They have Russian, Ukrainian, Lithuanian, and Polish food.
The interior and lighting was very beautiful. Our waiter was Nicholas and he was very attentive and patient. They had Belgian and Russian beers. I ordered the Chimay (white) for $10. They also have Lithuanian beers which come in a historic looking stone mug, very neat.
The Beef Stroganoff was $25 and extremely tender and savory. The Borscht was $10, and was smooth and delicious. The Creme Brulee was $9 and it was okay.
The waiter told us that on Friday nights they have live music from 7pm to 9pm, usually Russian or Latin. Saturday nights they have Blues also from 7pm to 9pm.
The service was above and beyond, definitely 5 stars, however, for the price the size portions seem on the smaller side.