Taste of Susan's Grill House

Amazing dinner. Perogies hand made, lamb gyro made with fresh organic veggies and kabobs over the top delicious. There are empty plates because it was so good. Just like my grandma's kitchen.

Absolutely delicious! Stumbled across this restaurant while driving around, and it is a hidden gem. I had the red borscht and the pilaf, with coffee and two desserts. All portions are hearty, delicious, and tasty. Both waitresses were super kind and friendly. I came in on a rainy and cold day, and they were super welcoming in opening the dining room for me. Will definitely be coming back!

I had the absolute best Russian food I’ve ever tasted here. I came with my mom, and from the moment we walked in, it felt warm, welcoming, and truly special. Every dish was authentic, beautifully prepared, and full of flavor — the kind of food that instantly brings comfort and nostalgia. You can taste the love and skill in every bite. The cook is simply incredible — everything was perfectly seasoned, fresh, and unforgettable. Susan, the owner, is such a sweetheart. She made us feel right at home and took the time to make sure everything was perfect. That kind of genuine hospitality is rare and so appreciated. If you’re looking for real, authentic Russian cuisine made with heart, this is the place. We’ll definitely be coming back 🤍

Such a wonderful place! Everything is fresh, delicious, and clearly made from scratch. The owner and staff are incredibly warm and welcoming — they truly make you feel right at home. The kids’ menu is great, which makes dining here even easier for families. We’ll definitely be coming back!

If you’re craving authentic Central Asian and Russian comfort food, this place is a great find. Susan from Samarkand cooks amazing shashlik and lagman, rich, flavorful, and exactly what you want after a long day on the slopes or any outdoor activity. The menu has all the hearty dishes that really hit the spot, and the atmosphere makes the experience special. In the evenings, there is live singing and early-2000s style music, creating that nostalgic Eastern European restaurant vibe where people sing along, and even dance. Sometimes the music can be very loud though, so plan accordingly. One more thing to know. it’s BYOB, so don’t forget to bring your favorite bottle. If you want real flavors of Uzbekistan and a warm, lively atmosphere, this place is definitely worth visiting. Order medov