Gorynych — Restaurant in Meshchansky District

Oh my gosh, I can't believe I stumbled upon this hidden gem of a restaurant! As soon as I stepped inside, I was transported to a fairytale land of deliciousness. The interior design was simply marvelous, with ornate details and whimsical touches everywhere I looked. It felt like a princess castle, but with even more charm and character. The menu had me drooling from the very beginning. I couldn't decide between all the mouthwatering options, but eventually settled on the juicy meat dishes grilled to perfection. Each bite was pure bliss, with flavors bursting in my mouth and leaving me wanting more. The service was top-notch, with friendly and attentive servers who made sure my glass was always full and my plate never empty. I was impressed by the attention to detail throughout the restaurant, from the intricate moldings on the walls to the sparkling cleanliness of everything. Even the bathrooms were designer-worthy, with fluffy towels and luxurious soap scents. It was clear that no expense was spared in making this place special. And the best part? The prices were incredibly reasonable, especially compared to other high-end restaurants in the area. For under $25 per person, including appetizers, entrees, and drinks, I left feeling completely satisfied and already planning my next visit. This place is truly a treasure trove of culinary delight, and I can't wait to share it with all my friends and family. Highly...

From the owner of White Rabbit and fashionable Selfie. The place has a concept and a style. However, once you have seen what service is you understand that here it is limping. We had a table booked at the terrace, but it was a bit fresh, we wanted to get inside - it became very complicated and at the end the mission was impossible. The table we were given was at the sort of corridor,where whole world is passing by. At the end they have managed to find a table in the middle of the terrace closer to the heat. The food although is delicious. I haven’t tried the bread, but those who had it- they were pleased. They servie it with home made butter, which is apparently delicious. They have their own bakery, I will let you imagine how tasty fresh bread might be...Their pizza is made in wooden oven and borscht is delicious. To sum up and make a long story short. For the food 5 stars. For the hostess, I’m sorry but they deserve only 2. In general they have to be replaced by professionals. They are all beautiful, but cant take any decision, when needed. As for the waiters, they are very attentive and even speak English and French. Apart that, the whole atmosphere is very festive and different from all other trendy restaurants in Moscow. It is really...

Located above a small food court on third floor; entrance via a lift. If you manage to get a seat close to the terrace you have views overlooking the boulevard; summer time is a must on the terrace.

Seating for say 200 covers and still guests queuing up to get in or hanging at the bar awaiting a table. So make sure to book in advance.

Loungy club music played which sets the scene. A dress down and relaxed scene and crowd.

A large baking oven on show provides various breads without yeast, served with a side of butter which has some smoked flavour. Excellent bread and you are able to take away too.

Was served by Vera who from the outset ensured that everything was on point. I always ask for recommendations and she steered me to the aubergine with crab starter; a new entry to the menu. The combination unusual at first but the flavours soon showed how tasty it was.

For mains I opted for the Rib eye steak served as a 400g portion with lots of flavour. Also went for a smoked lamb sausage which had some spicy aftertaste. Both dishes served on a well worn wooden board.

Definately a place to come back to....