Cafe St-Petersburg
#59 in USA
#20 in Boston
Restaurant
- 57 Union Street, Suite 1, Newton Center , MA 02459 USA
Company Description
Set in Newton Center, the Cafe St. Petersburg offers Russian hospitality and culinary excellence in all its details. The restaurant opened in April of 1993 in Brookline, by the owners Ludmila and Natan Slezinger. In 2005 they found a new home for the restaurant in Newton Center.
Review & Rating
Authentic Russian cuisine, famous Russian hospitality, clean, affordable, fun. And if by any chance you are planning event there, keep in mind - there is professional full time photographer who speaks Russian and has special rates for Russian speaking community (me!)
Delicious food, done correctly with great ambiance. I like the ceramic sculptures.
This is the best Russian restaurant in Massachusetts . Highly recommend to everyone. Nice waiters, funny bartender.
Used to be good, but now they're not even trying
Sergiev is an epic bartender. Still remembered me after 3 years. If you haven't eaten here, what's wrong with you? Figure it out and experience good food.
This place was okay. Props for tasty homemade food,however knocked two stars off due to the atmosphere.Strange smell in this what appeared to be a basement feeling restaurant. Decor looks outdated and not kept up with. Prices were not exactly affordable - probably the most expensive plate of pelmeni I have ever had. Service was okay and my friend was pretty happy with his drink :)
Their cranberry vodka tastes good, but way too diluted. Don't order big meals, your stomach will thank you later!
Disappointing does not fully describe my experience. There was some private event going on. The server asked us to wait in the hall so he could set the table than came out and said the cook decided to close the kitchen and basically threw us out. Not going back.
Pro: Live piano music with Soviet era melodies. It makes atmosphere very authentic. Service is really good. Cons: Hard to find the entrance. Food was average. Dumplings were overcooked. Chicken shashlik was undercooked. Borsch and Russian bread were both good.
Used to be good, but now they're not even trying
Authentic Russian cuisine, famous Russian hospitality, clean, affordable, fun. And if by any chance you are planning event there, keep in mind - there is professional full time photographer who speaks Russian and has special rates for Russian speaking community (me!)
Their cranberry vodka tastes good, but way too diluted. Don't order big meals, your stomach will thank you later!
Sergiev is an epic bartender. Still remembered me after 3 years. If you haven't eaten here, what's wrong with you? Figure it out and experience good food.
This is the best Russian restaurant in Massachusetts . Highly recommend to everyone. Nice waiters, funny bartender.
Delicious food, done correctly with great ambiance. I like the ceramic sculptures.
Disappointing does not fully describe my experience. There was some private event going on. The server asked us to wait in the hall so he could set the table than came out and said the cook decided to close the kitchen and basically threw us out. Not going back.
Pro: Live piano music with Soviet era melodies. It makes atmosphere very authentic. Service is really good. Cons: Hard to find the entrance. Food was average. Dumplings were overcooked. Chicken shashlik was undercooked. Borsch and Russian bread were both good.
This place was okay. Props for tasty homemade food,however knocked two stars off due to the atmosphere.Strange smell in this what appeared to be a basement feeling restaurant. Decor looks outdated and not kept up with. Prices were not exactly affordable - probably the most expensive plate of pelmeni I have ever had. Service was okay and my friend was pretty happy with his drink :)
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