Coffeemania

Good coffee with lots of variety but extremely expensive. We paid 25€ just for two coffees, a crepe and a small bottle of water. Just the water was more than 5€!! Definitely there are hundred places with good coffee too and with more reasonable prices...

Super expensive Cafe I was really surprised with the price! I went to this Cafe with my friends and ate soup, Russian salt, two cakes and drunk tea and beer and it costs ＄60. If you are students, I recommend you not to go here. On the other hand, the atmosphere is quite good. Taste is soso.

I order a Russian Honey Cake with Black coffee is delicious 😋, I haven’t try food but is worthy to try.

The waitress was very lovely! Spoke english too. Even though it was very crowded and our group of 5 ended up sitting in different tables, we were sat close to e/o and she served us altogether pretty quickly too in my opinion. We were sat at the side of the cafe so we got a nice view of the mall and it feels like we have our own little space in the corner even though the cafe was full. The food was sooo good!!! The best one was eggplant appetizer and the veal with chanterelles which was a bit salty for me but very good nonetheless. The green curry was also tasty although don’t expect a strong flavour like in an indian restaurant. The ramen was apparently dry ramen but it wasn’t bad at all. I recommend looking at the menu before entering to determine whether it fits your budget or not as the portions aren’t the most fulfilling.

This place exceeded my expectations. It's in the GUM (one level up), and I thought it would be very expensive, but for Moscow standards it was fine. The coffee was outstanding - they had almond milk and a cortado! And perfectly prepared. The choice of dishes is very good as well - a menu not too short and not too long, with every type of taste well catered for. And whatever you choose, it's very tasty. Maybe even more important to mention: the service. Moscow, probably like any metropolitan city, has its fair share of grumpy service without any real motivation to help you. But these fantastic people go out of their way to make your breakfast, lunch or dinner, or just tea, a comfortable and tasty experience. They speak English very well, will ask you (without prompting) for your particular preferences ("our borsch is cold because it's warm, is that okay for you?" or "the V5 comes with red and green raw onion, would you rather like your dish without?"), it was a breath of fresh air. This goes on my Moscow Safe Haven list - you can't go wrong here!