Pushkin Moscow

Pushkin sits on Tverskoy Blvd, a twenty-minute walk from the Red Square. The room runs smart, defined by an ornate aesthetic that feels more like an immersive, turn-of-the-century archive than a standard dining hall.

This is the place to choose when you want the classicism of Moscow’s historic center without the immediate tourist crush of GUM or Saint Basil’s Cathedral. While its neighbours lean into modern, fast-paced culinary trends, this kitchen remains committed to traditional French and Russian cooking. It is a slower, more deliberate experience, catering to those who prefer their meals served in an environment that prioritizes formality and scale.