The best restaurants and bars in Moscow according to Ultima Guide by Yandex Eats.

Caviar, vodka, views of the Kremlin, and the Bargeman's Breakfast at the National Hotel

5 Bolshaya Nikitskaya St.

Gvidon

Seafood and Pushkin's fairy tales in a mansion from Catherine's era

Zhazhda krovi

9 Lesnaya Street

A meat lab with experimental steak aging techniques

Za Kryshey

3k8 Stolyarny Lane

An aesthete's wine restaurant with an oasis veranda at the Rassvet factory

european

Cafe Pushkin

26A Tverskoy Boulevard

Russian cuisine as a national treasure

Kitayskaya Gramota

1 Sretenka St.

The Celestial Empire on Sretenka: Cantonese cuisine, a hundred cocktails, ceramics, and porcelain

chinese

Sakhalin

8 Smolenskaya Street

Crabs and oysters at a breathtaking altitude

seafood

Severyane

12 Bolshaya Nikitskaya Street

Bolshaya Nikitskaya's Black Square: flickering candles and food right out of the oven

international

CDL

50/53c1 Povarskaya St.

A restaurant with a rich history in the Central House of Writers

Shanuar

26 Tverskoy Boulevard

Coq au vin and ratatouille in an Art Nouveau setting — a glimpse of Paris from Tverskoy Boulevard

french

800°C Contemporary Steak

6c1 Bolshoy Patriarshiy Lane

The higher school of meat: steaks from Japan and Uruguay, Robuchon mashed potatoes, and gold-leaf shawarma

Amber

2 Tsvetnoy Boulevard

Rolls, sando, grill, sake — Japanese themes on Trubnaya

Ayu

2c1 Romanov Lane

Ceremonial Japan: 12-person menu sets as high art

Big Wine Freaks

62c3 Bolshaya Nikitskaya

A Bohemian bar with avant-garde wines and cheeky street food

Björn

Pyatnitskaya

Locally sourced Nordic and wild field dinners

european

Bruno

14c1A Neglinnaya St.

Neoclassical steakhouse next to the Sanduny Baths

Butler

15 Trekhprudny Lane

Fashionable Italian cuisine in a manor and garden

Carniceria Vino

½c1 Solyanka St.

Argentine meat cult in the basements of Solyanka

Dr. Zhivago

15/1c1 Mokhovaya St.

Soviet-era Russian cuisine by the Kremlin around the clock

12 Bolshaya Nikitskaya Street

El Pimpi

Paella, tapas, cocktails, flamenco — the Spaniard on Bolshaya Nikitskaya

Eva (Bolshaya Gruzinskaya)

69 Bolshaya Gruzinskaya

A near-perfect update of Greek cuisine

Eva (1st Truzhenikov)

vl4 1st Truzhenikov Lane

Modern Greece in Khamovniki

Folk

2 Tsvetnoy Boulevard

Caucasian cuisine, high-fashion comfort food

caucasian

Grand Cru

22c2 Malaya Bronnaya St.

Haute French cuisine and thousands of wines

french

Ikra

5 Bolshaya Nikitskaya St.

Performative tasting menus by top White Rabbit Family chefs

setmenu

Ikura

1 Rozhdestvensky Boulevard

A handcrafted Japanese restaurant

24/1c6 Bolshaya Nikitskaya St.

Jun

Japanese minimalism in a Bolshaya Nikitskaya basement

Koji

9 Kalashny Lane

Progressive pan-Asian cuisine with fermentation and a noir basement bar

asian

Krasota

2c1 Romanov Lane

The first immersive gastronomic theater by the White Rabbit Family

setmenu

La Bottega Siciliana

2 Okhotny Ryad

An Italian grand restaurant near Red Square

Londri

11 Dmitrovsky Lane

Southern European vacation cuisine in a chic setting

Loona

24c1 Tverskoy Boulevard

Trendy Italy across two floors near the Moscow Art Theatre

Lucky Izakaya Bar

9 Kalashny Lane

An iconic Japanese gastrobar with everyday dining

Mama Tuta

24c1 Malaya Bronnaya St.

A thoughtful reinterpretation of Georgian traditions

caucasian

Max's Beef for Money

4 Bolshoy Kozikhinsky Lane

A chamber meat restaurant honoring the nose-to-tail and farm-to-table principles

16/5 Malaya Nikitskaya Street

Mina

Harmonious symbiosis of Italy and the Middle East

Olluco

19 Daev Lane

Virgilio Martínez’s exhibit restaurant, a Peruvian culinary star

latinamerican

Onest

8c1 Malaya Bronnaya St.

A solo performance by the mighty Italian chef Mirko Zago

Padron

7c1 Strastnoy Boulevard

Spain and Portugal join forces by Pushkinskaya

Probka

2 Tsvetnoy Boulevard

Exemplary Italian classics from St. Petersburg: legendary awards, pasta, and pizza

Regent

12 Plotnikov Lane

Quiet, straightforward luxury — sushi, pasta, steaks

21 1-ya Tverskaya-Yamskaya

Sage

Star-struck collaboration between Vladimir Perelman and St. Petersburg's Dmitry Blinov

european

Sangre Fresca

10/7 Ermolayevsky Lane

Burritos, mezcal, and michelada — spirited Mexico on Patriarch's

latinamerican

Savva

2 Teatralny Lane

Chef Andrey Shmakov’s grand Russian style at the Metropol Hotel

76c2 Bolshaya Gruzinskaya

Self Edge Japanese

Japanese gem from St. Petersburg: sushi, sake, sound — all exceptional

Selfie

31 Novinskiy Boulevard

Pride of Russian gastronomy

Semifreddo

11c55 Timura Frunze St.

Twenty years of Italian chic

Smoke BBQ

18 Trubnaya Street

The Moscow HQ of the country's barbecue leaders

Tabi

½c1 Solyanka St.

Tiny izakaya with vinyl nights in Kitay-Gorod

Twins Garden

8A Strastnoy Boulevard

Modern Russian cuisine on Strastnoy: tasting menus, a farm, 2000 wines

White Rabbit

3 Smolenskaya Square

Russian culinary avant-garde and a spellbinding view of Moscow

Shot bar 2.0: infusions and beer, shashlik and postmodernism

Bars

Shashlychnaya Alcohol Buffet

36 Sretenka St.

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shotbar

Zhuravli

14 Stoleshnikov Lane

Russian-themed cocktails and variations on local ingredients

Kabinet 3.14

32c3 Trubnaya St.

A signless bar with poker tables and elemental cocktails

7/5c2 Bolshaya Dmitrovka St.

Korobok

Progressive mixology beneath Tekhnikum restaurant

Na Vina!

9 Kalashny Lane

Champagne and sandwiches — a wine bar that plays on contrasts

winelist

Petrov i Vasechka

24k1 Tsvetnoy Boulevard

Infusions, cocktails, and comfort food in a welcoming vibe

6/9/20c1 Rozhdestvenka St.

Svoboda-2

Spectacular house infusions and a bistro-style menu

liqueurs

Bijou

39c3 2nd Brestskaya St.

Bar à la française: themed cocktails, onion soup, and a house perfume

Brodo

2 Petrovskiy Boulevard

Gastrobar tribute to glossy magazines: media-inspired cocktails with culinary sophistication

Butler The Japanese Bar

2/24 Selivyorstov Lane

Authentic Japanese bar — two others in Tokyo and Hong Kong

29c1 1st Tverskaya-Yamskaya St.

Chainaya. Tea & Cocktails

A globally recognized secret bar

20c2 Sadovaya-Karetnaya St.

Delicatessen

Standard-bearers of cocktail culture with a bourbon dispenser and iron-pressed tartare

Dry & Wet

27c1 Tverskaya St.

Dance floor, junk food, flowing cocktails, and club-style neon light

Insider

22/1c1 Sretenka St.

Guest from the future: innovative mixology and futuristic design

Michelada

4/2c3 Maroseyka St.

Mexican snack bar with sombreros, margaritas, and fajitas

Mitzva Bar

¾c1 Pyatnitskaya St.

An indefatigable Jewish bar: hundreds of cocktails and hummus by the ton

10c2 Blagoveschensky Lane

Segreto

Social salon with sparkling wine and cocktails set to Italo disco

Silencio

½c1 Solyanka St.

Twin Peaks on Solyanka: absinthe, Badalamenti, and red velvet

9/12 Bolshoy Kozikhinsky Lane

The Bix

Cocktails on tap and live jazz — the roaring 1920s at Patriarch’s

Veladora

2/1c1 Pokrovka St.

Mexico in Kitay-Gorod: tacos, dancing, tequila