Adri BBQ
Wine, dine and unwind
Adri BBQ is the perfect contemporary dining spot
to indulge or entertain after a day at the office. A
glance at the menu immediately tells you that the
focus is on wine — with a huge selection available
by the glass — but the food is really too good for a
bar. Try the lamb ribs with sweet ratatouille (680
rubles).
I Like Grill
Stylish, contemporary cooking
I Like Grill is the food-orientated brother of I
Like Wine and I Like Bar. An enormous open
grill forms a focal point for the dining room
while beautiful chandeliers play the light off
the walls and tables. After feasting on a steak
prepared before your eyes, head to the Tolstoy
House Museum, a stone’s throw from the restaurant.
Pho Fighters
Vietnamese street food
Pho Fighters is a small joint with limited bar
seating, but at 230 rubles a bowl you’ll be
tempted to lunch there every day. The menu
is select but true to its name. There are three
selections of pho — a warming Vietnamese
noodle soup — as well as chicken curry
noodles, beef chili noodles and a selection of
salads.
Brussel
Belgian gastropub
Brussel (Brussels) is a new spacious two-story
cafe and the first foray of St. Petersburg’s
Italy Group into Moscow’s restaurant market.
Try the excellent half farmer’s smoked chicken
(560 rubles) with sweet chili eggplant (350
rubles) and don’t miss the beer tasting —a
“carousel” of five small glasses of beer for 640
rubles.
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