Primorski Restaurant

In almost the center of Little Odessa ( a.k.a. Brighton Beach ) is Primorski. A nightclub, known for its copious buffets and flowing Vodka, but they are also open for lunch—or are they??? There was a roof leak and most of the bathrooms were fl ... more

In almost the center of Little Odessa ( a.k.a. Brighton Beach ) is Primorski. A nightclub, known for its copious buffets and flowing Vodka, but they are also open for lunch—or are they??? There was a roof leak and most of the bathrooms were flooded. We were the only patrons and none of us spoke Russian and our waitress spoke no English! Primorski advertises a $6 dollar three course, sit down hot lunch, with soup, salad, main course and coffee it is a real bargain. However, trying to resolve the complexities of their menu without speaking fluent Russian is not easy. It turns out there is a second prix fixe lunch at $ 12 and it is a true banquet. There is hot Georgian Borscht and a Lamb and Potato soup, served with Afghan Bread, which is a meal in itself. Next comes both Shepard Salad and Cabbage Salad, the cabbage salad is just oozing olive oil. A platter of Cheese Borekas filled us up and the main course was yet to arrive. Be careful what you asked for !!! The main course finally arrived, an immense platter heaped with Sausage, Cornish Hens, Chicken Tabac, Chicken Sish kabob with a small mountain of potatoes done nicely with Rosemary. There was no way we were going to finish. Just in case, you would starve between the main course and dessert. Fruit Blintzes, roll your own crepes with fruit jam and sour cream were served. My favorites. The owner apologized to us a dessert was late, and still to come was chocolate layer cake, with extra chocolates, but having spent ninety minutes over the previous courses, we paid our bill and fled. for more see www.ditmasestates.com less

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Primorski (means "by-the-sea" and it is). With stained glass windows of a nautical theme, long rows of tables, with white table cloths, and live music on weekends, it is loaded with atmosphere. The food is traditional, hearty and good, b ... more

Primorski (means "by-the-sea" and it is). With stained glass windows of a nautical theme, long rows of tables, with white table cloths, and live music on weekends, it is loaded with atmosphere. The food is traditional, hearty and good, but not for the colesterol conscious. You can always order from the menu. If you are celebrating a special occasion with a group of 8-10 or more, consider reservng a "banquet" table, at $35-50 a head, which includes vodka, 2'-3' gorgeous fruit baskets as centerpieces, large cold platters of salads, pickled vegetables, smoked fish and delicious homebaked bread stuffed with melted cheese and entrees and desserts for all. (How much is included depends upon the price per head you choose.) The festive evening starts with traditional (charming) Russian music for the "old folks." As grandma, grandpa, mom and pop start to leave, a younger, hipper crowd begins to fill the place up and the music turns to kitchy Russian disco music with current U.S. hits piped in when the band takes its breaks. The crowd is enthusiastic and the youngsters attractive in their "club" finery. This is not a jeans or sweat pants scene. If you like to eat, drink and dance. Primoski will provide you with a terrific evening for $25-$50 per person less

Primorski (means "by-the-sea" and it is). With stained glass windows of a nautical theme, long rows of tables, with white table cloths, and live music on weekends, it is loaded with atmosphere. The food is traditional, hearty and good, but not fo ... more

Primorski (means "by-the-sea" and it is). With stained glass windows of a nautical theme, long rows of tables, with white table cloths, and live music on weekends, it is loaded with atmosphere. The food is traditional, hearty and good, but not for the colesterol conscious.
You can always order from the menu. If you are celebrating a special occasion with a group of 8-10 or more, consider reservng a "banquet" table, at $35-50 a head, which includes vodka, 2'-3' gorgeous fruit baskets as centerpieces, large cold platters of salads, pickled vegetables, smoked fish and delicious homebaked bread stuffed with melted cheese and entrees and desserts for all. (How much is included depends upon the price per head you choose.)
The festive evening starts with traditional (charming) Russian music for the "old folks." As grandma, grandpa, mom and pop start to leave, a younger, hipper crowd begins to fill the place up and the music turns to kitchy Russian disco music with current U.S. hits piped in when the band takes its breaks. The crowd is enthusiastic and the youngsters attractive in their "club" finery. This is not a jeans or sweat pants scene.
If you like to eat, drink and dance. Primoski will provide you with a terrific evening for $25-$50 per person. less