Manilov - Tver

Sori's making mistakes. They don't let me pick a dish once. They asked me to come back later in two seconds and tells you the waitress to tell you how we can't choose from the menu. Foon music isn't about it. It's a long time. Room 3 is busy, and I've been on my way for an hour. Men are only made of fish. Many people don't eat fish. Found a menu with a kitten tastes worse than a school table. The Russian old man. The curtains are dirty. They didn't bring the tablets. Music plays loud and not Russian. Dirty stove in the bathroom... There's good ice cream. It's a good toilet paper.

A neat and clean place with a quite extensive traditional Russian cuisine menu. Approximately 35 seating is more a cafe standard. The interiors are hidden with many small details. Looks like classic mid-XIX century designs richly decorated. The price class is moderate. With 2 USD dishes for tapas up to 14 USD for the main course. Recommended for companies or families not over 10 people. Added to this review are screenshots of the current menu 2017

It is a very good café/restaurant. I recommend it. Food was delicious, prices are not expensive for Russia.

Sori's making mistakes. They don't let me pick a dish once. They asked me to come back later in two seconds and tells you the waitress to tell you how we can't choose from the menu. Foon music isn't about it. It's a long time. Room 3 is busy, and I've been on my way for an hour. Men are only made of fish. Many people don't eat fish. Found a menu with a kitten tastes worse than a school table. The Russian old man. The curtains are dirty. They didn't bring the tablets. Music plays loud and not Russian. Dirty stove in the bathroom... There's good ice cream. It's a good toilet paper.

Very good