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This restaurant has a very special Usbek decoration. You feel like your in 1001 nights. Every now and then the music is suddenly turned up and 3 belly dancers come to entertain the guests. Some table are not western style tables but usbek style where you take off your shoes and sort of sit like on a bed with a low table on top of it.
Sometimes the whole restaurant is booked for a wedding.
Favorite Dish: As usual I like eating shashlik but also vegetarians can find something to eat vegetable wise or fish. Food is delicious but not cheap.
Written Apr 9, 2006
Address: ul Novoslobodskaya no. 3
Phone: 973 05 14
Website: www.fhouse.ru
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The waiters were dressed in Ukrainian peasent garb and fun music played. The staff was really friendly, and it was small, intimate, cozy, well-lit. Really a family/friends oriented fun place.
Decorated like a Ukrainian farm house. Colorful, cheery!
Favorite Dish: Everything I had was completely new to me and all in Ukrainian or Russian, neither of which do I speak at ALL. I had a bread with egg baked into it somehow, and tried the smoked ham fat on bread with a mustardy-horseradishy sauce and some interesting brewed beverage.
Go with a local, let them order for you, "smile and eat it!" as my dad says!
Written Oct 8, 2004
Address: 30/7 Petrovka St.
Phone: 200-6082
Website: www.tarasbulba.ru
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Nice place in the center of the city. My friend called me up and invited to have a little dinner in the restaurant. We had beer and light meal, just for talking. Besides that Saturday evening was funny because the orchestra was there and we enjoyed it (the special price for it is RUR 200). In good weather, you see, it's possible to seat in the courtyard and enjoy music, sky and planes flying in the sky.
Favorite Dish: If to be true, maybe cause of hot weather that evening, my favorite was beer :-)).
Written Jun 8, 2004
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This is another my favourite place. 'Petrovich' is the patronymic popular in Russia (if your father is Peter, you are Petrovich). Also, this patronimic means a lot in the modern soviet folklore... oh, you must really be a Russian to fully understand it!!! But do not be scared: you will understand it immediately as you step into this restaurant (they call it a 'club', on weekends you may not get in without a club card). But you can always get freely there for lunch, which are cheap (6 dollars).
Favorite Dish: This is very Russian cuisine. The interior is amazing. Live music plays. Ask your Russian friends to take you there: it is rather lost in Myasnitskaya lanes. But it is worth a visit, no doubt, both for food and atmosphere.
Written Jan 1, 2003
Address: Ask your friends
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This is one of my favourite places, located in a theater on Bolshaya Dmitrovka, and named after a title of a famous Chekhov play. It is relatively small, very cosy and intimate in atmosphere.
Favorite Dish: Menu includes rather european dishes, with a tendency to Russian cuisine. You can also have a lunch there: it is only 8 dollars, and very nutritious and delicious.
Written Jan 1, 2003
Address: Bolshaya Dmitrovka, 17
Phone: +7 095 232 14 48
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The home of nouvelle Russian cuisine and a museum of Soviet childhood founded by Andrei Bilzho, author of the popular 'Petrovich' cartoons.
Updated Feb 20, 2003
Address: 24 Myasnitskaya Ulitsa. Metro Chistiye Prudy.
Phone: 923-0082
Good, cheap, cafeteria style.
Updated Aug 26, 2002
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