Blinnaya

«Blinnaya» on Tufan Minnullin Street operates as part of the "Tugan Avylym" Tatar village near Sukonnaya Sloboda in Kazan. The café occupies a stone house with a wood-fired oven — this is what they actually cook on here. The interior recreates traditional Tatar life, and the smell of smoke from the oven fills the room, setting a distinctive mood right away. The menu features Tatar cuisine and, of course, pancakes. Guests are offered echpochmak, elesh, and chak-chak — dishes prepared according to traditional recipes. The average check at the café is 200 rubles, so it's a good spot for a quick bite or simply to try Tatar pastries fresh out of the oven. This place suits those strolling through Sukonnaya Sloboda who want to combine a walk with getting acquainted with national cuisine, right in the atmosphere of a Tatar village.