Its inhabitants fall asleep, the mafia wakes up. Of course he is hungry and therefore angry. Everyone knows that if you feed a human, they will make a good cat. We remembered how wonderful it was to live in Moscow, where you can do anything at any moment, even eat at 3 and 6 in the morning.
December is the season of 24/7 work, corporate events and the most desperate parties, it seems people are trying to do everything they can’t do in a year. Unsurprisingly, there may be no time to eat, and somewhere between the second and third sleep you will remember that you haven’t had dinner yet.
The Fashion Vibes columnist Anya Baturina has found 12 places to fill your stomach, even at night, and not be looked down upon whenever you arrive. Do I need to book a table? No, usually night zhors attack spontaneously.
Anya Baturina, columnist for The Fashion Vibes, author of the Gastrology Telegram channel
“Cafe Pushkin”
Working hours: Friday-Sunday – 24 hours
A classic of Moscow nightlife: dance all night and go to the Pushkin Cafe for breakfast and eat a croissant “made at dawn”, just like a nobleman like you after a party. Excellent syrniki, boiled, caviar and, of course, morning cocktails – from Bellini with sea buckthorn and passion fruit to protein “Banana-spinach”, if suddenly you are still going to training in pure form.
In addition to food, it’s nice to look at the interior and stick to the menu written in the old Russian style. Even with caution, not all dishes are easy to read, and if you’ve had a really good night, we wouldn’t be surprised if you ordered it out of your head to avoid messing with that complicated first letter. . By the way, not many people know, but not only a staircase leads from the wardrobe downstairs, but also an old elevator.
Address: Tverskoy Boulevard, 26A
Big Cafe Dr. Zhivago”
Working hours: 24 hours
It seems that Russian cuisine is the best thing you can think of for a night out or a real hangover breakfast at 3am. You will be surprised, but it is clear that at any time of the night you will find yourself in a restaurant where you are not alone. At least you don’t need to book a table at night (you just won’t be sitting here during the day).
What could be better than dumplings with a view of the illuminated Kremlin and empty Mokhovaya Street (finally, you don’t need to look at Manezhka through the windows of cars standing in a traffic jam)? By the way, the main menu works without restrictions at night!
Address: St. Mokhovaya, 15/1, National Hotel, 1st floor
soup cafe
Working hours: 24 hours
Another Moscow legend is the SUP cafe on Brestskaya, where soups are served around the clock. And mom and grandma always said that soup is good for the stomach, maybe even in the middle of the night your conscience wakes up and you decide not to ignore the “first”.
You can have three different types of soup (half of each), a whole serving, or take it with you in a glass (chicken stock is great instead of coffee). By the way, in this place closer to the morning it is easy to meet the staff of one of the nearest bars (in Belorusskaya and even in Sadovoe, which is within walking distance).
Address: street, 1. Brestskaya street, 62
coffee frenzy
Working hours: 24 hours
How many summer parties have ended (or rather continued?) on the porch of Coffeemania! If you don’t switch to a life-giving espresso, a filter, or at least a shelf in time and have an extra glass of sparkling wine, Friday can turn into a Saturday or even a long vacation.
“Coffeemania” never sleeps, and its walls know tens of thousands of secrets that are told only to best friends in the dark of night. Look around, although there are many restaurants, meeting acquaintances at dawn is as easy as shelling a pear.
See addresses here.
Alexander’s Meat Score
Working hours: 24 hours
The Meat Point window has a sad story. A year after the cafe opened (and a very successful existence), its creator, Alexander Kharchenko, was murdered. But Alexandra’s mother found strength in herself and continued to feed everyone, from taxi drivers to teenagers with the same “Coffeemania” cups in their hands, with the best shawarma. The meatball recipe hasn’t changed since 2012, so you can be sure it’s just as delicious here as it was from the very beginning.
It works 24 hours, so if you don’t have time during the day, check it out at night. We can tell from experience that you will always come back.
Address: Voznesensky per., 14
Cook’kareku
Working hours: 24 hours
Cook’kareku serves breakfast 24 hours a day. The menu includes breakfasts from all over the world, from Australia to Switzerland and vice versa. Have you ever thought that even eggs are cooked differently everywhere? Do some countries prefer to eat meat in the morning?
It’s great to break the regime and come here at night because the restaurant is offering 30% off breakfast during breakfast. That is, at a time when it is morning in a certain country, and in some they only wake up when we go to bed (well, you do not need to learn geography, you know it yourself).
Address: Sadovaya-Kudrinskaya str., 9, building 4
Starlite Restaurant
Working hours: 24 hours
Stopping at Starlight at night for a burger or pistachio milkshake (which is love served with “additive” in a glass and an iron shaker) is like remembering a carefree youth when there were loads of Starlights and it was so fashionable to walk in these. after college couples.
Now, when thinking about where to eat at night, this place does not come first (or even second or fifth), but why not imagine yourself as an American movie hero sitting on leather sofas sipping filter coffee?
Address: Myasnitskaya st., 14/2с1 // Koroviy Val st., 9A
megobari
Working hours: Friday and Saturday 12:00 – 6:00
Megobari is translated from Georgian as “friend” and a friend will always support you, even if you need a snack at 4 am. The wine bar is open from Friday to Saturday until 6am, which means khachapuri can be brought to you at any time.
Two friends are drawn on one of the walls of the bar – megobrebi sitting at a table with Georgian food and wine. Try repeating this picture live. And do not persuade to switch to chacha.
Address: St. Maroseyka, 15
Black Swan (and Chamber of Secrets too)
Working hours: Friday, Saturday 12:00 – 6:00
Carefully, you may not realize how time flies in the “Chamber of Secrets” and not realize how it’s 6 in the morning! This is one of the halls of the Black Swan bar, it is located underground, and the interiors of the Catholic Church are practically recreated. From St John’s Church in Battersea there is a beautiful 18th century old stained glass window, 1860 barracks bell, a confessional room and actual church shops.
The kitchen is open until closed, so you don’t have to worry if you sit at the bar for too long. Dinner and breakfast can be cooked for you here.
Address: St. Solyanka, 1/2, c1
Nur Bar Electro
Working hours: Monday-Thursday, Sunday – 10:00 – 3:00, Friday, Saturday 10:00 – 6:00
We haven’t heard of anyone dining at Noor’s in a long time but still the kitchen is open until 5am on weekends and that’s a reason to pay attention not only to the bar menu but also to the main menu. .
Legendary chef bartender Marat Saddarov of course sits on one shoulder like the devil and even does everything mentally so you’re always a little drunk but burgers and mini-chebureks wave their hands from the other, more conscious and hungry shoulder .
Address: Tverskaya str., 23/12
Khinkalnaya in Neglinnaya
Working hours: 10:00 – 6:00
Khinkali at night is a great idea. And those who thought otherwise didn’t try them after parties or very long working hours.
We don’t know when you decided to have a look there but keep in mind that there is live music on the first floor from 9pm Tuesday to Sunday, but there is room and quiet on the second floor.
Address: Neglinnaya st., 15
bamboo
Working hours: Friday, Saturday 8:00 – 5:00
The intimate two-story bar is open until 5am on Fridays and Saturdays, offering fine bottles of wine. The main thing is that here they not only shed all this time, but also are perfectly fed. The kitchen works until it’s almost closed, you can even order burgers!
Good location at the start of Solyanka – lots of bars around, so you can at least move around all night, periodically running for a bite. This is what is called awareness.
Address: St. Solyanka, 1/2
Source: People Talk
Errol Villanueva is an author and lifestyle journalist who writes for The Fashion Vibes. With a passion for exploring the latest trends in fashion, food, travel, and wellness, Errol’s articles are a must-read for anyone interested in living a stylish and fulfilling life.
