Red Square

From Russia with love comes this outstanding restaurant that the Atlantic City Press called "somewhere between excellent and extraordinary".

If you really want to try something different, sample their interpretation of fried calamari. It's nowhere close to what you're used to and it's also infinitely better. Beef Stroganoff and Chicken Kiev come very highly recommended.

The fun doesn't end with dessert. Red Square has 135 varieties of vodka available at the bar. After you've warmed up with one or two, step inside their Vodka locker for a quick shot. You can don a Russian Army coat or borrow a sable coat just for the freezer trip. Just don't run out of the place screaming, “Do svidaniya sucker!” They frown on running out of the restaurant with the jackets still on.

While you're there check out the amazing pillars that separate the bar from the dining room - they're made of ice! After a rowdy night, you'd be amazed at what people will endure to leave a message on the pillar. Located in The Quarter at in what some people around town lovingly call "Commie Corner" since the Russians, Chinese (P.F. Chang), and Cubans (Cuba Libre) are all next door to one another. It's a great place for Lenin it all hang out. (Sorry, we couldn't resist)