Quhnia Bar & Restaurant

You got folks in town? Quhnia . more

Very good ethnic Russian Food. Quaint location. Good waiter service during meal. Would not take credit cards even though both MasterCard and Visa were posted in their window. more

I love the ambiance and the food is really delicious. I have been back often and have sent friends there too. Pros: crepes and quite atmosphere more

Is it Polish? Is it Russian? Italian? French? How about French and Italian tinted Eastern European food. Satisfying but not overly large portions. The food was 100% delicious. The braised beef with kasha was worth the entire dinner. (Get that!!) Pros: intimate atomosphere, friendly service, excellent food, unique drinks Cons: expensive, limited seating more

Reading the previous reviews and reading their menu online, I was looking forward to checking out this restaurant. Unfortunately, we were disappointed. The menu we were given was different than the one online (fewer options from each section) and the food was very mediocre. Service was friendly & warm until the end when the waiter told us he couldn't change a $20 and then wouldn't let us put the meal on several cards! He finally went down the street to get change when we told him that left us with no options. The ambiance at this place was great, so it's unfortunate the food wasn't too great. May have hit it on an off night, but I probably won't give it a second chance. Seemed more like a place for their friends to hang out than a real restaurant. Pros: Ambiance, Neighborhood Cons: Mediocre Food more

We have been to this restaurant twice and enjoyed it! The chesse plate is great. So is the cabbage soup (which was a special). They had a decent selection of wine and the service was wonderful. Overall, it a nice place for a quiet dinner. more

Quhnia Restaurant the food is great wow! spectacular dishes like blini with caviar fantastic roast duck and the brunches are great too. The place is cozy and comforting try them out Pros: wines, vodka, comforting more

My friend and I stumbled on this quiet spot in the East Village on a late Sunday evening. My friend started off with a light borscht and I started off with a selection of delicious artisanal cheeses. We both had the beef stroganoff for the main course. The beef stroganoff was very good and hearty. They have a large selection of vodkas and a good selection of wines. The service was warm and friendly. This place is good if you're in the mood for a quiet place to have a relaxing, hearty meal with friends. Pros: delicious,hearty food, great service, great vodkas/wines more