Russian restaurants in Boston
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Café Samovar
Floral babushka scarves serve as tablecloths and the bar is bedecked with a silver samovar, creating an old-world atmosphere in this aptly named restaurant. The menu is alarmingly authentic - handmade pelmeni (dumplings), both sweet and savory; a good selection of rich and hearty soups (the salty, sour solyanka is recommended); salads with non-descriptive names. A pianist serenades guests Friday and Saturday nights.
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Café Stoli
Get a taste of Russian hospitality at this tiny café. You might think this place is named for Stolichnaya vodka, but actually a stoli is an old-fashioned Russian teapot. The menu here is alarmingly authentic – handmade pelmeni (dumplings); a good selection of rich, hearty soups and pirozhki (pastries); as well as salads with nondescriptive names.
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