Long ago, in 19-century Café Pushkin used to be a combination of a mansion, a pharmacy and a library. Today it remained its interior and different dining halls: you can choose between a Library Hall, Fireplace Hall, Pharmacy Hall and the Summer Terrace. Pushkin offers a wide range of breakfast, lunch and dinner positions, all of traditional Russian cuisine. Special treat is the pastry which is famous and loved by all Muscovites.

Café Pushkin was a mansion combining a pharmacy that serves beverages for its customers and a library which remains an extensive collection of Russian, German, French, Italian, and German literature. There are three halls where you can take a seat: Pharmacy hall, Library hall, and Fireplace hall and each of the rooms has an exquisite design in the spirit of the 19th century. During summer you can enjoy your meal on a Summer Terrace. Café Pushkin serves excellent Russian cuisine, but it is especially famous for its desserts, served either in the restaurant or in the separate confectionery called The Café Pushkin Patisserie. Their eclairs, Russian honey cakes, and Russian Charlotte pie are irresistible!