Moscow 57
Ellen Kaye, whose family owned The Russian Tea Room from 1947-1996, founded Moscow 57, a New York City-based hospitality and entertainment company. Along with partner, Seth Goldman, the two of them also created Moscow 57 Entertaining, a catering company and record label, on the road to opening Moscow 57, a restaurant with live music. Moscow 57, the restaurant, featured Russian Central Asian food and great music from a New Yorker's perspective.
The Moscow 57 menu encompassed a panoramic multi-national cuisine made up of classic Russian, Georgian, Belarussian, Ukrainian dishes and the flavors of Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan. The foods of Central Asia and the Caucasus are the lesser-known, lighter and healthier fare of warmer climes and fit contemporary tastes and life styles.
Moscow 57 featured an eclectic mix of R&B, blues, rock, jazz, folk and world music. Moscow 57's first CD releases garnered national radio airplay. The M57 team co-produced a weekly streaming radio show with a live audience, M57 Straight From Delancey, with music and interviews from her former live music venue, Moscow 57.
With her partners, Seth Goldman and Ethan Fein, Ellen Kaye also created and hosted a podcast series, the M57 On Air Urban Salon and pop-ups with food and music from Harlem to New Orleans. Although the brick-and-mortar restaurant and the M57 corporate entity had to close, the business model which had been developed there has been reborn in Ellen Kaye’s current endeavors.
The M57 team co-produced a weekly streaming radio show with a live audience, M57 Straight From Delancey, with music and interviews from her former live music venue, Moscow 57.
With her partners, Seth Goldman and Ethan Fein, Ellen Kaye also created and hosted a podcast series, the M57 On Air Urban Salon and pop-ups with food and music from Harlem to New Orleans.
Ellen Kaye has long been committed to giving back to our community. A portion of the proceeds of many of her events is donated to some of her favorite not-for-profit organizations, The New York Womens' Foundation, Holiday House NYC and The Neversink Valley Museum of History and Innovation.
The Moscow 57 menu encompassed a panoramic multi-national cuisine made up of classic Russian, Georgian, Belarussian, Ukrainian dishes and the flavors of Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan. The foods of Central Asia and the Caucasus are the lesser-known, lighter and healthier fare of warmer climes and fit contemporary tastes and life styles.
Moscow 57 featured an eclectic mix of R&B, blues, rock, jazz, folk and world music. Moscow 57's first CD releases garnered national radio airplay. The M57 team co-produced a weekly streaming radio show with a live audience, M57 Straight From Delancey, with music and interviews from her former live music venue, Moscow 57.
With her partners, Seth Goldman and Ethan Fein, Ellen Kaye also created and hosted a podcast series, the M57 On Air Urban Salon and pop-ups with food and music from Harlem to New Orleans. Although the brick-and-mortar restaurant and the M57 corporate entity had to close, the business model which had been developed there has been reborn in Ellen Kaye’s current endeavors.
The M57 team co-produced a weekly streaming radio show with a live audience, M57 Straight From Delancey, with music and interviews from her former live music venue, Moscow 57.
With her partners, Seth Goldman and Ethan Fein, Ellen Kaye also created and hosted a podcast series, the M57 On Air Urban Salon and pop-ups with food and music from Harlem to New Orleans.
Ellen Kaye has long been committed to giving back to our community. A portion of the proceeds of many of her events is donated to some of her favorite not-for-profit organizations, The New York Womens' Foundation, Holiday House NYC and The Neversink Valley Museum of History and Innovation.