The propaganda-restaurant is designed to satisfy everyone who appreciates the constructive style of the Soviet Era. For them, Rodchenco and Mayakovsky are idols in art and decoration.

Industrial constructivism is a business card for these fixtures and furniture. The place is full of tank green and soviet red image colors, perforated cast-iron beams, unique original-time posters in heavy wooden frames and lamps which are hanging from metal hoses.

Instead of fancy table-clothes, they use disposable-paper table covers that have been made on an old industrial paper-machine.

Despite all the detail, Propaganda is a striking, yet very cozy place. There are great collections of books on shelves, lighted candles, music speakers with controls at each table, as well as a friendly atmosphere and food and service that attracts local and tourist gourmets alike.


Red Fox Jazz Cafe
Address: ul. Mayakovskaya 50
Dates: M-F, 10:30 AM–11:00 PM; Sat-Sun, 2:00 PM–11:00 PM
Price: Mon free, Sun-Thur 60 r, Fri-Sat-Holidays 100 r
Phone: N/A
Email: info@rfjc.ru

The Red Fox Jazz Cafe produces a comfortable, friendly, intimate atmosphere of live jazz in the classic 30's & 40's styles.

There are two rooms providing delicious food, and a full bar with a large wine list. You'll always find tasty beers at Red Fox.

Among the many jazz styles you might hear will be Cuban-Spanish-Gypsy music, FREE Buena Vista (Cuba) Latin Jazz, Ragtime with true ragtime piano, and Orleans-style jazz.

Come and enjoy!


Drago Restaurant
Address: N/A
Price: N/A
Phone: N/A

One of the best restaurants in St. Petersburg. Stylish Mediterranean interior. Cozy atmosphere, reasonable prices, and top-class service. Delicious international cuisine. Specialties: Serbian cuisine--special stress is relegated to the meat on the grill. "Live" music in the evenings. Catering. A reservation by e-mail is possible.


Taleon Club Elite Dining
Attraction: Destination
Address: N/A
Price: N/A
Phone: N/A

Renovated former residence of Catherine the Great. The Club offers the finest service and dining in Saint Petersburg, as well as a luxurious fitness center, casino, meeting rooms and numerous bars.

In 1858, two leaders in the just-emerging world of Russian business and finance, Grigori and Stepan Eliseev, purchased the building and created its current splendor. The Eliseevs spared no expense in creating a palace interior inspired by the grand heritage of Italy and France. Works by Auguste Rodin numbered among the many fine objets d'art, while leading Russian artists decorated the ceilings

After the 1917 Revolution, the palace became a sanctuary for writers and artists, and in 1919 the Soviets opened the House of Arts, later nicknamed "The Crazy Ship" because of the antics that went on inside.

For those truly rich...and perhaps even just a touch decadent...

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