Restaurants

If you want to eat where the Tsars and oligarchs dine, One Red Square is the place to be. It is located at the State Historical Museum, and as the location suggests, it has a rich history behind it. Eat like a Tsar with the exquisite selection of Russian cuisine available (e.g. sturgeon in cherry sauce, ‘Tsar-fish’). Enjoy your tea served in samovars, a Borodin soundtrack and golden candlesticks, bringing you back to 19th century Russia.

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Anatoly Komm has garnered international recognition for his exquisite take on Russian gastronomic traditions, making headlines locally as well as abroad. Komm believes in using only local ingredients to produce local food, but he is open to using technology and that has helped him re-create some of the most well known traditional Russian dishes.

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The house history began at the end of the XVIII-th century when the mansion was first built. Since then, it has been transformed into a pharmacy, then a library, and today, it is a café. The main hall is kept open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The café also offers a special menu for breakfast and business lunch. This could be your next unique lunch reception venue.

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