Golden Cafe is a casual restaurant with two rooms for seating serving both locals and tourists with a menu that features Georgian and Russian specialties and Israeli grill.
Reasonably good, hot, kosher food in Russia is wonderful; they keep long hours and have a good web site (although not everything on the menu was available the day we went)
We ordered the most exotic-sounding Georgian dishes they offered. We got beef, chicken, and vegetables (eggplant, peppers) all stewed in pleasant but uninteresting sauces. As is not unusual in small restaurants, there was too much oil on everything, or perhaps Russians like it that way. They served very good bread, which was paid for separately. Everything (vegetables, meat, noodles, kasha, bread) is listed and charged separately. Dinner for 2 came to $45. pre-tip.
Overall, it was fine, but uninteresting.
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