Katyusha

"The apple and pear trees were in bloom" - a truly heartfelt song. "Katyusha" is a restaurant with a truly homely feel.

"Katyusha" is located opposite the Kazan Cathedral, a few steps from Nevsky Prospekt. A hot samovar puffs at the entrance, and you immediately forget that you are a guest. Through a souvenir shop with balalaikas, the action carries you into a suite of rooms: "Green," "White," "Burgundy," and further, where a firebird burns on the bar. Openwork lace and Zhostovo trays, sofas tenderly wrapped in Pavlovsky Posad shawls, Gzhel, velvet, and chintz lampshades - this welcoming comfort and tranquility was created by Megre Interiors.
The menu is in Russian. They feed you hearty food: pies, pancakes, and vareniki. They serve up fine dining: Astrakhan sterlet caviar, mirror carp, and elk stew. You can soothe the scorching heat of cutlets and saffron milk caps in sour cream with traditional spirits or domestic wine.

How long has it been since you sang romances, danced in a circle, or played shell game? Every Friday and Saturday night, the Dinner Show thunders; the main rousers and singers are the affectionate young ladies-waitresses, and the main participants are the guests. On weekdays, they play sea battle, and pelmeni making workshops are held. And the Katyushas at "Katyusha" always receive a compliment – ​​sweet as the smoke of the Fatherland.