Belyy Ryabchik

«Belyy Ryabchik» is located in St. Petersburg at 6/3 Blokhina Street, near the Sportivnaya metro station. It is a contemporary restaurant of Russian and St. Petersburg cuisine with a signature approach. Here, the team explores gastronomic traditions and rethinks familiar notions of Russian food, turning them into a living culinary statement. Guests are greeted with a buckwheat kalach with butter — a kind of symbol of the restaurant's hospitality. The menu features dishes made from fish, poultry, and meat, pâtés and tartares, pickles and soaked preserves, salads and soups. The chefs cook over an open flame in a wood-fired oven, using fermentation, smoking, and long stewing, combining old techniques with modern methods. Food is paired with fragrant tea blends, homemade infusions, and cocktails from the "Krug goda" ("Circle of the Year") menu — twelve drinks, each reflecting its own season. The wine list includes wines from small Russian micro-wineries as well as from the country's well-known winemaking regions. The restaurant's interior is built on the contrast between Light and Darkness, Spaciousness and Coziness — a metaphor conveying the contradictory nature of the Russian spirit: between freedom and order, asceticism and grandeur. The average check at «Belyy Ryabchik» is 2,900 ₽. The venue accepts bookings for events and celebrations.