Despite the fact that the Orlyonok hotel is not located in the very center of Moscow there are still plenty of cafes, restaurants, and pubs where guests can taste not only traditional Russian dishes but also cuisine from all over the world.
Rytsarsky Klub (Knight’s Club)
28, Ulitsa Kosygina
The prime location of this restaurant tells you a lot about the ambience, menu, and prices. Bright and airy summer terraces and verandas provide stunning panoramic views of the city. The menu is comprised of traditional Russian cuisine as well as more inspired fare like the salad with ostrich, truffles, and venison. It should come as no surprise then that prices are quite high.
Darbars
38, Leninsky prospekt
This is an Indian restaurant with an Eastern-style interior design as well as a beautiful view at the Vorobyovy Gory from the 16th floor where the restaurant is located. The menu is built around traditional Indian dishes but also those which are regionally specific. There are also vegetarian meals available. Reasonable prices: $12 for a main course.
Rytsarsky Klub (Knight’s Club)
28, Ulitsa Kosygina
The prime location of this restaurant tells you a lot about the ambience, menu, and prices. Bright and airy summer terraces and verandas provide stunning panoramic views of the city. The menu is comprised of traditional Russian cuisine as well as more inspired fare like the salad with ostrich, truffles, and venison. It should come as no surprise then that prices are quite high.
Darbars
38, Leninsky prospekt
This is an Indian restaurant with an Eastern-style interior design as well as a beautiful view at the Vorobyovy Gory from the 16th floor where the restaurant is located. The menu is built around traditional Indian dishes but also those which are regionally specific. There are also vegetarian meals available. Reasonable prices: $12 for a main course.
