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List of (some) Russian Restaurants in New York and Wash. D.C.
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Posted by: Khashyar

ARBAT
306 Brighton Beach Ave.
Brooklyn, NY 11235
(718) 332-5050

BALALAYKA Russian Restaurant
3300 M Street, NW,
Washington, DC 20007
TE: (202)338-4544
FAX: (301)230-9371

DYADYA VANYA
315 W 541h St.
New York, NY
(212) 262-0542

EVPOPEYSKY
9602 Flatlands Ave.
Brooklyn, NY 11236
(718) 257-1000

LANZHERON
300 Brighton Beach Ave.
Brooklyn, NY
(718) 841-2000

METROPOL
9738 Seaview Ave.
Brooklyn, NY 11236
(718) 241-8334

MIRAZH
260 Coney lsland Ave.
Brooklyn, NY
(718) 332-9187

MOCKBA
3152 Brighton 6th St.
Brooklyn, NY
(718) 891-7038

NATSIONAL'
273 Bdghton Beach Ave.
Brooklyn, NY
(718) 646-1225

ROSSIJSKOYE KAFE
563 Coney Island Ave.
Brooklyn, NY
(718) 856-8558

RUSSKIY SAMOVAR
256 W. 52nd St.
New York, NY
(212) 757-0168

SEVERNY (CEBEPHbl|/|)
504 Brighton Beach Ave.
Brooklyn, NY 11235
(718) 934-4099

ZODIAK
309 Brighton Beach Ave.
Brooklyn, NY 11235
(718) 891-2000

Posted by: Vyesna

Dyadya (Uncle) Vanya is good food and great value-- and the best part is, you don't have to go to Brighton to eat there-- it's in the theatre district, west side midtown.

Posted by: Khashyar

Thanks for the recommendation, Vyesna

Posted by: rtking

I go to Manhattan at least once a year to take-in the theater. Knowing that there's a recommended Russian restaurant makes me want to go soon! I'm growing anxious just thinking about a fabulous evening of Russian dinner and the theater!

Thanks Vyesna!

Bob K.

Posted by: Bruce

All you guys have to do is take the B, preferably, or Q subway train downtown (all the way downtown until Brighton) to get to the region of New York city closest to the FSU. Be aware that it is a fairly seedy part of town. Eat at some reasonable restaurants and hang out on the Brighton boardwalk and beach (May to September). If you want to practice Russian language Brighton is the place to do it !

Posted by: prince_alfie

Considering that the Russian Tea Room is gone now, I think that the Russian Samovar has taken over.

Brighton Beach is awesome. I love that place. Yeah, it's not all glitz but it is the real thing. Closest to visiting FSU without actually being there.