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Beer Restaurants

Beer hunters can have a very good time in St. Petersburg. Not only because it is quite common for people (of both sexes) to walk down the street with a beer, but also because beer restaurants are a booming industry now. Local brewed Nevskoye, Baltika and Bochkarev are usually on tap and are the mainstay for most Petersburgers. Local designer beer Tinkoff is also pretty good and a favourite with the better class of beer consumers. The same goes for Heineken, brewed in St. Petersburg for the Russian market. If you want to pick something local up from the supermarket take a look at our great Russian beer test.


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Baltika Brew

Baltika Brew
Located in a monolithic example of Soviet neoclassicism and just a stone’s throw from Palace Square, there’s not much that’s “micro” about this brew restaurant. Read_on (3 Comments)

Beerstube Restaurant

Beerstube Restaurant
This German style beer hall is cosily done in dark wood with a pleasantly subtle hunting lodge theme. The menu itself is a small, Read_on (No Comments)

Bier König

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The statistics indicate that beer is the most popular beverage among the adult Russians so it’s no surprise that there are plenty of bars around the city that rely heavily on their consumers living up to the arithmetical expectations. Read_on (No Comments)

Bierstube

Bierstube
With their own brewery the Marriott’s Bierstube restaurant is a good place to start if you are looking for some homebrewed hoppy stuff. Read_on (1 Comment)

Brasserie de Metropole

Brasserie de Metropole
A gorgeous Belgian style pub overlooking the hustle and bustle of Gostiny Dvor and Sadovaya ul. The brews are all quality, fresh from the fermentation tanks and the tastes range from a light kriek, apple-infused lambic and darker trappist style ales. Read_on (No Comments)

Grad Petrov

Grad Petrov
This trendy beer restaurant with red brick walls and wooden furnishings serves a lighter version of classic German food and homebrewed beers. Read_on (3 Comments)

Karl & Friedrich

Karl & Friedrich
Escape from the toxic city air to this great restaurant on Krestovsky island, which serves up wonderful fresh fish and freshly brewed beer. Read_on (No Comments)

Kriek Brasserie

Kriek Brasserie
With five boutique beers on tap including the namesake of the brasserie itself, Timmermans Kriek, this is a place more to wet your whistle than fill your stomach. Read_on (No Comments)

Münhell

Münhell
The brocade bench fabrics and sheer plum curtains add a feminine touch that's a bit out of sync with the German beer hall menu and overall vibe. Read_on (No Comments)

Paulaner

Paulaner
Sit down round the shiny brass brew-kettle and enjoy your fresh beer at the Paulaner restaurant and microbrewery. With an Read_on (2 Comments)

Paulaner (Park Inn Pulkovskaya)

Paulaner (Park Inn Pulkovskaya)
This place hums with atmosphere as local and international beer officiandos gather to down the superior, homebrewed beers. Paulaner also has great Bavarian and Austrian food and the portions are massive. Read_on (No Comments)

The Golden Lion

The Golden Lion
Combining delicious homemade Russian food with a traditional pub setting, and on Fridays and Saturdays live music that ranges from jazz and blues to rock, this gastro pub is a real Russian/British mix. Read_on (No Comments)