For all things Russian, head down to Mánesova, which is quickly becoming the street with a bit of everything. Ruský Salón’s cellar café space is clean-lined and classy, with raised armchair seating around the more usual wooden chairs. Russian staples such as bread and herring (“drink some vodka” they advise), blinis (pancakes) pelmeni (like pirogi), Sobraine cigarettes and of course caviar. Delicious light meals, breakfast, salads plus a deli and CD, DVD, video rentals.

(55 - 160Kč)

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• Tommy Allington 18 May 2011
  AS I LOVE A RUSSIAN I HAVE FALLEN EVER DEEPER IN LOVE WITH ALL THINGS RUSSIAN. THIS IS A PLACE I CAN SERIOUSLY RECOMMEND A VISIT TO IF YOU'RE ANYTHING LIKE ME. UNDOUBTEDLY THE BEST VODKA IN PRAGUE.