Nevsky, Montreal’s Russian-themed downtown restaurant, is a kitschy spot serving Russian-inspired cuisine and dishes from other former Soviet republics.

Montreal’s Russian restaurant offers alcoholic milkshakes, artistic St. Petersburg-style decor, and a menu of Moscow mules.

Nevsky’s khachapuri, a Georgian cheese bread dish, is made with homemade dough and a blend of cheeses, topped with a runny egg yolk – and the restaurant menu even teaches you how to eat it.

Its Moscow mule menu, four different versions of the classic drink – made from different spirits, ginger beer, fruit syrups, and citrus – even offers pitcher mules for $ 29. There is also an extensive cocktail menu with 10 more Russian-themed options and a few more pitcher options available for the same price.

Nevsky also offers a menu of dumplings stuffed with different meats, herbs and vegetables.

While the menu also features Russian-inspired desserts, you can also satisfy your sweet tooth with a menu of alcoholic milkshakes made with Russian ice cream, milk, Russian waffles and vodka, Kahlua, whiskey, and Amaretto. .

With so much alcohol on the menu, it’s hard to choose your favorite drink – Nevsky also has a large menu of vodka, which you can enjoy with bread and pickles in real Russian form, as well as a wine list and beers.