Any advice on eating reasonably (relatively speaking) in Moscow? Thanks

My husband and I spent 2 weeks last summer btween Moscow and St. Pete. There is a great chain of restaurants in Moscow, called Yolki-Palki -- very inexpensive and good. Serves traditional russian food. A good restaurant is Tiflis -- serves traditional Georgian food (we spent $100 for 4 people w/wine and tip). You will find many reasonable priced restaurants, just turn off the main streets where everything is tourist oriented. Propaganda is another nice place -- the food is western, and it's a place where you find a lot of young professionals/expatriates, etc.
Good luck

Yolki-Palki is good and reasonable as is Patio Pizza. Another more upscale and decent place is the Peking Duck located across the street from the Marriott on Tverskaya

We ate at Patio Pizza twice and enjoyed it.

Spent over a month in Moscow last year on business - My only advice would be to stay away from western tourist restaurants advertised in various hotel magazines. They are terribly expensive and bland. My suggestions would be to eat like the locals in local restaurants referred to you by Muscovites. There are dozens of great local non-tourist restaurants which have meals runing from about $8.00 to $20.00. If you eat in the western hotels the meals are decent but again quite expensive usually a single meal running around $75.00 to $100.00.

Could you give me some names to those Moskuvite restaurants? Thanks

3 years ago we had a good meal at "Uncle Vanyas"for a reasonable price as well. It was featured in fodors.