Ideal places for romantic dates, summer dinners and panoramic photos!
1. “Happiness on the Roof”
Confectionery “Happiness” has about 100 different sweets on the menu and a cheerful interior in white tones. The restaurant is a multi-level system, one of which is a spacious summer veranda with access to the roof, which offers a magnificent view of the sky-blue domes of the church. There are swings on the veranda, wicker armchairs and white chairs scattered throughout, and there are also tables for children. The average bill is 1000-1500 rubles.
Address: Putinkovsky B. lane, 5. (metro station “Pushkinskaya”).
2. Kalina bar
An elite bar on the roof of Lotte Plaza with a London-style cocktail menu and views of Moscow at night. High prices and exclusive offers of Kalina Bar attract, first of all, the fashionable metropolitan public who are not constrained by funds. In addition to the luxurious view from the 21st floor, guests are attracted here by excellent cocktails: the bar menu has long been famous among club regulars and contains truly dizzying offers, which are a pleasure to simply read. The restaurant menu mixes Russian, European and ubiquitous Japanese cuisine. Average bill - 2500 rub.
Address: Novinsky Blvd., 8, shopping center "LOTTE Plaza", 21st floor (metro station "Smolenskaya").
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3. Cafe Loft
An establishment in the “urban cafe” format, located in a penthouse on Lubyanka, with an open terrace at a bird’s eye view. The room itself is designed in the form of a winter garden with a glass dome. The white interior echoes the lush greenery of ficus trees. Tables made of two different types of wood, carved forged chairs, comfortable armchairs with light upholstery and soft sofas create a cozy atmosphere. The fairly laconic menu includes European dishes and excellent breakfasts. The average bill is 1000 rubles.
Address: Nikolskaya, 25, Nautilus shopping center, 6th floor (Lubyanka metro station, Kuznetsky Most).
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4. Bar Strelka
A popular establishment among metropolitan fashionistas at the Strelka Institute of Media, Architecture and Design. The wooden veranda is located on the roof of the bar and is lit with cute lamps. From here you can see the Cathedral of Christ the Savior, the Patriarchal Bridge and the Kremlin. The bar has a large cocktail menu and an international menu: here you can try smoked eggplant puree with tahini, pomegranate and mini pita, Magret duck breast in pomegranate sauce, Thai soup with shrimp and vegetables. On weekends, the bar plays jazz on an antique piano, hosts parties with DJs and chamber concerts. The average bill is 1000 rubles.
Address: Bersenevskaya embankment, 14, building 5 (metro station “Kropotkinskaya”).
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5. Restaurant O2 Lounge
A luxurious restaurant on the roof of the no less luxurious hotel The Ritz-Carlton Moscow, with panoramic windows offering views of Red Square, the Kremlin and the Alexander Garden. Under the glass dome of the roof there is a stylish interior: white sofas, multi-colored lamps, low tables, red and gold throne-like chairs. The range of dishes includes signature sushi and rolls, meat and fish dishes, as well as snacks, signature cocktails, desserts (fresh fruits and berries, chocolate mousse, etc.), hot and cold drinks. The average bill is 2500-4000 rubles.
Address: Tverskaya, 3, The Ritz-Carlton hotel, 12th floor (metro station “Okhotny Ryad”).
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6. Bar "Roof"
Restaurant-beach in the penthouse of the Altufevsky shopping center. The semicircular space consists of two halls: an enclosed main hall with panoramic glazing and a summer veranda, which, in turn, is divided into beach and restaurant areas. On one there is a lawn with a real green lawn and sun loungers, and on the other there are cozy sofas under white sails, where you can hide from direct sunlight. The menu includes European cuisine: pizza (350-750 rubles), meat dishes (from 540 rubles), sandwiches and burgers (from 320 rubles), etc. Drinks include freshly squeezed juices, fruit and berry smoothies, homemade lemonades and cocktails. Average bill - 1500 rub.
Address: Altufevskoye sh., 8, shopping center "Altufevsky", 4th floor. (metro station “Vladykino”).
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7. Mary Jane Bar
A real loft with high ceilings and red brick walls at the Danilovskaya Manufactory. In the warm season, a summer veranda opens on the roof of the bar - without stunning panoramic views, but quite cozy. The menu includes signature dishes, updated every season. In the summer, this is, for example, julienne with chanterelles and chicken breast (300 rubles), quail with foie gras cappuccino (650 rubles), young carrot cutlets with mango sauce (250 rubles) and much more. The extensive bar menu includes a huge selection of whiskey from all countries and regions (including Canadian and Japanese), the most popular wines of the Old and New Worlds, signature and classic cocktails. The average bill is 700-1000 rubles.
Address: Novodanilovskaya embankment, 4b, building 1 (Tulskaya metro station).
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8. Restaurant "Jerusalem"
Kosher meat restaurant in the synagogue on Bolshaya Bronnaya. Despite the location, there is an amazing resort atmosphere here - primarily due to the excellent views and rooftop veranda. The menu features dishes of Caucasian and Israeli cuisines. These are, for example, hummus (180 rubles for a small portion), mincemeat (up to 200 rubles - the portion is quite “manly”), falafel, lamb lula, shish kebab and others. You can order flatbreads separately for only 30 rubles.
Address: B. Bronnaya, 6, building 3. (metro stations "Pushkinskaya", "Tverskaya", "Chekhovskaya").
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9. Restaurant “La Terrasse”
Restaurant located on the roof of the European shopping center. La Terrasse is a summer project, but the glass walls are prudently insulated, so the veranda is open all year round. The interior is simple and unobtrusive: wooden floors, wicker furniture with soft sofa cushions, peach-colored curtains and tropical vegetation. La Terrasse has a country atmosphere with a Southern European touch. The menu includes a mixture of Italian and Japanese cuisines: pizza, pasta, sushi, seafood and other classics of the genre. The average bill is 1000-1500 rubles.
Address: pl. Kievsky Vokzal, 2, shopping center "European", 7th floor (metro station "Kyiv").
10. Restaurant "Carlson"
A high-rise hotel on the roof of the Central City Tower business center on Ovchinnikovskaya embankment, offering stunning views of the Kremlin, the Moscow River, and Zamoskvorechye. The atmospheric interior with high glass ceilings, checkered sofas, containers for storing tasty supplies, and even the clothes of the waiters of the Moscow restaurant correspond to the character of the Scandinavian namesake, who is partial to food. On the menu: pike perch crusted with black bread with saffron sauce and fried artichokes (RUB 1,111), beef carpaccio with celery and parmesan (RUB 777), white asparagus cream soup with marinated salmon (RUB 656) and others delights. Average bill - 2000 rub.
Address: Ovchinnikovskaya embankment, 20, building 1, Central City Tower business center (Novokuznetskaya metro station).
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The multi-kilometer areas of Moscow rooftops are increasingly being developed by the capital's restaurateurs, which cannot but please those who like to eat delicious food and have a quality rest somewhere higher up. Open-air establishments become especially popular in the summer, and this year it turned out to be hot. What kind of “heavenly” cafes and bars can delight their residents and guests on the roof can be found today for almost every taste, color and size. The price tag also varies, but there are no downright cheap establishments in this segment yet, but there are more than enough “provocatively” expensive ones. But this does not reduce the demand for them, and the number of visitors does not decrease, but only grows. What can you do - Moscow loves luxurious life. Our review will tell you where to find it.
Kalina bar: restaurant
Unless you're lazy, you haven't heard any reviews about this place. Anyone who has visited it at least once will remember the impressions received here for a long time - a dizzying climb to the 21st floor in a glass high-speed elevator, an incredible view of Moscow (opening from a bird's eye view), unsurpassed cuisine and an impressive list of alcoholic drinks. The general atmosphere and mood in Kalina Bar is refined classics and obsequious service during the day, drive and fun, a sense of the pulse and energy of life at night. It is impossible to remain indifferent to this fashionable and truly lively establishment. One of the best projects that Moscow can boast of this summer.
The rooftop restaurant is divided into several zones - the main hall with many comfortable sofas and stylish armchairs, the obligatory bar counter and podium; karaoke zone; a Moroccan room with low sofas and lots of bright pillows; two open verandas and two VIP rooms for those who need privacy. The cuisine is a fashionable mix of Italian, Japanese and truly Russian dishes in an unusual presentation and equally amazing execution. The menu is regularly updated and “transformed” - even regulars won’t get bored. The price tag is also high - the average bill starts from 2.5 thousand rubles. But he's worth it.
White Rabbit Restaurant
The establishment is “under the dome” (as in the Stephen King novel) in the literal sense of the word. The restaurant is located on the 16th floor of the Smolensky Passage under a glass domed roof, thanks to which it offers stunning panoramic views of the capital. A 360-degree view allows visitors to the White Rabbit to admire not only the Kremlin, but also to see the Moscow City skyscrapers and the Foreign Ministry building. It is especially pleasant in this place to meet sunrises and see off sunsets - a spectacle of indescribable beauty. Late (or early) visitors are very pleased that they even offer you breakfast here at hours (from three in the morning to six in the morning) when many other places are still “sleeping.”
Russian cuisine from the famous chef Mukhin, whom “gastronomic Moscow” knows well, deserves special attention. The White Rabbit rooftop restaurant offers, of course, French dishes and culinary hits from other countries. Exclusive alcoholic cocktails should not be ignored either. The interior is pleasing to the eye - nothing distracts from the most important thing - an excellent view of the capital in all its glory. There is everything you need to have a good time, eat delicious food and relax.
Loft: restaurant, reviews
Completely different in concept, interior and atmosphere is a tiny establishment located in the bay window of a shopping complex - an open area-balcony with a mesmerizing view of the Lubyanka and at times a strong wind, brazenly “walking” between the tables of guests. For this reason, the tablecloths here are secured with clothespins, and it is better to keep an eye on the napkins and papers on the table and press them down with something heavy. However, this small inconvenience only adds even more romance and atmosphere to the place.
Comfortable soft chairs and low leather sofas, tables with openwork legs, white tablecloths and a view of the continuous flow of cars - the interior and accompanying surroundings, as visitors note, are ideal for dates, but are completely unsuitable for business negotiations. The cuisine is light and as healthy as possible, with a lot of seafood, vegetables and herbs. Dishes - both Russian and international. There is a diet menu, signature desserts and even five-hour tea. An ideal place for two.
"Stork": restaurant
A three-story establishment that combines a classic restaurant, a fashionable cafe and a veranda, which offers an excellent view of Moscow streets and courtyards. The interior is thought out to the smallest detail to create a pleasant atmosphere of comfort, privacy and harmony with nature - wooden tables, many bright flowers in pots and a terrace surrounded by the greenery of elm and linden trees. According to those who managed to visit this establishment, there is nothing artificial, provocative or deliberately ostentatious. Quiet calm music, birdsong and flower aromas make you momentarily fall out of the bustle of the city.
The food matches the location. The Stork restaurant offers visitors a fundamental menu with dishes of Mediterranean, Italian, French cuisine, as well as the obligatory Japanese section. The food here is cooked very well - just as much as you need, as if it had been painstakingly measured and calculated in advance. The wine list pleasantly surprises with both popular items and products from little-known small wineries. Be sure to take a bottle with dinner. The average bill, however, is not so harmonious - about 3 thousand rubles.
Restaurant "Carlson"
And now let's rise again to a breathtaking height - to the 14th floor, to the Moscow City rooftop restaurant, with the telling name "Carlson". The interior itself reminds us of some kind of Swedish fairy tale: white colors with bright accents in the form of checkered sofas, colorful plants and jars of the main character’s favorite raspberry jam with a propeller. And when the waiter appears in cute pants with suspenders, then doubts about the fabulousness of the establishment disappear. It is very interesting and homely, as well as tasty and beautiful - this is how its regulars rate this restaurant.
The first reason you should come here is the indescribable view of Zamoskvorechye - from and to the Kremlin. You will be offered to look at the numerous sights while enjoying a delicious and satisfying lunch or dinner of good Italian cuisine in its best traditions. Food, atmosphere, panorama - it’s impossible to say what’s most important in a restaurant. Everything here deserves attention. And the price tag is quite acceptable - the average bill is 1500-1700 rubles.
Restaurant La Terrasse
An area the size of a small football field is given over to the restaurant on the roof of the “European”, which is a summer area with a light and unobtrusive interior, but elements of bourgeois luxury. Natural wicker furniture coexists here with chic chandeliers and huge plasma screens broadcasting fashion and sports content. The cuisine is billed as European fusion, seasoned with “oriental accents.” This mix is not surprising, because the co-founder of the restaurant is none other than rapper Timati.
The chef offers guests exquisite and highly original dishes for a sophisticated audience. According to fans of outdoor activities, the music and selection of drinks here are excellent. People come here, rather, not for beautiful views, but for entertainment and fun. Partygoers will feel at ease here. If, of course, they can get there. There is face control at the entrance, and “auto-face control” at the parking lot, so come in a decent car. The average bill, as in most places, is about 2-2.5 thousand rubles.
Conclusion
The roofs of the capital are increasingly being used and are being rebuilt for open-air (and other) restaurants and bars. You can easily find a place where you can relax and unwind in a pleasant atmosphere, a bar where you can easily recharge yourself with the fun and drive of the capital’s party, and a classic restaurant for business negotiations in the summer season, and many other options. The only thing you should prepare for is the cost of the food. on the roof here a priori has a higher price tag, and often especially careful face control (as in the case of La Terrasse).
In which Moscow restaurants can you combine the pleasure of delicious dishes and beautiful views of the capital? This article will be about this.
"02 Lounge"- located on the roof of the Ritz hotel (Tverskaya street 3) and if not for the intricate interior, you could play football here. The concept of the establishment is to combine restaurant service with a refreshing cocktail mood. This means that the dishes here are prepared in the best European and Eastern traditions, while maintaining lightness. Average bill: from 4000 rubles. The restaurant area is divided into two zones: a restaurant veranda and an outdoor dance floor, which makes it possible to simultaneously have a delicious dinner and relax under the capital’s night sky. What can I say, everything is unusual, expensive and will be remembered for a long time.
"Sky Lounge"- located on the 22nd floor of the Russian Academy of Sciences building (Leninsky Prospekt, 32A), which in itself is impressive. It is recognized as one of the most famous rooftop restaurants in Moscow and for good reason. Gourmets have already recognized the original taste of the local European dishes, and connoisseurs of real Italian wines come here for a glass of this exquisite drink. Combined with an impressive panoramic view, all these gastronomic delights of the Sky Lounge acquire an even brighter taste, and you no longer think about the price of the issue. The average bill is from 2,000 to 3,000 rubles.
"Turandot" on Tverskoy Boulevard 26 it’s hard to even call it a restaurant when you enter it for the first time. A real Baroque palace leaves the visitor completely at a loss as to what century he was born in and what he was going to do now. If the luxury of this place does not captivate the client, then now is really time to move to the terrace. From here you can see such a unique view that even ordinary coffee will seem like a heavenly drink. There have been no reviews of dissatisfied customers for the entire existence of this rooftop restaurant in Moscow, and city guides compare it to a local historical landmark. There can be only one conclusion: you simply must visit it at least once in your life!
"Loft" in the Nautilus shopping center, at Nikolskaya litsa 25, can be called inexpensive, if, of course, compared with the above options. They serve Russian cuisine with a European twist, an original combination of national culture and modern Western trends, so to speak. The atmosphere here is cozy, without unnecessary pathos, which is why the establishment is popular at any time of the day. The average bill is from 1,000 rubles.
"Filimonova and Yankel" on Tverskaya 23 is a fish restaurant with very tempting order conditions. The portion here is not oversized, so calculating the receipt of your order is quite simple. This place has a great combination of outdoor location, menu and audience. You can't imagine a better way to spend a pleasant evening with your girlfriend or a group of friends.
"White Rabbit"- located on Smolenskaya Square. 3. It is the last on our list, but one of the most favorite rooftop restaurants among residents and guests of the capital. From here you can see both the embankment and the Kremlin towers. The chef of the establishment, Vladimir Mukhin, every time surprises customers by preparing dishes from typical national products using avant-garde techniques, sometimes completely incomprehensible to the average person. The average bill here is 1,500-2,500 rubles.
Of course, there are much more rooftop restaurants in Moscow, including "Kalina Bar" on the 21st floor of the Lotte Plaza shopping center, restaurant "Carlson" on the 14th floor of the Central City Tower business center, Buono on Kutuzovsky Prospekt 2/1, Conservatory on Neglinnaya 1, etc. The more of them you can visit, the more vivid the impressions of the views of the capital will remain in your memory.
With the arrival of spring, many restaurants open their terraces and verandas to visitors. Among them there are interesting restaurants that are located on the roof. In the warm season, trips to such places become even more interesting.
If you want to surprise or amaze your colleagues, friends, parents or your significant other, then you should definitely get acquainted with these unusual restaurants in Moscow. We want to tell you what is so unique, interesting and inimitable about them. Let's “walk” along the roofs of the capital and find out what is hiding there. Let's get started!
Unusual restaurant "Carlson" living on the roof
The establishment was opened in an unusual place - on the roof. In the entire room you can see only one wall - along the bar counter; everything else is made of glass and high-strength metal, thanks to which the entire space is filled with natural daylight.
It has an unusual official name - “R. I. Ts. Carlson." R.I.C. means "restaurant of interesting prices." One can only guess what is meant by “interesting prices” - either prices like in a fashionable premium restaurant, or the names of the dishes, but one thing is obvious - “R. I. Ts. Carlson" is very consonant with the name of the five-star Ritz-Carlton hotel. Perhaps this is one of the reasons for the unusual abbreviation.
There is a very pleasant atmosphere here - the large, bright space creates a feeling of ease, and the plush Carlsons seem to hint that this place is perfect for family dinners and children's parties. Upholstered furniture, interesting tables with drawers, trees and a huge amount of daylight - all this makes the establishment light and carefree.
"Carlson"
It is worth noting the magnificent Italian chef Giacomo Lombardi. His parents had their own grocery store, thanks to which Giacomo learned what quality products are and how to select them. From that moment on, he had a desire to cook, but he was not sure if he wanted to be a chef. Having got a job in his first establishment, he immediately realized that cooking was his calling.
After working in Italy, he visited many gastronomic capitals of Europe and Asia. I studied new cooking techniques and different ways of processing food. As a result, Giacomo became one of the most sought-after chefs. The way he came to Russia is unusual. While working in Seoul, his friend Marco called him and asked him to replace him for 3 months due to illness. Giacomo arrived and has been delighting Carlson’s guests with his exquisite cuisine for more than 5 years.
Contacts
- address: Moscow, Ovchinnikovskaya embankment, building 20/1, Central City Tower business center, 14th floor;
- schedule: Sun-Thu from 12:00 to 00:00, Fri-Sat from 12:00 to 03:00;
- average score: 3,000 rub.
"Carlson" Unusual restaurant "White Rabbit" from a fairy tale
From one fairy-tale character we move on to another - the “White Rabbit”. Someone might assume that the unusual name came from the film “The Matrix,” where one of the main characters uttered the sacramental phrase “Follow the white rabbit,” but no, the establishment was named after the White Rabbit from the fairy tale “Alice in Wonderland.”
An unusual establishment in Moscow appears in the form of a kind of “hole”, where you need to go up by elevator, and not go down. Guests are greeted by numerous paintings of a rabbit, sofas and panoramic windows. The professional staff of the establishment will find you the best table, recommend new items from the menu and help you take your mind off the bustle of the city.
It is worth noting that “White Rabbit” is included in our top 7 panoramic restaurants in Moscow and this is absolutely fair. From here you can enjoy wonderful views of the capital; it is especially beautiful to watch the sunset in cloudless summer weather.
Among other things, here you will be offered unusual designer toys. Each of them is unique and worth a tidy sum, so they are more suitable for collectors or as a gift.
The cuisine is also unusual - predominantly Russian, made from Russian products. The chef, Vladimir Mukhin, invents something new and exotic every time, experimenting in the kitchen. Vladimir himself is from the city of Essentuki and is the vice-champion of the S. Pellegrino Cooking Cup. It was under him that the White Rabbit became one of the 100 best restaurants in the world.
In general, when talking about Vladimir Mukhin, it is worth noting that he became the youngest chef in the Guild of Chefs of Russia. For the first time in the entire gastronomic history of modern Russia, he toured in France in a restaurant with a Michelin star for two years in a row, and this at the age of 25! The tour took place to the “music” of Russian cuisine. This is really unusual.
Vladimir popularizes Russian cuisine in every possible way, not only in Moscow, but throughout the world. He conducts master classes, opens new restaurants, travels to other cities and not only talks, but also shows what Russian cuisine is.
Contacts
- address: Moscow, Smolenskaya square, Smolensky passage, building 3, 16th floor;
- schedule: Mon-Wed, Sun from 12:00 until the last guest, Thu-Sat from 12:00 to 02:00;
- average score: RUR 2,500
"White Rabbit" Unusual restaurant “Russian Seasons” on the site of “Varvarov”
“White Rabbit” remains in its “hole”, and we continue our journey through unusual restaurants in Moscow. We go to Strastnoy Boulevard, to an interesting restaurant of Russian cuisine “Russian Seasons”.
The restaurant received this name for a reason. The kitchen uses domestically produced farm products and therefore the word “seasons” in the title has a certain meaning. Namely, seasonality among Russian farmers who supply products to the restaurant.
Starting in May, the restaurant opens a terrace with views of the city to everyone. In the evenings, live music plays here, and the luxurious interior complements the atmosphere with comfort and warmth. Enjoying delicious food and drinks on the terrace makes you feel like you are a tourist and in a completely different place.
A few words about the chef of the establishment - Vladimir Tikhomirov. He was a student of the talented culinary specialist Anatoly Komm, working for a long time as a sous-chef at the Varvara restaurant.
By the way, the chefs of “White Rabbit” and “Russian Seasons” have a lot in common. Both were born in 1983, started cooking since childhood, practice Russian cuisine and work as chefs in restaurants that are included in the top 100 best in the world. Try to compare the dishes of two chefs by visiting both places!
Contacts
- address: Moscow, Strastnoy Boulevard, building 8a;
- schedule: daily, from 12:00 to 00:00;
- average score: 3,000 rub.
"Russian Seasons" Unusual restaurant "Turandot" - an oasis in the center of Moscow
Not far from the previous restaurant on Strastnoy there is an amazing place called “Turandot”. The establishment combines all the grace of the 18th century and the technology of the 21st. The seemingly unremarkable small two-story building with a mezzanine hardly betrays an unusual and one of the most expensive restaurants in Moscow. At first you won't even notice the sign next to the door.
Once inside, you will be pleasantly surprised by the restaurant's interior. The atmosphere of a 17th-18th century palace in the center of Moscow was recreated here. Moving from one hall to another you feel like a count or countess, the only thing missing is lackeys and servants. We have already written that this masterpiece was created over the course of 6 years.
When working on the restaurant, every little detail was taken into account: the Versailles fireplace of the Louis XVI era was reproduced in detail, paintings by famous artists were placed on the walls, antiques were brought from China and much more.
The restaurant occupies the entire building of the mansion and, it would seem, what does the roof have to do with it? The fact is that there is a gorgeous terrace on top. In its design, it resembles a palace park with statues, decorations and flowering bushes. It is an unusual feeling when you are in a palace garden in the center of a metropolis. For this alone, it’s worth coming here more than once.
Who is in charge of the kitchen of this interesting place? Dmitry Eremeev is the chef of Turandot. Having decided to become a culinary specialist since childhood, he began his journey with a cafe under the presidential administration. After that, he worked for 6 years at Cafe Pushkin, located in a neighboring house. Since 2008, he went to work at Turandot.
Contacts
- address: Moscow, Tverskoy Boulevard, building 26, building 3;
- schedule: Sun-Mon from 12:00 to 00:00, Fri-Sat from 12:00 to 01:00;
- average score: 3,000 rub.
"Turandot" Unusual restaurant “Svetly” – picnic on the roof
A curious place called “Svetly” is hidden in the alleys of Moscow near the Krasnye Vorota metro station. This respectable place opened in June 2013. The establishment immediately captivates with its cozy atmosphere and interesting interior and is rightfully included in our rating of “Unusual Moscow Restaurants”.
The first thing that catches your eye is the modern urban design of the halls, decorated with designer items. The mirrored ceiling visually enlarges the already large space of the restaurant. Almost the entire room is filled with light, which is not surprising; it’s not for nothing that they gave it such a name.
The unusual form of lighting gives the whole composition a finished look. Yes, this is definitely a fashionable place, which is rightfully popular among the capital's public. I almost forgot to say that there is karaoke with a professional system and an art team.
Absolutely anyone can feel like a singer, even if they have no voice at all. A presenter with backing vocalists and a powerful acoustic system will help you with this.
"Light" Let's move on and go up to the roof. Here we are greeted by a completely different view: a green lawn with wicker furniture, bean bags and summer chairs. One gets the impression that you are not in a fashionable restaurant, but on a picnic in the forest. It’s quite unusual to find yourself in such a relaxed atmosphere after the previous halls.
The name itself suggests that children's parties are held here and young guests are always welcome. Every Sunday, the “bright” team entertains the little bellies with master classes, games, various competitions and other events. Entertainment runs from 14:00 to 19:00.
No restaurant is complete without a kitchen manager. This role is played by the young but talented chef Arkady Kolotov. Like most chefs, Arkady loved to cook since childhood. Looking at how his father cooked in their family cafe, he already understood who he would become in the future. The menu of “Svetly” is compiled exclusively from the chef’s own original recipes.
This was the Way2day rating of “Unusual restaurants in Moscow”, which are located on the roof. If you love sushi, then you should get acquainted with our rating “The best sushi in Moscow”, where we analyzed all Moscow sushi restaurants and identified the leaders. Discover new things and bon appetit!
Contacts
- address: Moscow, Bolshoi Kharitonyevsky lane, building 21/3, business center “Yusupov Dvor”;
- schedule: daily, from 10:00 to 06:00;
- average score: 3,000 rub.
"Light" The best restaurants in Moscow are places for romantic evening rendezvous, summer dinners and beautiful panoramic photographs!
Bar on the roof of the Lotte Plaza hotel with a good cocktail menu and a beautiful view of Moscow at night. It is not the low prices and the most exclusive offers that attract the “golden youth”. The restaurant menu delights with Russian, European and Japanese cuisine. The average bill is about 2500 rubles.
This establishment is located in a penthouse on Lubyanka and has an open terrace. The interior is designed in the form of a winter garden with a glass dome - an impressive sight. The menu features European cuisine. The average bill is about 1000 rubles.
This confectionery has more than 100 different delicious sweets on the menu. The average bill is about 1000-1500 rubles.
4. Restaurant "Carlson"»
On the menu: delicious pike perch in freshly baked bread with saffron sauce and fried artichokes, carpaccio and other delicious delicacies. The average bill is about 2000 rubles.
5. Bar "Roof"
Restaurant-beach in the penthouse of the Altufevsky shopping center. The menu offers a wide selection of European cuisine: pizza, meat dishes, sandwiches and burgers, etc. Drinks include juices, fruit and berry smoothies. The average bill is about 1500 rubles.
6. Mary Jane Bar
The menu offers delicious signature dishes, which are updated and supplemented every season. The bar menu has a huge selection of whiskey, a wide selection of wines, signature and classic cocktails. The average bill is about 700-1000 rubles.
A chic restaurant on the roof of The Ritz-Carlton Moscow hotel, from whose windows there is a magnificent view of Red Square, the Kremlin and the Alexander Garden. The dishes are represented by various signature sushi and rolls, all kinds of meat and delicious fish dishes, as well as signature cocktails. The average bill is about 2500-4000 rubles.
8. Restaurant “La Terrasse”
Restaurant located on the roof of the European shopping center. The menu offers Italian and Japanese cuisine: pizza, sushi, pasta, seafood. The average bill is about 1000-1500 rubles.
9. Restaurant "Jerusalem"
Kosher meat restaurant in the synagogue on Bolshaya Bronnaya. On the menu you will see dishes from Caucasian and Israeli cuisines.
A popular establishment among the capital's fashionistas. From here a beautiful panorama of Christ the Savior, the Patriarchal Bridge and the Kremlin opens. The bar has a cocktail menu and a delicious international menu. On weekends, incendiary jazz is played here on an antique piano, and parties with the participation of fashionable DJs are also held here. The average bill is about 1000 rubles.
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