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European
Tverskoy, Meshchansky & Krasnoselsky
7 reviews
In a mansion meant to recall the days when the writer Pushkin stolled the 19th-century avenues of Moscow, staff members dress like household servants. — Fodor's
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European
Presnya
2 reviews
Meals at Moscow's best Ukrainian restaurant often include a plate of assorted salo—a specialty of cured pork fat. — Fodor's
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Sushi
Presnya
4 reviews
Weekend brunches are an expensive indulgence, while the pre-theater set menus are quite a bargain. — Fodor's
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Cafe
Kremlin & Kitay Gorod
3 reviews
The cafe is a decadent but oh-so-satisfying way to absorb the atmosphere of Moscow's epicenter, elbow-to-elbow with the people who make modern Moscow tick. — Frommer's
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European
Arbat, Khamovniki, Dorogomilovo & Sparrow Hills
3 reviews
Georgian homestyle food in well respected family-run establishment straight out of old Tiflis. — BlackBook
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Mediterranean
Arbat, Khamovniki, Dorogomilovo & Sparrow Hills
3 reviews
The modern Asian menu features sushi and other seafood dishes, which are all prepared with delightful innovations. — Lonely Planet
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Sit down
Arbat
2 reviews
Book a late dinner in order to see both the sunset and nightlife of White Rabbit. — Afar Magazine
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European
Kremlin & Kitay Gorod
2 reviews
Entire menus are comprised of ceremonial meals as well as full reenactments of coronations, festivals, and the like. If you're feeling feisty, try the Kedrach, a potent pine nut liquor. — BlackBook
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European
Tverskoy, Meshchansky & Krasnoselsky
2 reviews
If you have just one real Russian meal in Moscow, make it here. — Frommer's
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Cafe
Arbat, Khamovniki, Dorogomilovo & Sparrow Hills
3 reviews
Lurking behind an arch on a posh pedestrian street, this restaurant/bar/concert space is anything but chic. — Frommer's
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International
Basmanny & Taganka
2 reviews
On the four floors, there are spaces to fit every mood: a Middle Eastern room with hookahs; a billiard room; intimate, plush dining rooms; and a chandeliered main hall with lots of natural light. — Fodor's
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Italian
Kremlin & Kitay Gorod
3 reviews
After snapping some photos in Red Square, stop in at the upscale Bosco Café to enjoy a coffee or an ice cream—it's a great place for lunch as well as for people-watching or a coffee break. — Frommer's
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European
Tverskoy, Meshchansky & Krasnoselsky
2 reviews
You may not be able to take your eyes off the swimming pool-size stained-glass ceiling of the Metropol restaurant long enough to savor the excellent cuisine. — Frommer's
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European
Basmanny & Taganka
2 reviews
Located near the ancient Ivanovsky convent, this biblically named restaurant is one of Moscow's top places for Armenian food. — Frommer's
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European
Kremlin & Kitay Gorod
2 reviews
Located on the second floor of the Moscow Maison Baccarat, this modern-French restaurant is a perfect spot for a classy romantic dinner or an important business meeting. — Frommer's
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European
Tverskoy, Meshchansky & Krasnoselsky
4 reviews
Gilded chandeliers, ceiling paintings, and polished paneling invoke the spirit of prerevolutionary Russia, as do the best of the high-ceilinged rooms and spacious marble bathrooms. — Fodor's
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European
Presnya
2 reviews
Find the unmarked entrance, ring the right doorbell, and you will be taken back half a century to an idealized Soviet home. — Fodor's
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Healthy
Presnya
2 reviews
Locals and tourists alike come here to eat from a simple menu of traditional Russian fare (pelmeni, blini, you get the idea) and vodka. — BlackBook
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Italian
Zamoskvorechie
2 reviews
A row of windows and the blond-wood patio provide you with a panorama of the Moskva River, the Kremlin, and the white marble monolith of Christ the Savior cathedral. — Fodor's
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Bakeries
Basmanny & Taganka
2 reviews
The original location in Presnya is quaint and crowded, but this one is spacious and stylish. — Lonely Planet
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