4 Best Russian Restaurants In East Village, New York City

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1. Pravda

4.0

Excellent(47)

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• Russian • SoHo

Pravda is a cocktail lounge located in SoHo in New York City. The neighborhood restaurant features a vibrant nightlife style with artisanal cocktails, happy hour and late night eats. Pravda is open nightly and features a bar menu of snacks, boards, small plates, flatbreads and large plates. Snacks and small plates featured on the menu include deviled eggs, pickles, truffle french fries, kale salad and borscht. Flatbreads and large plates served at Pravda include a house burger, coriander roasted chicken, grilled skirt steak and caviar pizza. The restaurant also features an eclectic mix of cocktails, beers and wines served late.

2. Oda House

4.5

Awesome(414)

$$$$

• Russian • East Village

Georgian-Mediterranean Cuisine and authentic Georgian natural wines.Maia Acquaviva, managing partner and executive Chef of Oda House, moved to the United States from the country Georgia in 2007 as a trained plastic surgeon who re-discovered her culinary calling in New York City. The Great Silk Road passes through Georgia and has played a highly significant role in the country’s culture and history.As it served as the roadways of cultural exchange, Georgian cuisine has absorbed the best culinary traditions of the many peoples of Asia, the Black Sea coast and Europe.Georgia is a land where wine has been made for at least 8,000 years. The Georgian tradition of making wine in Kvevri has been added to UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage List.

3. Onegin

3.9

Excellent(285)

$$$$

• Russian • Greenwich Village

Onegin is where you'll go when your usual palace just isn't opulent, caviar-y or crazy enough. You'll find smoked sturgeon by crystal-chandelier light. House-infused honey-pepper vodka from a bar made of 200-year-old Ukrainian birch. And borscht. Delivered to your red velvet throne by butler-jacket-wearing waiters. Whether you head to the aforementioned bar, or past 19th-century carriage seats and into the brocade dining room, all roads lead to vodka. Available in a carafe, a cocktail or the spiked fisherman's soup (next-level comfort food). The rest of the menu comes courtesy of the city's only operational Russian pechka, a wood-burning furnace that would have once been used to heat a czar's castle. Now, it'll heat your quail on a stick. And while you wait between courses of pike caviar and pork belly pâté, you'll read Pushkin, his sketches and passages from secret journals have been etched around the restaurant in goose feather quill.

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4. Kapowski's / Moscow 57

4.4

Awesome(25)

$$$$

• Russian • Lower East Side

Kapowski’s/Moscow 57 serves classic Russian fare, tapas and infused vodka drinks. It is a hospitality and entertainment company that offers catering services provided by its own restaurant. This establishment is located on Delancey Street, features live music and a menu inspired by Russian, Georgian, Belarusian and Ukrainian dishes. At Kapowski’s/Moscow 57, you can enjoy the flavors of Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan cuisine. Start your meal with a signature appetizer like the M57 red cabbage salad or the Zakuski Troika dips with pumpernickel bread. Try hearty dishes like stuffed cabbage, beef stroganoff with mashed potatoes or pan-seared salmon with pistachio sauce, spinach, roasted red peppers, bulgur, almonds and pine nuts. Kapowski’s/Moscow 57 also offers a boozy brunch deal where you can drink mimosas with a special entrée.

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4 restaurants available nearby

1. Pravda

2. Oda House

3. Onegin

4. Kapowski's / Moscow 57

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