That was one of the worst experiences I ever had with restaurants. Pretensions place which doesn't have any right to be pretensions. In fact it is like any Russian restaurant with poor...
food, horrible entourage (glasses for beer were as those used in Hi-teck catering dining-rooms). Overestimated (moderately speaking) menu description with SHOCKING prices which do not reflect reality at all (ravioli with potatoes - traditional Russian dish which needs minimum products and very simple in preparation) had price of 75 NIS! As for taste - well, I'm almost sure that they bought them in semi-ready (20 NIS the 0.5 kg pack) and just threw them into the pan before serving.Glass of LOCAL wine was 50 NIS - isn't that ridiculous?! Service was... well, satisfactory for 30 shekels cafe but definitely NOT for such a pretentious and expensive place. When I just got to the place there was only one table with clients besides me and it took like 20 minutes for the waiter to attend - well, he was the only waiter there. Lovely, isn't it?I was stupid enough to order Margarita. Well, they brought it in the appropriate glass (surprisingly enough) but… without ice. At all. And when I pointed it out to the waiter and he, mincing as a head dresser, said that traditional Margarita should be served with SNOW (well, we learn something every day, don’t we? Especially from mincing waiters . But then again – may be by SNOW he meant coke?)BREAD. I'm absolutely positive that they bought bread in one of the Russian grocery shops. For a restaurant (and I'm not talking about the luxurious restaurant that they present themselves to be – just any regular cafe) it is a real shame.Well. Too bad the grades here do not have the appropriate status names. I would have given to everything DISGUSTING!
