Elena's Cafe

When you look at the menu board on the wall, it's mostly wraps or salads or whatever. But if you want an adventure, skip over all that nonsense and go to the end of menu, where you'll find a small selection of authentic Russian food. The borscht was excellent, relying more on cabbage rather than beets (which I'm used to). It's filled with wonderful flavors that make you forget that you're eating cabbage and beet soup.

The meat ravioli was an adventure, not like an Italian dish at all. My friend liked whatever she had. The husband and wife who run the place are very friendly.

Posted 09/20/08 | Report Abuse

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