Mar 14, '07

Pushkin Café

Fine dining Good Russia
Pushkin Café

Pushkin Café (Tverskoy bulvar 26a, tel. 495-229-5590) is kind of an institution in Moscow loved by the Russians and the westerners. The pre-revolutionary style restaurant serves traditional Russian cuisine that is over-priced for what it is but very good. Even though bourgeois interior is totally artificial, the place is a must if you want at least to imagine the real Russian spirit.Pushkin café is opened 24 hours and the service is extremely courteous.

Caviar… You will find caviar in most of Moscow’s top restaurants… So as sushi … There is a menu page dedicated to sushi in all the “fashion” restaurants.

Caviar
Caviar

“Veal cutlet”.. Very light and delicious… Too bad it was too dark to take a better picture…

Veal cutlet
Veal cutlet
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