St. Petersburg Restaurant

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St. Petersburg Restaurant

  • July 5, 2001
  • Rated 4 of 5 by marcopolo from Savannah, Georgia
For the past several years I have always ended a tour with a farewell gala at the St. Petersburg Restaurant. This past June was no exception and I am delighted to say that the place is even better than ever. Our group ate at thirty three different restaurants during this "White Nights" tour and the St, Petersburg was the favorite of the group. Our vegetarian attorney from Atlanta, GA raved about the vegetable tournedos, a layer each of zucchini, super-sweet onion, grilled eggplant, and tomato topped with a sharp but understated sauce that seemed to draw out the individual flavors of each item. The floor show was spirited, the cavier and blinni (crepes) were great and our meals were also superb. We spent a total of ninety dollars for five to each eat a four course meal with champagne, cavier and a floor show. My old friend Nataly Tabaeleg, the manager, was everywhere making sure things were correctly done. Our waiter, Sasha Nastushenko, could work at any five star establishment in New York or Paris and never miss a beat. All things being said I can say that I have paid far more and far less for a meal than that night at the St. Petersburg in Russia, but never have I ever had a better meal.

From journal Culture and Art tour of St. Petersburg

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St. Petersburg Restaurant

  • June 6, 2000
  • Rated 4 of 5 by barbara from Atlanta, Georgia
St. Petersburg Restaurant

The restaurant is wonderfully decorated with tall Tiffany-style lamps in the lobby. Our tour guide got our group tables right in front of the stage for a floor show one evening for dinner. As we ate caviar and drank vodka (Russian delicacies both), Peter the Great led a 'Russia meets Las Vegas'type floor show that was actually raucously entertaining. Women in traditional Russian dress danced while the most famous of Tsars sang in Russian. After the Chicken Kiev and desserts were eaten, the dance floor was available to guests. After leaving the St. Petersburg dinner, three of us left the group with which we were touring and met one of our young Russian guides in a bar next door to the restaurant (See Night life section of journal). This made for a very memorable evening not soon forgotten!

From journal Peter’s City

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