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In article <2rd6oh$npi@decuac.dec.com> laurent@tamrc.enet.dec.com (Hal Laurent) writes:
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>In article <2raqp0$lvc@willow.c3i.saic.com>, winkler@c3i.saic.com (Ira S. Winkler) writes...
>>There is a place on Bolton Hill in Baltimore called Moscow Nights.  (It may be
>>called Russion Nights.)  From what I have heard it is pretty good, but I have 
>>never personally been there.  I am not sure if that's close enough for your
>>purposes.
>
>Better check before driving that far.  I'm pretty sure that
>they're no longer in business.

I saw their sign - glowing at night - last fall. 

:-) and thought, what an anti-advertisement! Is there anything more boring,
scary and disgusting at the same time!

Better go to a Chienese place for Russian pel'meni (meat dumplings), to a
Japanese one for stroganina (sashimi) and course to Persepolis for shashlyk
(or shish-kabob).

Noone would serve you kasha and syrniki breakfast anyway - even the famed
Serbian Russian Expensive place in the Falls.

		D