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Chaihona No.1

Chaihona No.1
Pleasing and fresh, this is a cosy little beach hut where you are surrounded by embroidered wall hangings. Perfect for lounging, either on the downstairs couches or the upstairs mezzanine,  their powerful sound system playing longe music in the background. Read_on (No Comments)

Chito-Ra

Chito-Ra
When there is an empty vodka bottle rolling around the floor which no one has picked up,  you know what kind of place you’re in. Read_on (No Comments)

Dolma

Dolma
Until recently Caucasian restaurants were about invoking the look of the caucuses as well as the taste, complete with fake foliage and costumed waiters. Read_on (No Comments)

Dzhon Dzholi

Dzhon Dzholi
Dzhon dzholi is another exponent of that concentrated casualness of the country kitchen that is all the rage in Moscow right now - and this time they even go so far as to install a huge stone oven. Read_on (No Comments)

Elardgy

Elardgy
This sophisticated and elegant concept promises home style Georgian food. Looking through the menu you’ll find some dishes you’ve probably never heard such as chkmemili and cuch-machi plus the usual khacaupuri (cheese bread), shashliks and kebabs. Read_on (No Comments)

Jerusalem

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The opening of this terrace depends on religious holidays and can get very busy so it is well worth checking on availability in advance. Read_on (No Comments)

Kavkazskaya Plennitsa (Prisoner of the Caucasus)

Kavkazskaya Plennitsa (Prisoner of the Caucasus)
Themed around a famous Soviet film of the same name, there are movie photos everywhere and even wax models of the film's main characters sit enjoying a feast in the corner of the room. Read_on (No Comments)

Khacha-puri

Khacha-puri
An inexpensive little Georgian café with a minimalist interior that shuns the usual plastic grapes and kitschy music in favour of bright New York loft style surroundings. Read_on (No Comments)

Khodzha Nasreddin v Khive

Khodzha Nasreddin v Khive
Khodzha what? Allow us please to translate it for you - welcome to ‘Nasreddin the Wise in the city of Khiva‘. Read_on (No Comments)

Kish Mish

Kish Mish
This kitsch and friendly restaurant takes you straight to Tashkent - apparently everything from the cushions to the waiters’ traditional garb is all imported from Uzbekistan’s capital. Read_on (No Comments)

Madame Galife

Madame Galife
Madame, do you have a table near the window? If you are lucky enough to get your way, you will enjoy an enchanting, close-up view of one of Moscow's smaller botanical gardens and the quirky homemade surroundings of Madame's parlour room. Read_on (No Comments)

Noev Kovcheg

Noev Kovcheg
Inviting and relaxing, after ten years this Ark is still a refuge Noah never envisaged. With an elaborate and traditional wooden interior and subtly lit with warm lighting, the seating is cosy while allowing enjoyment of the space. Read_on (No Comments)

Sakhli

Sakhli
Sakhli is a class act with a menu developed from old Georgian family recipes, a very warm and inviting country home style interior, complimented by a quiet summer terrace. Read_on (1 Comment)

Shashlik in Izmailovsky park

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As you can see from the immense line snaking its way out the door, the pork shashlik here is arguably the best in the city. Grilled to perfection on coals just out front, these succulent chunks of meat are snatched away by the armful by a faithful public. Read_on (No Comments)

Shesh Besh

Shesh Besh
Shesh besh is a basic low priced Caucasian chain notable for its highly fake interiors. From the walls painted to look like a Read_on (No Comments)

Skazka Vostoka

Skazka Vostoka
Waiters seem to be busy running around everywhere with huge plates piled high with barbequed meat, golden Central Asian fabrics, Read_on (No Comments)

Suliko na Patriarshikh

Suliko na Patriarshikh
The interior here may look a little old-fashioned, the gigantic TV in one half of the room is particularly disconcerting, but Suliko is not one of those fashionable places to see or be seen, it is a place to eat and eat well. Read_on (No Comments)

Cafe Khinkalnaya

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Arriving here of an evening, you’d be forgiven for thinking you’ve just gate-crashed a huge Georgian family celebration. Read_on (No Comments)