Eastern European restaurants in Russia
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Kafe Tbilisi
This place is a St Petersburg institution. A Georgian restaurant coming to you charmingly from Soviet central planning, Kafe Tbilisi remains a beloved institution to many residents of the city, clunky 1970s style and dark decor notwithstanding. Don't miss their khachapuri (cheese bread).
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Shinok Solokha
A homely Ukrainian cottage, complete with curtains on the windows and servers in traditional garb. The menu features Ukrainian specialities like borsch and vareniki (boiled filled dumplings). One in a row of themed restaurants, including a Czech beer pub.
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Tbilisi
Despite growing competition, this atmospheric tavern-cavern still offers the most authentic Georgian cuisine in town. Try the filling, oozingly cheese-filled khachapuri po-imeretinsk(Georgian bread stuffed with salty cheese).
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Tavern on the Lake
Gnaw on shashlyk (meat kebab) to your heart's desire at this Georgian eatery. Pork, chicken, beef and sturgeon - all are grilled up and served hot and spicy.
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Chudesnitsa
An unpretentious outdoor terrace marked simply 'Kafe' that's ideal for well-made Georgian cuisine on a sunny summer's evening.
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