Kon-koronel

«Kon-Koronel» is a countryside restaurant in Sochi on Petrozavodskaya Street, open since 1993. The venue sits on a large property with a fish-stocked pond, and guests can fish right on site. You can spend time in covered gazebos overlooking the water or on open verandas, and in summer there's live music in the gazebo on the grounds. The cuisine is European, with an average check of around 1,700 rubles. The menu includes rack of lamb, shashlik, caramelized eggplant, and other dishes suited for a hearty lunch or dinner with a large group. As a complimentary treat, the restaurant sometimes serves guests homemade horseradish vodka with lingonberries and salo (cured pork fat). For large events, there are banquet halls of different sizes: a small one for 40 people and a large one for 150 guests, plus a separate space for conferences. The restaurant is suitable for weddings, corporate events, anniversaries, and receptions — on the grounds you can rent gazebos, use a grill, or play a game of billiards. A separate area is the patskha bar with a live hearth, where dishes are cooked over an open fire.