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Crazy Milk (Bar/Club) [Drinking & dancing]
(M. Polyanka)
Cozy bar with cushioned chillout, film screenings and a milkmaid/cow theme. Try the khrenovukha.

Sally O'Brien's (Bar/Club) [Drinking & dancing]
(M. Polyanka)
Authentic pub-like pub, and that's not to be taken for granted -- real pubs are rarer than four-leaf clovers in this town. Has barmen instead of miniskirted waitresses and real grunge instead of catalog-order knickknacks. Can attract rowdy Brits when the footy's on. English-speaking staff.

William Bass (Bar/Club) [Drinking & dancing]
(M. Polyanka)
Pseudo-English pub with hearty food and a decent selection of draft beers. Has a children's playroom and offers a nanny on weekends.

Correa's (Restaurant) [International]
(M. Polyanka / Tretyakovskaya)

Durdin (Restaurant) [Beer Restaurants]
(M. Polyanka)

La Gourmet (Restaurant) [European]
(M. Polyanka)
Expensive interior with stained glass windows and plenty of marble. Several different menus including breakfast.

President Hotel (Restaurant) [Russian]
(M. Oktyabrskaya / Polyanka)

Ris I Ryba (Restaurant) [Japanese]
(M. Polyanka)
Has a conveyor-belt sushi bar, which is good since the table service is slow. Not the best sushi in town. Stay away from the Moscow rolls, included in the sushi mixed platter, unless you're crazy about dill. The best thing here is the view.

Suliko (Restaurant) [Georgian]
(M. Polyanka)
Could be Moscow's most upmarket Georgian restaurant. Superb, refined cuisine, with all your favorite dishes and plus many others that you won't find at cheaper eateries. Elegant decor.

Zhyoltoye More (Restaurant) [Asian]
(M. Polyanka)
Go through the chic restaurant and out to the upstairs summer balcony, where you'll find a minimalist decor of hi-tech silver and glass. There's a diverse Japanese menu with all sorts of sushi, sashimi, rolls and more. Chinese, Thai and Vietnamese are also on offer but the Japanese is probably the best choice. Occasional DJs.

Krokin Gallery (Exhibits)
(M. Polyanka)

Estrada Theater (Kids)
(M. Polyanka)