Belie Oblaka - Moscow

This cafe offers a selection of European cuisine, drinks, and unique blends. It is situated on the third floor of a large building, where you can enjoy a variety of activities such as shopping, browsing books, attending lectures, and more. I tried a delicious salad with pears and cheese, as well as an avocado smoothie. The atmosphere is cozy, with seating near the roof that feels slightly mystical yet welcoming. I look forward to trying something new here in the future.

This charming little restaurant is located above the bookshop and is the perfect spot for enjoying a cup of tea. There are a few food options available, but most likely they are not vegan-friendly.

I visited this restaurant after seeing it listed as vegan friendly on Happy Cow. They offer a variety of options including daily meals, salads, cous cous, sandwiches, desserts, and other small dishes. When I inquired about vegan options and specified "without anything made from milk," there seemed to be some confusion among the staff. Despite language barriers, I was eventually provided with two salads and a vegan energy ball with chocolate and nuts. Unfortunately, the energy ball was not to my taste and I found it difficult to eat. I requested for Happy Cow to remove the vegan friendly label for this restaurant. While it may cater well to vegetarians, as a vegan I found the options lacking and not worth a visit solely for the food. I might consider giving them another chance in the future, but for now, I believe there are better vegan options available elsewhere in Moscow.

I love this place. It's a good thing just to go walk in there. You can buy souvenirs, incense sticks, amulets, the right food. Cafe is located on the 3rd floor, is very small. Poor choice of food and high prices. Right next door the Belie Oblaka is a Thai Restaurant.

This is a cozy little place under the roof, above the bookshop. it is suitable to have tee. there are some food available, but most likely they are not vegan.