Nevski propose une cuisine russe authentique ancrée dans les traditions culinaires slaves classiques. Le menu met en avant des plats roboratifs tels que les pelmeni garnis de viande, le bortsch riche en saveurs et le bœuf stroganoff préparé avec une technique rigoureuse. La carte privilégie des recettes conçues pour offrir des textures consistantes et des profils aromatiques profonds. L'esthétique intérieure reflète une influence rustique, accordant la priorité au confort fonctionnel plutôt qu'aux ornements décoratifs modernes. Chaque assiette souligne les ingrédients fondamentaux de la région, incluant des légumes racines, des condiments fermentés et des protéines de qualité. Cet établissement constitue un lieu direct pour ceux qui recherchent des plats est-européens classiques et sans prétention servis dans un cadre pragmatique. L'approche culinaire demeure strictement fidèle aux méthodes de préparation régionales établies, garantissant des résultats constants pour chaque mets proposé.
Nevski est largement reconnu comme une perle cachée à Montréal, offrant un voyage authentique et savoureux à travers la cuisine russe et géorgienne. Les convives apprécient particulièrement les plats délicieux et bien préparés comme les khachapuris, les pelmeni et les vareniki, qui sont accompagnés d'une carte de cocktails créative et variée. L'atmosphère est constamment décrite comme chaleureuse, nostalgique et singulièrement animée, ce qui en fait un excellent choix pour des soirées décontractées ou des rassemblements festifs. De nombreux clients soulignent le personnel exceptionnellement accueillant et dévoué qui s'efforce d'offrir un service attentionné dans un cadre inclusif. Grâce à ses événements thématiques récurrents et son décor charmant, le restaurant propose une expérience mémorable qui pousse les visiteurs à revenir pour la qualité de sa cuisine et son ambiance locale attrayante.
The food is authentic Russian 🪆 food & the service is great. Most of the staff actually speak Russian & are super nice 👍🙂. I would recommend to check their social media feed & go for a special event. We were there for'Maslinitsa' which is a special holiday & they serve delicious 🤤 crapes 🥞 🍯 I don't usually even like sweets but it was delicious. We also had the borscht which was ok, the pelmeni 🥟 with 🍄 were delicious & the drinks 🍻🍷 🍸 were very original as well. Over all great experience well worth checking out. Only negative is that we were seating all the way in the back & it was super hot in the winter ❄?☃? time as I guess people near the entrance must feel a breese. The live music was absolutely great. 🎶 🎷. *The entrance is not easy to find it's actually on the little side street between King 👑 & Queen streets.
Really cool restaurant. Very nice vibe with good songs in Russian. Their cocktails are delicious. I really enjoyed the morse code. The servers were attentive, kind & efficient. I will definitely be returning. The food looked delicious.
Was excited to have Russian & Georgian food again. However, this place was a bit of a disappointment. We arrived & were told that we needed to order quickly as they were having a private event at 930pm, which was lots of time since we arrived at 830pm. However, the server took forever & we were clearly forgotten. we were finally able to flag down someone & placed our order. The mushroom dumplings & the chicken adjika dumplings were good but only lukewarm. The tefteli meatball cheese boat / khachapuri was a fraction of the size of what you see in their Instagram posts with only 3 meatballs & the cheese was still hard & not fully melted. You can see in the video the egg is runny but the cheese is hard & it was difficult to dip the bread as instructed on their menu on how to eat! The donuts were also hard & not sweet enough as a dessert. It was all ok & tasty but because everything wasn't hot, it didn't seem fresh.
A colleague from Russia strongly recommended me to come to Nevski, as the cuisine & ambiance are authentic Russian. I really enjoyed the cheeseboat (spinach & peppers), borscht, & multi-layered cake. The waiters were very attentive & most helpful in guiding me as to the best dishes to sample. The mule (with ginger beer & mint) was so refreshing! I look forward to returning soon!
Me & my partner were very excited to find a place that serves Khachapuri, it was very delicious as expected. We ordered 2 borscht , 2 khachapuri & a pitcher of mule. The mule was very good as well. The borscht was okay. We knew that since the location was in the old port it would be a little pricey but for 2 appetizers, 2 single portions of khachapuri & a pitcher of mule totalled 110$ before tip. The mule was expected price as cocktails in Montréal prices are on par, but 50$ for 2 soups & 2 khachapuri was a bit much, I also ordered the "saucy braised beef & pickle khachapuri" (18$) & it was more like beef bits sparsely covering the small cheese boat. It could have maybe came with a side portion of Russian salad or cabbage, since the size of the khachapuri is comparison to a large slice of pizza. Additionally we even decided to have dessert at home since the bill was already racked up. Unfortunately, We won't be going back.
This Russian restaurant/bar in Old Port offers delicious cuisine at reasonable prices, although the portions are a tad small. The staff's warmth shines through, as they generously offered us complimentary shots. The captivating decor seamlessly blends Russian & Soviet styles, making it a thoroughly enjoyable experience - a solid 5/5.
Nothing outstanding (very basic Russian cuisine - nothing wow) & very little quantity for the high price tag, So it's definitely not worth going here more than one time. But service & atmosphere were really top notch!
