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Legran is a restaurant serving regional French and Old Russian cuisine that has opened right in the middle of St. Petersburg’s “golden triangle” between the Hermitage and the Saviour-on-the-Blood Church. Gourmets can expect traditional French dishes accompanied by fine wines, while those who like filling, high-quality food can enjoy truly traditional dishes of Old Russian cuisine with strong homemade liqueurs. The luxurious but homelike cosy interior is perfect for a delicious meal in an atmosphere of hospitality.

Cafe "Rasputin" is located on the embankment of the Moika River, just a few steps from Palace Square. This is a place where you can not only eat delicious food at affordable prices, but also immerse yourself in the historical atmosphere, shrouded in a fleur of legends. The interior of the cafe is stylized under the times of tsarist Russia in the late XIX - early XX centuries: vaulted ceilings, wrought iron chandeliers, vintage wallpaper, massive sofas made of red velvet and mirrors in heavy frames. The real highlight was the installation of glass flasks with tinctures and herbs - a reference to the unusual healing abilities of Grigory Rasputin. Old books, personal letters, and black and white photographs of the Romanov family and the court elder create a special atmosphere. The highlight of the cafe is home recipes. The menu is based on Russian cuisine in a modern interpretation, as well as your favorite European classic.