Social bathhouse with a Russian focus, built for cycling between hot saunas, steam rooms, and a cold plunge. The signature venik platza is a vigorous massage with leafy birch twigs administered inside the main parilka steam room.
Classic deli counter and leather booths set the scene for piled-high pastrami on rye, matzoh ball soup, and latkes. Hot sandwiches and all-day breakfast plates move quickly from kitchen to table near MacArthur Park.
Spacious Brooklyn dining room serving elaborate Russian banquets and European seafood. White-clothed tables fill the space for long multi-course dinners, with live music running late into Saturday nights.
Traditional Russian banya focused on a vigorous cycle of steam rooms, saunas, and icy plunge pools. An attached restaurant serves borscht and dumplings to guests relaxing between thermal rounds.
Ornate, multi-level dining room next to Carnegie Hall, filled with red leather banquettes, gold fixtures, and year-round Christmas decor. The menu is classic Russo-Continental – think borscht, caviar service, and formal afternoon tea.
