10 The Best Russian Restaurants in New York
'06.12.2019'
Source: tripadvisor.ru
In multicultural New York, both Russians and Ukrainians have firmly established themselves. Following this, cafes, restaurants and bars appeared here, where you can try all your favorite olivier, vinaigrette, pickle and okroshka, as well as drink a glass of vodka. Top 10 of such institutions are published on the site TripAdvisor.
Restaurant Mari Vanna is placed in the first position of the rating.
The institution offers its guests dishes of Russian, European and Eastern European cuisines. On the menu you will find various salads and snacks, beloved vinaigrette and olivier, pickle, okroshka and much more.
The restaurant is located in the Flatiron area, 1,1 kilometers from Manhattan Skyline.
According to one of the visitors, this is a wonderful restaurant with real Russian traditions. “Very tasty and very colorful. Were at lunch, I think you need to reserve a table for dinner. Russian speaking staff. You can (take food. - Ed.) Takeaway in a very convenient package. It was very tasty and sincere! ”- says in the message body.
Address: 41 E 20th St, New York, NY 10003-1324
The Russian Vodka Room bar is on the second rung of the rating. It offers both Russian and Eastern European cuisine. The menu will also satisfy vegetarians. It serves julienne with mushrooms, cereals, pies and other dishes.
This bar is located in the Theater District near Times Square.
As visitors note, this is a small institution with live music, where you can "sit with friends and drink vodka."
In addition, regulars emphasize, Americans also like to be in this "amazing place".
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Russian jazz musicians play in this bar on Mondays "from the residents of the restaurant - pianist Misha Tsyganov and double bass player Dima Kolesnik to all our New York musicians living and the musicians who unexpectedly arrived from Russia on tour," one of the visitors emphasized in his speech comments.
Cups with seeds are placed all over the bar, which “tunes in the right wave: you are among your own, almost at home,” one of the visitors noted.
“And even sausages with potatoes, produced of course in the States, for some reason very much remind of their homeland. Yes, and the abundance of the Russian-speaking audience ... I love this place very much! Each visit is 1-2 times! I recommend it to all travelers, ”commented another regular enthusiastically.
Address: 265 W 52nd St, New York, NY 10019-5803
This is a restaurant of European, Russian and Eastern European cuisine, where there are dishes for vegetarians. The menu has a traditional Russian salad, borsch, meatball soup, olivier, fur coat, Granny salad, roast and much more.
It is noted that the staff of the institution is Russian-speaking. Moreover, among the visitors there are not only Russians, but also people of other nationalities, although there are a huge number of bars, cafes and restaurants on this street.
Address: 256 W 52nd St, New York, NY 10019-5821
This restaurant serves Russian, Eastern European and international cuisines, and a specialized menu offers a choice of dishes for vegetarians.
According to reviews, this restaurant is of a rather high class: the price tag is appropriate, but acceptable for a special evening. The situation here, as visitors note, is quite pompous.
Go here if you want olivier and vodka, or chicken Kiev.
Address: 150 W 57th St, New York, NY 10019-3301
This institution with Russian cuisine in Manhattan is suitable for those who miss their homeland.
Here you will find a delicious hodgepodge, tender meat pies melting in your mouth and a very good Napoleon cake, visitors note. Okroshka, vinaigrette and hodgepodge are also on the menu of this tavern.
Address: 391 Avenue, New York, NY 10014-3516
Uncle Vanya Cafe - an institution of Russian and Eastern European cuisine in West Midtown, less than a kilometer from Times Square. The menu has herring in Russian, olivier, aspic, dumplings and other national dishes of Russia.
Visitors consider this cafe one of the most famous Russian institutions in Manhattan. Literary meetings are often held here.
Address: 315 W 54th St, New York, NY 10019-5137.
This establishment is located in Lower Manhattan, half a kilometer from Wall Street.
It offers classic Russian as well as oriental cuisine. The menu is quite diverse, so you will definitely find the main classic dishes of Russian cuisine here.
Address: 88 Fulton St, New York, NY 10038-2807
If you get hungry during a visit to The Museum of Modern Art and even get a sense of nostalgia for Russia, head to Daa Dumplings. The institution is located less than a kilometer from the museum.
There is everything that the Russian soul could wish for: dumplings, dumplings, sauerkraut and even Russian beer!
Address: 1000S 8th Ave, New York, NY 10019-1861
Potatoes with onions and hunting sausages, dumplings, pancakes and cabbage rolls - all this you will find in the menu of the Russian restaurant Masha & the Bear. The institution is located near the Brooklyn Zoo.
Address: 771 Grand St, Brooklyn, NY 11211-4915.
Ukrainian East Village Restaurant
In New York there are restaurants not only Russian, but also Ukrainian cuisine. One of them closes the ranking of the best New York institutions by TripAdvisor. The restaurant is located on the lower east side.
“The food was great, the prices were reasonable and the service was fast. They even have a party room that I booked for my birthday! It is wonderful!" - wrote one of the visitors to the institution.
