Бараshka

Good. Try lamb kebab - juicy and tender. Pomegranate fresh is nice and revitalizing. Avoid the table below the stairs as the cleaner will try to sweep the dust from it right into your plate.

Super tasty uzbeck and Georgian food in a friendly and elegant atmosphere

This place was EXCELLENT! Definitely our best meal in Russia. We stumbled upon it, and were so glad we did! The service was very attentive, and the food was out of this world. I had the juicy meat dumplings, and they were fantastic. Everything about this place is top notch. We highly recommend it!

A very classy restaurant, and contains Levantine and Turkish cuisine

So good. I was travelling by myself and almost ordered room service due to the cold. So glad I didn’t. I had the flat bread, lamb kebab and eggplant. All delicious, a lovely waitress and cheeky French red. All great.

We had an amazing dining experience at Barashka. During our vacation in Moscow a few years ago, we almost visited the restaurant on a daily basis. The friendly service and cozy atmosphere, in addition to the great food selection, were the reason behind our return. The location was a plus as well, walking distance from our hotel, shopping malls, and tourist attractions. The lule kebab and uzbek plov were my favorite dishes. They also had a nice selection of sweets. Highly recommended.

Absolutely delicious Azerbaijani food. Fresh, good quality ingredients that make an amazing and tasty experience. Staff is welcoming and will greet you with a complimentary tea. Make sure to try the hachapuri (with the egg). The restaurant is ideal for a big group to share various plates.

Classy and trendy decor, extensive menu with items listed in Russian (and English right below), a lot of Russian and Eastern European options but other genres of food as well. We ordered the ground beef Azerbaijani dumplings that came with a side of sour cream, veal cutlets with risotto, and pesto pasta for two adults and a toddler. More than enough food, and it was all flavorful and fresh. I don't speak Russian, but my husband does and at the start I think that the servers explained that they only accepted cash for payment, no debit or credit cards however there was an ATM at the entrance to facilitate that. Visited March 2017