Restoran Cheryomushki

A very cozy café with a friendly atmosphere, great service, delicious food, and beautiful décor. It's a wonderful place, and I highly recommend visiting it!

In the café, our group of six was the only one there. The first salads arrived about 50 minutes after we ordered. The hot dishes came about an hour and a half later, just to be safe; there were no fancy dishes in our order, just regular salads, pizza, French fries, and dumplings. The pizza was cold, and the dumplings were not homemade but rather cheap store-bought ones. The salads were decent, but I've never seen fish sliced so thinly. Oh, and the main point: the prices on the menu are higher than those on the website and are confidently approaching Moscow prices. Dumplings were 500, salads starting at 450, and the cold pizza was 600. If you’re passing by, it’s better to keep going. I don’t know where, but you’re unlikely to enjoy it here.

The only cafe for miles, so we had to stop by. The smell inside was awful, and luckily there were a couple of tables outside. It smelled like a mix between a hospital and a cafeteria; I have no idea how people sit inside. The sushi was what you would expect for that price in this place—edible, but we didn't try anything else. The bill was written on a regular checkered piece of paper, and I only dared to open the restroom door before quickly closing it again.

We went in with our kids and had to wait a long time for our order. We waited almost 40 minutes for the pizza, which is quite difficult with kids, and the dough was undercooked.

We celebrated a small occasion at Café Cheremushki. The service was good, and the dining area was clean. However, the prices were a bit surprising and somewhat high. In the past, they offered set lunches that many people used to enjoy.