Food is a true work of art. And we are sure that everyone who chooses food according to the picture knows this. They say that for a dessert to be more delicious, it should be photographed and published with the restaurant’s label. This is, so to speak, the price of success.
For this reason, we created the “Wait, I haven’t taken any photos yet” section especially for you, our valued readers and prospective food bloggers. In it we will share beautiful desserts and cocktails that are not only delicious, but also receive thousands of likes and views on social networks.
Disclaimer: The material is not only sticky but also practical. We’ve collected all the addresses and prices here, so save it and use it as your guide to delicious Moscow.
The answer to the question of who Arkady Novikov misses in the new Miss You restaurant is worth looking for right here. From the first seconds you get the feeling that you are somewhere on vacation in Europe – in Paris in the fall or in Rome in the summer. There is a wide variety of baked goods and an equally impressive menu. And there’s more than enough food for this section, so don’t be surprised if you see more than one of the other items on the restaurant menu here. Let’s start with perhaps the most shared* on Instagram; The city’s most elegant green salad has already become a favorite among guests. This dish reminds us that summer is coming, I miss you.
How much does it cost: 950 rubles.
Address: st. Petrovka, 12
A well-known restaurant in Krasnoyarsk has finally opened in Moscow. There is now a project in the Patriki district where Alexander Kucherov, the best chef in Siberia according to Where to Eat, is in charge of the kitchen. The menu includes not only the freshest meat and rare fish, but also photogenic dishes (where would we be without them). Our favorite is the raspberry tart with lemon-almond curd. See once and fall in love forever.
How much does it cost: 1300 rubles.
Address: Ermolayevsky lane, 7
Donuts are always a good idea. It doesn’t matter if they are sweet or not. For example, in Tilda on Patrik Street, this is the most popular dish that deserves to be photographed on a strictly prohibited social network. Served with tartar sauce and truffle oil. And it’s all on the most photogenic license plates on the internet. By the way, this dish already deserves the honorary title of “essential”. After all, it is impossible to imagine Tilda, who will be seven years old this year, without these buns.
How much does it cost: 620 rubles.
Address: Sytinsky cul-de-sac, 5
Glen Ballis Cave remains one of the Patriarchs’ most popular destinations. Therefore, it is worth booking tables for their breakfast well in advance for Friday evening. Moreover, they are really impressive there. The main course option at The Fashion Vibes is churros with bottarga paired with sour cream and black caviar. It will fit perfectly into the flow of a banned social network and will return you the meaning of life after a party on Friday. But hurry; The location is on the special menu, which means it may disappear soon.
How much does it cost: 690 rubles.
Address: Bolshoi Kozikhinsky Street, 10
As the author of this text, I will be honest with you; My heart isn’t anime, but I admire their fans and their culture as a whole. Take the R’amen cafe for example – this is a real paradise for all anime fans. Fans of Turkish TV series or all Netflix projects do not have this feature (which is also a pity). In short, you are great. Special episodes for your favorite anime are a real pleasure for those who are looking for content.
Now lemonade R’amen appeared at 20:31. Yes, that’s what it’s called. This drink is a reference to the “Prison Kingdom” cube in which the protagonist was imprisoned during the “Shibuya Incident”. This glass is handmade by Katya Moroz from Moroz Seramik.
How much does it cost: 490 rubles.
*Social networks Instagram and Facebook are prohibited in the Russian Federation. By court decision dated March 21, 2022, Meta was recognized as an extremist organization on the territory of the Russian Federation.
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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.
