In St Petersburg people have heard about this place for a long time, and some have even been lucky enough to go there. Now the café from Petersburg has opened one in Moscow

Here everything is much more simple, even though the atmosphere and the idea have been kept. When you get to the Patriarch Ponds, find the entrance to the restaurant and step into the hallway you will find yourself in a place very similar to a communal flat. A friendly "Uncle Petya", dressed in a typical Russian tracksuit with loose-fitting knees, greets you at the door and then introduces you to the owners and all the pets you can imagine: puppies, kittens, birds and fish. You can go through to the sitting room, or if you prefer to the library. You can have a look at the black and white photographs of guests, listen to songs from old soviet films and study the menu.

Here they offer only home cooking, making this restaurant cosier than many flats.