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Keks (Bar/Club) [Drinking & dancing]
(M. Park Kultury)
Retro boho club that hosts interesting acts and has an excellent DJ lineup. Cheap drinks add to the fun.
Okno (Bar/Club) [Drinking & dancing]
(M. Park Kultury)
Cute basement club lounge playing house and trance. Frequent guest DJs and Cheburashka parties.
Rasputin (Bar/Club) [Strip clubs]
(M. Park Kultury)
Exclusive and expensive strip club.
The Boat (Bar/Club) [Drinking & dancing]
(M. Park Kultury)
Voina I Mir (Bar/Club) [Drinking & dancing]
(M. Park Kultury)
One of the city's few centrally located super-clubs, Voina i Mir ("War and Peace") is a good venue for house and trance fans keen to avoid the face-control of other Moscow clubs. The war theme is perhaps a little disconcerting -- you'll find shooting galleries and toy guns at the bar -- but the atmosphere is otherwise relaxed and the prices democratic. Music varies from house and trance to r&b and chill-out.
Accenti (Restaurant) [Italian]
(M. Park Kultury)
Italian/fusion eatery with sushi. Non-smoking room.
Baloven-T (Restaurant) [Italian]
(M. Park Kultury)
Cafe restaurant in the same family as Baloven-S. Expect the same cozy atmosphere, good food, well-trained staff and reasonable prices. Delivery.
Carpaccio (Restaurant) [Italian]
(M. Park Kultury)
Prides itself on creative Mediterranean-inspired cuisine, a menu that changes roughly every two weeks, and a quiet, modern atmosphere. All pastas are homemade and prepared with flair. New Thai chef and menu.
Chez Geraldine (Restaurant) [French]
(M. Park Kultury)
Styled after a Parisian brasserie. Thoroughly French menu, including such classics as foie gras terrine, onion soup, tartare steak, bouillabaisse, quiche lorraine and tarte Tatin apple cake. French chef Guillaume Joly is said to be advising here.
Court Cafe (Restaurant) [European]
(M. Park Kultury)
The French and Italian cuisine is nothing to write home about but the riverside location and views make it almost worth the trip.
Guriya (Restaurant) [Georgian]
(M. Park Kultury)
Inexpensive Georgian cuisine. The khachapuri will impress, but the rest of the menu is simply adequate.
Mama Zoya (Restaurant) [Georgian]
(M. Park Kultury)
Famed and loved as the definitive cheapo Georgian restaurant. Avoid the "sloyeny" khachapuri.
Seidzhi (Restaurant) [Japanese]
(M. Park Kultury)
This oasis of tranquility is named for its head chef, a fond appellation that means "honest." An elegant interior design and a thoughtful menu recommend this restaurant to the discriminating enthusiast of Japanese cuisine.
Semifreddo (Restaurant) [Italian]
(M. Park Kultury)
Italian cuisine ranging from salad with truffles to spaghetti with seafood.
Shalyapin (Restaurant) [Russian]
(M. Park Kultury)
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