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Happy hour specials
Outdoor seating
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Evelyn M.

Quite overpriced... my boyfriend and I both got borscht soup and it was $20 each. It was enough to fill us both up on a cold winter day but for $20... maybe not coming back. I was a little dismayed that I paid close to $50 for just soup. Interior is quite nice though, I feel like it might have a very romantic feel during the nighttime. The plates and cups were also quite cute. Everything came quickly and borscht tasted well.

Stephanie U.

Cute spot on broome street. They had live music when we went on Sunday for afternoon tea. The afternoon tea was lack luster. The tea was cold and flavorless. They served avocado toast without salt... the cake was delicious and that was the only positive about this place. They also forgot about us. Will never go back

Borscht
Jessica L.

Walking the dogs to the park and we always walk by here. Finally tried it tonight. From the appetizer to the entree everything was delicious. The service was good. Since we sat outside took them a bit to come out to check on us. Ambiance is cute. The color and the small water fountain with music fits well. It was a bit chilly to sit out tonight but eating with dogs. They gave us a complimentary alcohol drink. Not sure what it was. I only heard cranberry. Maybe it was cause we were cold. It helped warm us up. The honey comb cake sweetness level is good. But was a little bit dry. Me and my friend ate dinner sharing a fork. If we waited for someone to come out for us to ask about the fork. Our food would have been cold by then. At the end when we got the check. They gave us a handcraft chocolate candy and that was very good also. Only complaint was the one fork but two knives for our entrees. Overall highly recommend here. Will come back and try the other things.

Mishka Restaurant in Soho. Very inviting atmosphere.
Marc R.

This is the loveliest restaurant. The walls are adorned with antiques, artwork, and mirrors. Chandeliers hang from the ceilings. Soft music. It feels like stepping into a fine restaurant in Warsaw. As for the food, everything I ordered was delicious. This is the real deal. I ordered the mushroom soup. Yum! Just like I had last year in Poland. I recommend the dumplings, too. Such an inviting atmosphere, and the waitress was attentive. Perfect! I recommend this 1000%!!!

Butter milk croissants
Yosef A D.

Great Eastern European food! And the owner, what an incredible host ! Highly recommend...

Chicken breast croquette with mash potato and dill.
Paul M.

Chicken breast croquette with mash potato and dill. Fantastic meal. So satisfying. I could have taken a better a picture but I got sidetrack with the good taste. I never had Russian food and this is a definite a good first time !!

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Knowledge C.

The owner is sweet and the food is amazing don't forget to try the tea and the deserts!! Make sure you come hungry !

Medovik (honey cake)
Guilherme P.

Extremely tasty and authentic! Great service and ambiance! Medovik (honey cake) was amazing and delicious!

Signature breakfast
Claudia D.

AMAZING place to enjoy Eastern European cuisine. The whole experience is very pleasant - delicious food, cozy atmosphere, you always feel welcome and relaxed! Highly recommend to stop by

Marina exceeded my expectations during my visit this evening.. I came here looking for a taste of home cooking and I got everything and more. The hospitality here is more than a customer could ever expect and ask for. They not only serve you but they make everything themselves. I would recommend this to anyone looking for a unique experience and for anyone looking for a taste of home. The service and care here is outstanding and MISHKA is definitely a hidden gem that needs to be discovered

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