need a Russian restaurant in LA

[purrroar]

I want to take a bunch of my American friends to a Russian restaurant. We want music and dancing and the whole shabang. (But above all - good food). Last year we went to a place in SF Valley, and everyone loved it. Any suggestions?

How is "ohotnik" (St. Petersburg?)

[purrroar]

I want to take a bunch of American friends to a Russian restaurant that has music, dancing, and - above all - good food. Last year we went to a place in SF Valley, and everyone loved it. Any suggestions?

How is "Ohotnik" (St. Petersburg?)

(Not sure if I'm posting in the right forum - first time here)

[Манюня]

I started thinking - good food?! Avoid Russian restaurants at all cost!!!! But then saw you write that you actually liked one in the Valley, which one was that?

[dream fairy]

Есть какой-то ресторан на углу Санта Моника И Феирфакс.
По моему они все одинаково ужасны, особенно музыка.

[purrroar]

I think it was Russian Nights or something, on Magnolia.

I love Russian food, so no matter where we go I'll love it. Just want something that the environment is not too.. loud? for my friends.

[Манюня]

No, don't know the one on Magnolia.

Anyway, if you are not too picky, try Premier on Ventura.

[purrroar]

Sorry forgot to say that we've all moved away from the valley and are in the city now Figured this wouldn't be hard with West Hollywood around the corner, but :confused:

[Манюня]

Then try Traktir, I hear people like the food there

[noincomingcalls]

Go To Roberts Cousine on LaBrea, no music, but "Seplenak Tabaka" is ubelivable!!! ...
but u might ran into somebody having "pominki" there, anyhow, "Seplenak Tabaka" all worth it

[Akela]

Go To Roberts Cousine on LaBrea, no music, but "Seplenak Tabaka" is ubelivable!!! ...
but u might ran into somebody having "pominki" there, anyhow, "Seplenak Tabaka" all worth it

BTW we have two most famous "funeral" restaraunts in Brooklyn... "Paris" and "Arbat" (place of the last forum meeting). ;)