Inzhir - Magnitogorsk

I've been to this restaurant several times. It's a cozy and beautiful place with reasonable prices. We visited on a Saturday when there was live music. The staff is friendly and helpful when it comes to making choices. The menu mainly features Eastern cuisine, and everything is delicious. I highly recommend it.

Russian beer has a slight sourness, while the Czech beer is outstanding. The food situation is similar; the excellent dishes are overshadowed by some truly disappointing ones. We waited over an hour for the fish platter due to a lack of fish, and in the end, the dish was inedible. On Fridays and Saturdays, the live music is extremely loud, making it impossible to have a conversation with friends. The waitstaff, however, were fine.

More drawbacks than advantages. We called to reserve a table for Saturday evening and were told that everything was full, but maybe there would be one table available, although it was uncertain. After some persuasion, we agreed to pay for the reservation. In the end, the terrace was half-empty all evening. They said they wouldn’t move tables, but there were three groups of us sitting at pushed-together tables! The food was served quickly, which was a plus, but they didn’t ask who the hot dishes were for. Two of us ordered two hot dishes, and they brought them out immediately; we asked for them to be taken away and served later instead. I only enjoyed the lamb pasties; everything else was mediocre. Most dishes were fresh, but the recipes were lacking, and even the salads were served without dressing. When we asked why there was no dressing, the chef said, "It spilled all over the plate."

Cool venues, seats are very low at the table. Otherwise, food and drinks are delicious.

Terrible place, poisoned with my mother, will never come again, and the food is not tasty, judge you Service: Dine in Meal type: Lunch Food: 1 Service: 1 Atmosphere: 1