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Gogol-Mogol vs Cafe Pouchkine
Both Gogol-Mogol and Cafe Pushkin are recommended by travel writers. On balance, Cafe Pushkin is preferred by most professionals compared to Gogol-Mogol. Cafe Pushkin ranks #1 in Moscow with approval from 7 reviewers including Lonely Planet, Travel + Leisure and BlackBook.
Gogol-Mogol
Fodor's
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Gagarinsky per., 6, Moscow, Russia
From $12 /night
Fodor's
"Sink into folds of burgundy velour with a plate of chocolates and a cappuccino at this indulgent dessert spot off the Boulevard Ring."
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Frommer's
"Lurking behind an arch on a posh pedestrian street, this restaurant/bar/concert space is anything but chic."
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BlackBook
"Stylishly grungy restaurant/bar/concert space on very upscale block."
Cafe Pouchkine
Concierge
Fodor's
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Insight Guides
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Tverskoy bulvar 26A, Moscow 103009, Russia
From $1 /night
Concierge
"The waiters, who tend to sport impressive sideburns, offer prompt service, and the Russian menu is high-priced but hearty."
Fodor's
"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."
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Frommer's
"Perhaps Moscow's most sophisticated 24-hour restaurant, the three-story Cafe Pushkin has the feel of a 19th-century mansion but dates from the late 1990s."
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Insight Guides
"Some of the best Russian cuisine in Moscow is to be had in this artfully restored manor house."
Travel + Leisure
"Order flaky pirozhki and almond croissants at this neo-Baroque pastry annex of the ever-popular Café Pushkin."
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