Cafe St-Petersburg

Our dining experience here was excellent! The menu doesn’t have too many options, but all the dishes are worth trying. My personal favorites were potato vareniki, chicken Kiev and cranberry & granola panna cotta. Our waiter was very pleasant and helpful, overall atmosphere in the restaurant is different from the restaurants in this area. Be aware it is pretty tough to find- entrance is located in the back of the building.

The food was good. Per my friend who lived in Russia, it was very authentic. Service seemed good, but ironically, my Russian speaking friend's meal was forgotten, and he had to wait an additional 30 min for his food. This was with little admitting of a mistake or adjustment in the bill. Should have been adjusted for the total neglect. Additionally, 20% gratuity was automatically added to the bill, in spite of the service issue. Can't highly recommend.

I went here in the middle of the day with my husband for a late lunch. I really enjoyed the meal. We ordered a borscht which comes with a pirozhok, which is like a savory puff pastry with meat inside (although they have a vegetable option as well). Both were really well flavored and the pastry was very crispy and fluffy, a rare find in the pastry world. We also ordered the smoked salmon blinis, which were very good. Blinis are not your typical crepes, they are slightly heavier and chewier, which is very satisfying with the sour cream and salmon. It’s always a pleasant experience to go to a restaurant that isn’t run of the mill, but has good food.

Authentic Eastern European cuisines served in a rustic vibe. My friend and I came here a while ago to try authentic Russian fares. As expected, we were the only English-speaking group at the restaurant, but our server was very welcoming and accommodating. It seemed like there were several groups coming in to celebrate special occasions, and we were fortunate to enjoy live piano throughout the evening. We shared a couple of apps and a soup, and I had the sturgeon tzar with Russian kasha for the entrée. Served with a side of sour cream, both the blintze and the pirozhok were good, but the latter pulled ahead as a winner. Wrapped in a crispy baked pastry, the meat pirozhok was very flavorful, and I especially liked pairing it with the traditional beet-based soup - borscht. Sturgeon was also a nice surprise, and I liked that its texture was a bit similar to that of cod. Overall, our experience at Cafe St.Petersburg was definitely far from typical dining experience in Boston. Nevertheless, we really liked the feeling of being transported to a local restaurant in a small Eastern European country, and I would highly recommend giving them a try.

if you want home cooked food. on a friendly environment.. with great prices.. this is the place for russian. Georgian. Ukrainian foods.. it is a large place to have parties.. staff is great.. not a fancy place but that is why you go.. prices are very reasonable.. food is fresh.. it is like grandma is cooking for you.. come home and enjoy here.. they open they are open.. if not they are not.. but if they are there they will cook for you. be nice and they are the best, they have updated their menu and added some wonderful things

A Delightful Journey Back in Time Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review: I recently had the pleasure of visiting this hidden gem tucked away in the heart of the city, and I must say, it was an experience that left me utterly captivated. From the moment I stepped through the doors, I was transported to a bygone era, a time of elegance, sophistication, and culinary delights. Allow me to share my delightful journey at this charming establishment. The first thing that caught my attention was the enchanting kitchen atmosphere. It exuded a nostalgic aura, taking me back to the days of grand dining halls and lavish banquets. The attention to detail was impeccable, with vintage decor, elegant chandeliers casting a soft glow, and beautifully set tables that evoked a sense of timeless elegance. The lady owner's touch was evident in every corner, creating a warm and inviting ambiance that was both cozy and refined. The menu, oh, the menu! It was a culinary masterpiece, offering a selection of Russian fare that was truly a feast for the senses. Each dish was meticulously crafted, showcasing the rich flavors and traditional techniques of Russian cuisine. From the hearty borscht and tender beef stroganoff to the delicate pelmeni and indulgent caviar, every bite was a revelation. The infusion of vodka with various flavors added a unique twist to the dining experience, providing a perfect complement to the sumptuous dishes. To further elevate the atmosphere, a talented pianist graced the establishment with their melodic tunes. The classical music filled the air, intertwining with the clinking of glasses and the laughter of delighted patrons, creating an atmosphere of enchantment and refinement. It was a true symphony of culinary delights and soul-stirring melodies. But what truly sets this establishment apart is the personal touch of the lady owner. Her passion for hospitality and her commitment to creating an unforgettable experience for her guests shone through in every aspect of the evening. She effortlessly made everyone feel like a welcomed guest in her own home, ensuring that every need was met with grace and warmth. In conclusion, my visit to this establishment was nothing short of magical. The kitchen atmosphere, with its nostalgic charm and elegant setting, took me on a journey back in time. The Russian fare, infused vodkas, and live piano music added layers of delight to an already exceptional experience. To the lady owner, I extend my heartfelt gratitude for creating such a haven of beauty, taste, and hospitality. If you're seeking a dining experience that transports you to a world of elegance and grace, I wholeheartedly recommend paying a visit to this extraordinary establishment. Prepare to be enchanted, indulge in exquisite cuisine, and let the melodies of the pianist sweep you away. You won't be disappointed. Once again, my sincere thanks to the lady owner for curating such a memorable and beautiful experience. Visited: July 2023

We had a wake here, the food was awful and so is the service. They charged a lot for family style and promised plenty to serve. After all served very little, extremely slow. The appetizers were from store jars, and the hot dishes they stated to serve when people were living. They overcharged, taking advantage over other people's mourning and in extremely difficult time. My strong belief, 5 star reviews below are all fake, impossible to rate this place as 5 star.