Bezdelniki
Italyanskaya st. 17
A place whose walls house both wild parties and cultural events. Its creators managed to build a multifunctional space with concerts and exhibitions on the basis of a club. It’s impossible not to see familiar faces: they mostly only welcome those who are “part of the clan”. “Bezdelniki” and any other project of this team ( before that there was “Dom byta”, Beatnik) is a real family, going from place to place: the name changes, but the public stays the same.
Au Pont Rouge Department Store
Nab. Reki Moyki 73
An analogue of Moscow’s “Tsvetnoy” – this is a department store, rich in ultra-fashionable world class brands (Comme des Garçons, Maison Margiela, Gosha Rubchinskiy). Trendsetters out for a stroll and young designers in search of inspiration are frequently seen here. There’s probably not a single Instagram blogger who doesn’t’ have a photo in front of the white interior.
Golitsyn Loft
Nab. Reki Fontanki 20
A fashionable creative cluster inside an old mansion, where a coffee shop (and a wine bar) Civil with a great view Mikhailovski Palace, soft syrniki (best in the city) and an equally great raf coffee opened. There’s an anti-café “Tsiferburg” nearby, where every visitor looks like a bohemian artist or writer, and where you feel like you’re a part of something mysteriously beautiful.
Jack&Chan Cafe
Inzhenernaya st. 7
A gastronomic symbiosis of America and Asia. It’s very atmospheric and tasty. God bless the pad-tai noodles! A purposefully untidy interior with different chairs and walls covered in graffiti add to the place’s authenticity.
Co-op Garage
Gorokhovaya st. 47
