there is no Russian food in my city. I'm in New York City. I know a good jazz club. I've never been to Chicago.
I have a dog. I do not like cold weather. I opened up a restaurant. My mother taught me how to cook. I use her recipes. My mother came from Russia 50 years ago. I am in Cleveland. I've never been to New York City. I went to Chicago eight years ago. I plan on returning to Chicago.
I found a Russian restaurant here. Ooh! I think almost everything can be found in New York if you look hard enough. If I come to visit we will have to go together, a taste of my childhood That would be great.  Come and visit anytime.  Do you speak Russian?  Yes I do! We spoke it around the house all the time growing up. My mom knows so many other languages though, I think Russian is one of the 6 she knows. Wow that's amazing.  I only studied Spanish in school but can't speak any of it. How is your restaurant going? Getting a restaurant off the ground can be difficult, but once you start getting customers its like a snowball effect. They like it so they come back and bring their friends, and then their friends bring people and so on! That's good.  Do you have a favorite dish you like to prepare or your customers llke?  I make a polenta dish that I think is fantastic. Polenta base with some vegetables, meat, and a little sauce. Perfect meal for a cold Cleaveland day Sounds great.  I'll have to come and visit and try it sometime.  Do you like Jazz? Its never been exactly my cup of tea, but I do like that one song. Watermelon Man, i think its called? It was in the soundtrack of a movie I like  I love that song too.  Jazz is my favorite music.  Chicago has great Jazz clubs.  Any plans to go back there soon? If I can I will. Its hard to step away from the restaurant for too long, especially when its getting started. But I've been craving some good deep dish for too long