafood so we needed a bit of a demonstration, which our server was happy to give. By the end, we were all passing around the caviar like pros! I really enjoyed the potato pancakes included. Can't recommend enough! read more

RTR is as good as ever. Rumors of its decline find no support in my personal experience today. Outstanding service, incredible food, and remnants of Russian luxury that are rare to find anywhere any more. They make every meal an event, to be savored, to be enjoyed. And we did. Lunch at its finest. From the excellent coffee, to the basket of assorted rolls and croissants, the appetizers of herring and gravlax (lox to most of us) and of course the incomparable caviar. And the main courses and sides. My only regret is that we hadn't room for dessert. We chatted, and noshed, and talked and ate and enjoyed lunch as lunch is meant to be enjoyed, in luxury and style amid culinary perfection. read more

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Oh my goodness, the food was just awful. I got the vegetarian afternoon tea. I love to go to high teas and this one was just a travesty. The food was just so bad. We also had a waiter with a long mustache and he had no idea what he was doing and just completely ignored us. He really should not be assigned as a waiter to anyone. It's a shame that the food was so bad because the atmosphere was lovely. But I don't tolerate horrible food just to be in a lovely atmosphere. read more

We go every year for a special occasion. The food is amazing and prepared perfectly. The service is why we keep coming back. They make us feel like family. The atmosphere is very interesting and lovely. read more

The name is iconic. The green walls and red booths invite you in with their splendor and all of the delicate works of art on the wall. The feeling of even being there is nostalgic. The front hostess was unpleasant but I did not let it deter my enthusiasm. We sat down in a booth and ordered high tea. The house champagne was nice. I got the Anastasia tea and it was alright. I was not a huge fan of the sandwiches or the desserts. The kids high tea is way better in my opinion. The service was decent. I am glad we came but I would not return for high tea as it is overpriced and I did not care for the items. read more

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I really, really wanted to have a great dinner and be super impressed by this iconic New York spot. Unfortunately, all the positive reviews I saw for it did not come true for us. Most reviewed seemed to say lunch service wasn't great but dinner was on point, so we booked dinner at 8pm on a Saturday evening. It was not busy at all, we were surprised to be one of three tables and, by the time we left, one of six. The inside decor is so gaudy and so Russian, but very classic and cool to see the gold framed paintings and garish reds abound. The service was good, I thought everyone we interacted with was very friendly. However, it wasn't fast. We ordered a chicken Kyiv, a salad, and an onion soup and it took probably 20 or 30 minutes. And when it came...it was not great. My soup was, to be fair, a solid onion soup with some good bread in it. But it didn't feel freshly made, and our suspicions were confirmed with the friend chicken. My husband said it tasted and felt like it was pre-made and then quickly fried to complete his order. Overall, we liked the environment and the staff, and I'm glad we checked it off our list, but I don't think I'll be back to try and get the 5 star visit other reviewers seemed to have. read more

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The food -- gravlax and chicken Kiev-- were phenomenal, really top notch. The space is beautiful and untouched for decades. But it's tired, so tired. At the entrance there was this awful smell of must in old, thick-pile carpet masked with cleaner. The staff, who were attentive and helpful, were wearing poorly fitting uniforms. It all just felt frayed and tired which took a bit away from the enjoyment of the food which, let me say again, exceeded expectations and was excellent. read more

We came to this place for several reasons. I'm probably 50+ years late to this place as a hot NY destination. The room is no longer vibrant and full of big names as it was back then. But I can still imagine Dustin Hoffman acting up as Tootsie with Sydney Pollack in the room. The rich tradition, the sadness (if you are aware of when it opened and who the first owners were)--perhaps that explains why Baryshnikov visited this restaurant after his run-out. We had some conversations about something similar with the manager and the waiter. This was more of a destination to visit rather than a restaurant experience. The food is okay; I'm not overly concerned about it. Attached is a picture of Chicken Kiev. The soup served was just fine, along with some vegetables. It is indeed slightly overpriced, but I expected that. I asked and was told that there is no more live music available. read more

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While I consider much of the inside decor a bit over the top and tacky, this spot surprised me with the quality of the meal and the service was ok (while not the most attentive, they had all the basics down). Inside, beyond the red room art and decor, you find yourself seated at booths in tables that face the center area; classic tea sets for $120+, and caviar and other things to try. Starter bread was either the sourdough (good) or the wheat (skipped). I had the beef stroganoff, which was excellent - the pasta al dente, mushroom creme sauce very good, and a giant piece of beef in the center. Dessert, a delicious creme brulee that was just right. Overall pleasantly surprised on the food. Decor.. well, it's interestingly garish. And they have some interesting jeweled decor at the front. Not busy at lunch on a weekday. About $100 for two at lunch. read more

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One of the most beautiful restaurants in NYC. There is nothing like this historic classic restaurant. The restaurant is beautifully maintained and looks immaculate. Some of the event spaces on the Upper Floors are spectacular looking. Very comfortable banquette seating as well. We loved the Scallops, Wellington and Chicken Kiev. Cheesecake desert was also delicious. read more

My friend and I came here for dinner. The interior was ornate, elegant, and classy. Upon being seated, we were served 2 rolls of bread - one dark brown and one white, with cute little balls of butter. The bread was warm and satisfyingly soft. I ordered the Kulebyaka ($48), which was salmon with onion and mushroom wrapped in pastry dough. This was served with long grain rice pilaf and dill white butter sauce. The pastry was crispy, flaky, buttery, while the salmon was perfectly cooked, tender and well seasoned. I also enjoyed the rice pilaf, which was just the right consistency and boasted great flavor. The sauce was tasty and savory, and worked well with the dish. I also got to try the Bouef a la Stroganoff ($48), which consisted of red wine braised beef short ribs with thick noodles, tossed in a creamy mushroom and black truffle cream sauce. The beef was succulent with rich, boldly flavored sauce, while the noodles were al dente. For dessert, I went with the Medovik ($22), which was Ukrainian Honey Cake. This had caramel on top and on the plate, along with blueberries. The cake had many delicate, thin layers, with velvety smooth sour cream frosting, covered in honey cake crumbs. It wasn't like any honey cake I have tried in the past, and also didn't have much honey taste, but it was quite yummy and lightly sweet. Service was top notch. Our waiter was friendly and knowledgeable about the menu. Prices were expensive, so I won't be back for awhile. At some point, I would like to return for Afternoon Tea, and perhaps to try the Lamb Chops or Boeuf Wellington and Chocolate Mi-Cuit. read more

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The decor and service was great, but the meal was mediocre at best especially with regard to the pricing.

A classic New York spot, run by Abby and it never ever gets old. Abby said to me tonight you are sitting in Salvatore Dali's booth. That's the kind of history that makes this restaurant very special. The food the bar, the service is absolutely New York history. If you ever get the chance... GO.. tonight I had a great glass of house Cabernet and the chicken Kiev. Perfect in every sense, but it's worth it to go to the restaurant and look at the art and the history that is the Russian tea room. I go every time I'm in New York and I'm never disappointed. read more

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I've thought long and hard about this review and reflected on it before coming up with my views. The restaurant has a unique story and history. Alas, it's turned into a tourist trap. First off, everything is very expensive for the quality and amount of food served. The bread was rock hard. The borsch was tasty but a very small portion for $22. The chicken Kiev was very overdone but edible. The beef stroganoff was tasty but very small portion for $48. The thing that bugged me most about this restaurant was the service. The manager seemed very aloof and stood and talked with our teenager daughter for an uncomfortable amount of time. She was noticeably uncomfortable but he picked up on no hints to end the conversation. The waiter took about 15 minutes to take or drink order and then rushed us to order our entire meal. Again, the food - except for the bread - wasn't bad, just not worth the cost. And I understand it's midtown manhattan and food costs are elevated, but for a the amount of money ($300+) for a family of 5, I'd definitely consider other options. I would not return. read more