Moscow
Restaurants and Cafes

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This restaurant, located not far from the former KGB headquarters, Lyubanka, cannot fail to impress, and not only because Read_on (No Comments)

This chain of kolbasi (sausages) restaurants won’t let hungry and thirsty people down. Offering eight different kinds of sausage dishes, vegetarians would do well to stay away from here. Read_on (No Comments)

If the lengthy queues are anything to go by, you will need to show up early or book to avoid disappointment. The house draft beer is not only affordable but drinkable. Read_on (No Comments)

Tucked into the back of Gorky Park, this beer restaurant is a nice place to enjoy beer and the meaty plates that usually accompany them in both summer and winter. Read_on (No Comments)

A bit far out of the centre, this place is not really worth making a trek to unless you will be around the area anyway. Having said that as far as Czech restaurants go it's not bad. Read_on (No Comments)

Stirlitz is a laidback beer restaurant popular with fans of German beer and especially those with big appetites. There’s a great list of famous and more exclusive beers to choose from. Read_on (No Comments)

Tinkoff is Russia's own micro-brewery that owns a chain of beer restaurants by the same name. The interior is a mixture of trendy gun metal grey and glass. Read_on (No Comments)

An immediate trip back to Ye Olde England except for the Russian waitresses. This two storey classic English pub actually pulls it off. Read_on (No Comments)