5,Teatralnaya Square
Moscow, Russia
Working hours: 12.00 - 00.00
Cuisine: Russian

Godunov restaurant is located on Teatralnaya Square on the opposite side from the Bolshoi Theatre, near Metropol hotel and a stones throw away from Red Square. In the middle Ages this building was part of Zaikonospassky Monastery, built in 1600, during the rule of Boris Godunov.

Its four rooms are of different sizes and decor, but the Russian style is prevalent throughout. Every night you can enjoy live folk show and gypsies.

Executive Chef Sergey Yeroshenko has created an oasis for connoisseurs of Russian food. Comfortable parking is available near Metropol hotel.

9, Maly Ivanovskiy per.
Moscow, Russia
Working hours: 12.00 - 24.00
Cuisine: Russian, Armenian, Caucasian, Eastern

The two stories of an ancient mansion are occupied by a cosy Armenian restaurant with hand-made furniture, bright stained-glass windows and fountains with golden fishes.

Traditional Armenian kitchen which is more than 2000 years old is well preserved here. All the dishes are cooked according to ancient receipts on pure spring water. Fish and meat are regularly sup-plied from Armenia by plane. Trout comes from Sevan Lake. You’ll be treated to the best shashlyk, Armenian sweets and bracing coffee. A folk orchestra is playing every evening.

70 seats

2 Ulitsa 1905 goda
Moscow, Russia
Working hours: 12.00-24.00
Cuisine: french

Swords, silk dresses and pendants, superb ladies and veritable gentlemen…It has existed, but it exists no more…Or maybe it still exists? In this marvelous castle you can feel yourself a verita-ble knight and see your companion as a most beautiful one. Incomparable atmosphere of the past, changing of the courses near flames of the fire in the fire-place and sweet music of the fountain, springing from the mouth of a lion… There are some things that cannot be described in words, as human language is not rich enough. This magical castle of the Middle Ages opens for you horizons of other realities and in this place you will enjoy the gastronomic cuisine performed by the famous Jerome Coustillas.

50 seats

Working hours:

Cuisine: Russian

"Yar" was founded in 1826 by a Frenchman Trankil Yard and soon became famous both in Moscow and far outside Moscow. It was a famous place of rest associated with the broad Russian soul, plenitude of feelings and pleasures, merchants' daring and revelry. Recently "Yar" was reborn for the fourth time. The interior was restored, the menu was renewed. Now it combines the culinary traditions of old Russia and the modern design of the dishes. There appeared a new stage, light and sound.

To continue the musical traditions of the legendary restaurant a new colorful show was made - "Golden domes of Moscow." It's an expensive fancy-dress review about Moscow from the beginning of the XXth century until nowadays, it acquaints us with the world of Russian culture, its holidays and traditions. Nowadays it's the most luxurious restaurant of Moscow.

26a, Tverskoy bulv.

Moscow, Russia

Working hours: 1st floor: twenty-four-hour. 2nd floor: 12.00-24.00

Cuisine: Russian, French

The literary restaurant – cafe “Pushkin” has the atmosphere of a respect-able aristocratic club. It’s pleasant to sit at a nicely set table in a marvelous mansion and to admire ancient prints. The antiquarian library containing 7000 volumes, telescopes and globes decorating the interior correspond with the name of this centre of worldly life. Besides specific interior the restaurant is distinguished by unique cookery including both Russian dishes prepared to ancient receipts and masterpieces of French cuisine.

36 Prospekt Mira
Moscow, Russia
Working hours: 12.00 - for the last visitor
Cuisine: Caucasian, Georgian

Opened on November 25, 1988 the restaurant attracts people who wish to have a good rest and to find themselves in the 70s but staying in the center of Moscow. The restaurant is created and named after a very popular Soviet comedy film “She’s taken captive in the Caucasus or new adventures of Shurik”. Now we associate the Caucasus with something warm, kind and full of cheerfulness. In addition to that nostalgia the restaurant offers an exposition of Caucasian national cuisine, represented by dishes made by cooks from different parts of Georgia after home recipes.

The restaurant consists of four halls, each decorated in a unique way. Here you are sure to appreciate Caucasian hospitality and become an admirer of Caucasian cuisine forever.Please, do come with your children! A funny clown will keep them company in the daytime at week-ends.

150 seats

Korchma "Taras Bulba" at Pyatnitskaya,
14 Pyatnitskaya st, Moscow, Russia
Working hours: 12-02 (Monday 11-02)

Korchma "Taras Bulba" at Sadovo-Samotechnaya,
13/14 Sadovo-Samotechnaya, Moscow, Russia
Working hours: 24 hours a day

Korchma "Taras Bulba" at Petrovka,
40/7 Petrovka st., Moscow, Russia
Working hours: 11-24 (Monday 12-24)

Korchma "Taras Bulba" at Leninsky,
37 Leninsky prospect , Moscow, Russia
Working hours: 11-24 (Monday 11-24)

Korchma "Taras Bulba" at Smolenka .,
12Smolensky blvd, Moscow, Russia
Working hours: 24 hours a day

Korchma "Taras Bulba" at Pokrovka ,
45 building 2 Pokrovka st., Moscow, Russia
Working hours: 24 hours a day

The atmosphere of Russian hospitality engulfs you as soon as you enter the Korchma "Taras Bulba". Here a hostess welcomes every guest at the entrance and then accompanies to a table, where a helpful waiter, dressed in the Ukrainian folk costume, immediately offers Menu in any of 18 languages you like. Express Menu for those who don't have much time is also available.

Delicious Russian and Ukrainian meals, such as roasted sucking-pig or smoked sturgeon will satisfy even most demanding gourmets. Please mind that meals are rather big. Traditional drinks, as well as different items of wine and beer, are beyond all praise. Wooden furniture, Russian and Ukrainian folk music and cordial waiters set a cozy and relaxing atmosphere of "Taras Bulba".

Every of 9 Korchmas has its own peculiarities. For example, entering the Korchma at Petrovka you are caught with vivid Ukrainian settings: a real Russian oven and spinning wheels. Korchma at Sadovo-Pyatnitskaya has a big open-air cafe; tables here are served in a stylized "country yard" with green grass and some geese wandering around a well.

A banquet hall for 100 guests is at your disposal in the Korchma at Smolenskaya; Korchma at Pyatnitskaya offers a karaoke-bar with satellite TV. In Korchma at Leninsky prospect children can enjoy special little chairs, rocking horses and funny toys. If you would like to stay outside, an open-air cafe is at your service.

90 seats

9/1 Smolenskaya Sq.,
Moscow
Working hours: Fr., Sat. 12.00-2.00 h., Mon.-Thu.,Sun. 12.00-23.00

It is only one Bulgarian restaurant in the whole of Moscow. A good cozy restaurant with an en-tertainment program , Mekhana Bansko has the particular atmosphere. It is one of the most hos-pitable restaurants in Moscow. The head chef of 'Mekhana Bansko' believes that you must never eat alone – and everything in the restaurant reflects this motto. If you are alone don’t come here – the atmosphere isn’t exactly fitting. So come here, please, in hoards and masses – but always together.

94 seats

Two halls of the restaurant are paradise for a Russophile. At least "3 happinesses" are guaranteed for him. The first one is the interior designed in Russian cheap popular prints style. Wood and thematic things are everywhere. The second one is staff in national suites. And the third one is the menu.

From noon till 5 p.m. - an original lunch, reminding of smorgasbord (along with two tens of cold collations and a couple of garnishes, there are first courses - meat and fish - on the table). You can also taste medallions on ringlets of marrows with sauce of mushrooms, roasted in nuts pork, beef with white mushrooms, chicken with stuffing of pork and cranberries.

Before leaving the "Kitezh-Grad", you can step on an ancient coin - they say that it's a pledge of material well-being. Banquets and fourchettes can be organized in the restaurant. A free parking lot is available.

8,Gogolevsky boulevard
Moscow, Russia
Working hours: Daily,12.00 - 00.00
Cuisine: Georgian, European

The restaurant “Genatsvale- VIP” is the best tiredness and boredom medicine. Peaceful sky, vines, brook’s babble… This is way to banquet room. Enjoy solitude in one of the stone caves. However, there are separate cabins (for clients who like placid relaxation) in the restaurant. There is fiery show and national dances in the evenings.

Seats: Two halls: 1- 90 seats, V.I.P - 25 seats

3, ulitsa 1905 year
Moscow, Russia
Working hours: 12.00 - 00.00
Cuisine: Ukranian

"Shinok" it's how small wayside restaurant was called in Ukraine. The restaurant has very good stylish design.Its has a thatched roof and a wagon wheel above the heavy oak-door entrance which leads to a farmstead which might bring back childhood memories. through the windows you can see internal yard where real goats, cows, roosters walks

Working hours: From 12.00

Cuisine: Chinese

There is classic atmosphere of old Chine at the restaurant. Red interior is a symbol of a happiness, a dignity, a luck and a nobleness. Affable girls in national dresses meet the guests. Chinese cooks suggest traditional dishes from seafood and fresh fishes. Desserts are very delicious. You can choose drinks: wine, sake ore tea.

6/9/20, Rojdestvenka, Moscow, Russia

Working hours: Monday - Friday: 11.00 - 06.00

Saturday - Sunday: 17.00-06.00

Cuisine: Mexican

There are many people, who like fiery dances and unrestrained merriment, at night. Everything creates Mexican atmosphere: Mexican cuisine, fresh bear, erotic show and, of course, unusual interior. There are tasty lunches in the daytime.