Mon Plezir

Nice little cafe in the center of Vyborg. Lots of different cakes.

Great food at very reasonable prices.

Cool place with tasty cuisine

The fact that Vyborg was Novgorod means that it was Swedish. Because the Varangians were also Swedes - that is, the Vikings, which means the Russians. Lies about the origin of the Russians began from the time of Peter the Great. In the Swedish prince, Peter saw his rival, and therefore started a war with the Swedes. It helped to forget who and where the Russians came from, so did the Orthodox Russian Church. The Church forbade the common people to know everything that was before the baptism of Rus. And, practically erased all the pagan past of the Russian people. Deprived the people of the opportunity to be proud of their great ancestors, of their noble origin. Particularly radically and mercilessly, the history of Russia was altered by the will of Peter ... Why, Peter the first disliked the boyars; not hard to guess. And this should be learned not from the poetry of Alexander Pushkin. Pushkin had a reason to praise Peter, because in spite of the boyars, from a savage, Ganiballa, he made a slave owner of a thousand Russian peasants, gave him an estate on Russian soil. Boyarin is not just a word - it is a meaning. Translated from Swedish - boyar - means; a Viking who remained (on the land of Russia) forever. Barin is the same thing - only translated from Norwegian. Novrezhtsy are also Vikings. So that all of us - Russians - are descendants of forefathers, Vikings and foremothers - beautiful, most beautiful Slavic women in the world. In fact, all Rusichi are noble children and children of boyars. And Vyborg is a primordially Russian city, just like Novgorod, and Velikie Luki, and Kiev. And, first of all, because ... it was one of the cities - outposts on the way from the Varangians to the Greeks.

Do not take Caesar, instead of a cherry tomato, there is an ordinary tomato, instead of an iceberg, an ordinary lettuce and (cherry on the cake) a mayonnaise slap on top. The pastries may be yesterday's and you buy them not at a discount like everywhere else, but at their full cost. The assortment has not changed for five years, if not more. One of the women working at the checkout constantly confuses the order, as a result, they don't bring you a pancake with mushrooms, but a pancake with ham, and so on more than once. And the rest work well. It's nice that there is no frequent change of the team.