Borjia

«Borjia» occupies the building of the Komintern Palace of Culture on Moskovsky Prospekt — behind the columns of the former cultural center lies a completely different world. Inside, the restaurant looks modern and upscale: leather and velvet sofas, carpets, wooden decor, and dim lighting create a contrast with the austere facade. The cuisine here is signature, drawing on European, Russian, and Italian traditions. The grill holds a special place — it's used to prepare classic and alternative cuts of steak. The setting works equally well for a romantic candlelit dinner or an evening with a small group. The bar menu deserves special attention. The selection includes single malt and blended Scotch whisky (12 varieties in all), Irish, American, and Japanese whisky, rum, cachaça, polugar, bitters, and liqueurs. The wine list covers France, Italy, Spain, and Argentina. The average check at the restaurant ranges from 1,000 to 3,000 rubles.