DK Travel : St Petersburg : Places to eat

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1703

Named after the founding year of St Petersburg, this restaurant serves a mixture of European and Russian food, plus on-tap local beer.
Amazonki

European-style dishes are served here with salads that betray hints of an Asian influence. There is also a bamboo bar serving great cocktails.
Angel

Dine here for delicious Mediterranean food in a bright and relaxed setting. The ice creams here are particularly good. There is also a bar on the 2nd floor.
Aquarel

The pricey Aquarel boasts a superb fusion menu and spectacular views of the Neva, along with a high-tech, lavish interior.
Austeria

Drop in for wholesome local dishes in an interior that re-creates Peter the Great’s favoured Dutch style.
Bellevue

Located in the Kempinski Hotel, Bellevue offers fine European-style food and a fantastic view of the city from its wall-to-wall glass windows.
Blinnyy Domik

Dedicated to that staple of the Russian diet, the pancake, Blinnyy Domik is a cosy restaurant offering over thirty different fillings ranging from mushrooms to caviar. Its generous portions and tasty offerings have made it one of the city’s most popular establishments. It also serves medovukha, an alcoholic, honey-based drink.
Blinnyy Domik

This popular St Petersburg eatery is known for its cheap and very tasty pancakes with a variety of fillings.
Bogemus

This Czech bar-restaurant-disco right next to the Neva has light and dark beer on tap, including Krusovice, the Czech Republic’s finest beer.
Café D’or

Serving foie gras and Italian pasta, Café D’or also offers a range of mouth-watering French confectionaries, including honey and jam.

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Restaurant price categories

For a three-course meal for one including a glass of house wine (or equivalent meal), taxes and extra charges.
- Under US$30
- US$30–US$60
- US$60–US$90
- US$90–US$120
- over US$120