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Drinking & Dancing
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Tabula Rasa (M. Kurskaya):
The old rock club, famous for its great live shows, has a new location. Enjoy the music or just have some beers over a game of billiards.
Tabula Rasa (M. Kievskaya):
A rather ordinary bar that hosts
some of the best bands in town. When the music's over, enjoy a game of billiards or warm up by the fireplace.
Temple Bar (M. Okhotny Ryad):
Spacious English pub-style bar attached to the Manezh shopping center in front of Alexandrovsky Sad, above Phlegmatic Dog. Pleasant wood interior and good service. Choice of seven beers on tap.
Territoriya (M. Okhotny Ryad):
Small, friendly club with good DJs who get the crowd sweating on the teeny dancefloor. Face control not impenetrable. Prices not bad.
The Boat (M. Park Kultury):
The Real Mccoy (M. Barrikadnaya):
Prohibition-era bootlegger theme bar that draws a mass-market crowd with its mainstream music program. The main attractions are the variety of stiff drinks and the business lunch.
Tinkoff (M. Smolenskaya):
Microbrewery and restaurant with a high-tech metal and glass interior, varied menu and eight types of Tinkoff beer on tap. Hosts live concerts by top-line international acts. Unfortunately, beer prices here have recently risen by about 30 percent, taking them way above prices at Durdin. www.tinkoff.ru
Tochka (M. Oktyabrskaya):
This brand-new establishment bills itself as the largest rock club in Moscow. Russian and foreign bands, three dancefloors, four bars, several chill-out rooms and a restaurant. Hidden away and hard to find.
Tolsty Mo (M. Studencheskaya):
Speakeasy-themed pub serving European food, with decor inspired by "Once Upon A Time In America." Live jazz and blues on Fri. & Sat. evening.
Top Club (M. Baumanskaya):
Luxuriously designed club in an out-of-the-way location. Live jazz and r&b concerts Thu.-Sat. Film screenings. Restaurant. Light face control. www.topclub.ru.
Trakhtenberg (M. Dynamo):
Roman Trakhtenberg brings his weird St. Petersburg Hulli Gulli erotic cabaret to Moscow. Expensive -- the cover charge is $100 and you even pay for the menu. Dress code, face control. Reservations necessary.
Trety Put (M. Novokuznetskaya):
A friendly club built into a former kommunalka, complete with chess tables and cheap drinks. Attracts a somewhat disheveled crowd of artists/grad student types. Live music Fri. and Sat. diverges in interesting directions. Cover: 150-200 rubles.
Tri Obezyany (M. Paveletskaya):
Nine-year-old club boasting a VIP restaurant, a one-way mirror in the bathroom for scoping the bar, and a dancefloor twice the size of the old one that can accommodate the enormous crowds the club attracts on weekends. Go-go boys and drag queens every night.
Trish (M. Sukharevskaya):
Another trendy basement club, this place is covered in manga porn -- but in a tasteful sort of way. The dancefloor is small and features an eclectic mix of music. Sometimes attracts a kinky crowd.
Tsitrus (M. Mayakovskaya):
Trendy spot that has been used as the setting for music videos. Good food, service, music and people-watching. Moderately expensive.
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