Count Vronsky and Anna Karenina would be at home in this opulent czarist townhouse, appointed with antiques, chandeliers, and lovely furniture and artwork. The decoratively uniformed waiters exhibit spit and polish and make everyone feel cosseted. They are especially adept at fancy caviar service. What`s more, you don`t have to be rich as a count to enjoy it, as prices are fairly moderate. Blini, borscht, lamb dumplings, grilled sturgeon in mustard sauce, and steamed salmon in sorrel sauce are elevated experiences.
With a Russian menu, this is a fine dining establishment. Expect the average entrée to cost roughly $20 to $30, and most people go dressed casual, but fashionable.
Atmosphere: The restaurant has a historic and eye catching European style décor. The interior is enhanced by antiques and flowers and plants, and the lighting is soft. The place is decorated with a collection of various hard-to-find collectibles.
The restaurant is very small, and is grand and relaxed and frequented by an upscale crowd. Table talk is no problem here - noise level is unobtrusive.
More Reasons to Go: There is background music while you dine. Firebird Russian is appropriate (if not ideal) for birthdays, anniversaries, other romantic evenings, groups and private parties.
Eating & Drinking: Open for lunch and dinner.A full selection of alcoholic beverages are served, and you`ll find that there is a good selection of wines. In addition, the restaurant has a lounge inside.
Details to Note: Reservations are suggested. Parking has been arranged for customers.
Ways to Pay: Cash, MasterCard, Visa, American Express, Diners Club and Discover
Hours of Operation: Dinner 5:00pm-11:30pm; Sunday—Monday 5:00pm-10:30pm
