This place is under new ownership and has a different name now. Wife and I went there a night before the friend’s birthday party while staying in Brooklyn for a couple of nights. They have a good DJ who makes the night going and food was good. Our waiter was nice and got everything to our table quickly. The owner is there at night, says hello to every guest and asking if everything is ok. Really nice guy. Their bouncer is like a Russian Hulk. Really nice guy too. That pace doesn’t have a Liquer license and you could bring your own booze.
leonidp534
Dishonest con artists. Took a $200 deposit, never did the party and never refunded the money. Gave me the run-around every time I called to get my deposit back. I dealt with Eugene and son from the former Rasputin restaurant, now called Dynasty.
Benny Hamblin
I sat in the park for several hours watching as an old man walked in ever narrowing circles around a feeble half dead oak tree. I could almost see his thoughts as he finally approached the tree and grasp the egg from the nest that was sitting on a low hanging branch. There holding the blue speckled egg of a robin he felt like a god. He thought he could return the egg to its place and give this bird all the possibilities a life could hold or he could simply drop it to the ground and deny it life itself. Yet he did neither. Instead he turned and threw the egg at a chubby lad who was near by playing with a ribbon. I felt sad both for the lost life of the bird and for the humiliation of the chubby ribbon loving lad. My soul needed warmth and light so I of course thought of the Russian people. I called my friend Sergi "the human VCR" Constov and he pointed me towards the epicenter of New York's Russian culture the Romanoff. The joyous music and hearty food (you must have the fish) restored my faith in humanity. I was so inspired I tracked down the chubby lad and gave him a new bright orange ribbon. I also tracked down the evil old man and gave him a gift card for a free eharmony trial hoping that love would change his evil ways. Thank you Romanoff. Your food and fervor bettered three lives that cold January day.
Munteanu Vasile
Rude staff, bad atmosphere, wine bar had 2 types of wine... (4.99$ bottles selling for 30$) food was not fresh
Max S
What happened to Russian restaurants? Specifically the flagship restaurant.
Elijah Zimmerman
Rude managers, poor organization of events, pricey and mediocre food.
Alina Fabian
Food is horrible
Mihaela Cojan
Very cold inside and I was asking to get my jacket on me but they said i will dance and drink and then I will fell ok ... the food was good but service was very slow.
Alina Fabian
Food is horrible We ordered two different types of salad and we received the same kind only that one was with cheese and one without. Disrespectful staff They put you to leave your coat in wardrobe for a fee, and you are not allowed to take it inside even if it's very cold there
Gelo Petsvona
This is an old school Russian restaurant in Brooklyn. With the show, dinner and dancing. The food is ok, just what you expect out of Russian restaurant. The show wasn't really that good, I would say semi-professional. The only thing I didn't like was the acoustics, not sure what is going on, but it was loud and all over the place.
Great food, great entertainment. But needs some work on climate control. I am sure it will come.
Chakra Pani Sharma
The administration does everything just to save money! Low quality and not enough food! Be very careful while booking big parties!
HueHUe Hue
Ordered a table weeks in advance for 12 people for the first week of November, 2019. This table was setup for us at the very front of the restaurant, right under the stage. The speakers were literally just a few feet away from our ears. Furthermore, because of the seating, half of the show was unwatchable from our table.
Elle Ellachka
Food was bomb! Came for thanksgiving and Had such a blast!!!! We had such an amazing banquet- burrata cheese, liver pate, kani salad, meet, seafood pasta, turkey, rice and so much more - and all for 80 bucks a person! Highly recommend for any occasion
This place is under new ownership and has a different name now. Wife and I went there a night before the friend’s birthday party while staying in Brooklyn for a couple of nights. They have a good DJ who makes the night going and food was good. Our waiter was nice and got everything to our table quickly. The owner is there at night, says hello to every guest and asking if everything is ok. Really nice guy. Their bouncer is like a Russian Hulk. Really nice guy too. That pace doesn’t have a Liquer license and you could bring your own booze.
Dishonest con artists. Took a $200 deposit, never did the party and never refunded the money. Gave me the run-around every time I called to get my deposit back. I dealt with Eugene and son from the former Rasputin restaurant, now called Dynasty.
I sat in the park for several hours watching as an old man walked in ever narrowing circles around a feeble half dead oak tree. I could almost see his thoughts as he finally approached the tree and grasp the egg from the nest that was sitting on a low hanging branch. There holding the blue speckled egg of a robin he felt like a god. He thought he could return the egg to its place and give this bird all the possibilities a life could hold or he could simply drop it to the ground and deny it life itself. Yet he did neither. Instead he turned and threw the egg at a chubby lad who was near by playing with a ribbon. I felt sad both for the lost life of the bird and for the humiliation of the chubby ribbon loving lad. My soul needed warmth and light so I of course thought of the Russian people. I called my friend Sergi "the human VCR" Constov and he pointed me towards the epicenter of New York's Russian culture the Romanoff. The joyous music and hearty food (you must have the fish) restored my faith in humanity. I was so inspired I tracked down the chubby lad and gave him a new bright orange ribbon. I also tracked down the evil old man and gave him a gift card for a free eharmony trial hoping that love would change his evil ways. Thank you Romanoff. Your food and fervor bettered three lives that cold January day.
Rude staff, bad atmosphere, wine bar had 2 types of wine... (4.99$ bottles selling for 30$) food was not fresh
What happened to Russian restaurants? Specifically the flagship restaurant.
Rude managers, poor organization of events, pricey and mediocre food.
Food is horrible
Very cold inside and I was asking to get my jacket on me but they said i will dance and drink and then I will fell ok ... the food was good but service was very slow.
Food is horrible We ordered two different types of salad and we received the same kind only that one was with cheese and one without. Disrespectful staff They put you to leave your coat in wardrobe for a fee, and you are not allowed to take it inside even if it's very cold there
This is an old school Russian restaurant in Brooklyn. With the show, dinner and dancing. The food is ok, just what you expect out of Russian restaurant. The show wasn't really that good, I would say semi-professional. The only thing I didn't like was the acoustics, not sure what is going on, but it was loud and all over the place.
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Great performances and food
Great food, great entertainment. But needs some work on climate control. I am sure it will come.
The administration does everything just to save money! Low quality and not enough food! Be very careful while booking big parties!
Ordered a table weeks in advance for 12 people for the first week of November, 2019. This table was setup for us at the very front of the restaurant, right under the stage. The speakers were literally just a few feet away from our ears. Furthermore, because of the seating, half of the show was unwatchable from our table.
Food was bomb! Came for thanksgiving and Had such a blast!!!! We had such an amazing banquet- burrata cheese, liver pate, kani salad, meet, seafood pasta, turkey, rice and so much more - and all for 80 bucks a person! Highly recommend for any occasion
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