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Restaurants near Red Square, Moscow, Russia

    • Krasnaia Ploshchad' dom 1 (Red Square 1) - Moscow
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    • 1 Red Square (Krasnaya Ploschad 1) - Moscow
      • 2. 1 Red Square (Krasnaya Ploschad 1)

      • The name says it all. Even if the food were dismal -- which thankfully, it's not -- this would be a worthwhile...

        • Eastern European
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    • Noah's ark (Noyev Kovcheg) - Moscow
      • 3. Noah's ark (Noyev Kovcheg)

      • The staff at Noah's Ark take responsibility for your pleasure during the several hours required for a...

        • Middle Eastern
        • Eastern European
        • 0.0 miles
    • Bosco Bar - Moscow
      • 4. Bosco Bar

      • In any other European city, a plaza like Red Square would be ringed with sidewalk cafes and other commerce....

        • International
        • Fusion
        • 0.0 miles
    • St. Basil's Cathedral (Sobor Vasiliia Blazhennogo) - Moscow
    • Dymov No.1 - Moscow
      • 6. Dymov No.1

      • No-frills eating joint
        • Asian
        • Japanese
        • Eastern European
        • Very Expensive
        • 0.1 miles
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    • Vertinsky - Moscow
      • 7. Vertinsky

      • Combining the best of Chinese and Russian culture
        • Asian
        • Chinese
        • Eastern European
        • Moderately Priced
        • 0.1 miles
    • Polly Sad - Moscow
      • 8. Polly Sad

      • A lovely place - owesome terrace, very romantic. Nice music every evening live. I liked the food and...
        • 0.1 miles
    • Authentic restaurant of Russian cuisine-Trapeznaya in the Kremlin - Moscow
    • Capuccino express - Moscow
      • 10. Capuccino express

      • It's suitable for breakfasts. There are porrige, pancakes etc. The cafe looks like somebody's home. The...
        • 0.1 miles
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  • Mmmm! Borscht! Suck up that delicious beet soup! Life in Russia was once ridiculously difficult, but with the flood of Western culture into the country after the wall came down, has life ever changed inside the Iron Curtain! Drink with the Gods at one of the more high brow restaurants in town (And eat like them too) or swing by a Russianized McDonald's for a trip into good old fashioned U.S. capitalism. Moscow has brought in a lot of culinary influence from the countries it once occupied in the USSR, so you can find everything from Kazakh to Georgian. You won't be bored.
    Enjoy Georgian cuisine while dining inside a boat. Mama Zoya is housed on a boat in the Moscow River. Interiors are a visual feast. There's so much to look at, from intricate wooden furniture to live musicians to the hearty Georgian clientele that frequent the place. The menu is the size of the Bible, so ask the waitress what to order.
    If you want to feel like royalty then have dinner at Café Pushkin. The sophisticated 24-hour 3-storey restaurant has the feel of a 19th-century mansion. Burgers are also popular in Moscow,and the best place to go is Starlite Diner, a silver trailer parked in Moscow square. This all-night diner has become an institution on the dining scene. Burgers are generous and juicy, and fries are crisp. Most of the fare is authentic American, imagine telling your friends you had banana split in Moscow!

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