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Café Pushkin
The queen mother of haute-russe dining, with an exquisite blend of Russian and French cuisine. Service and food are done to perfection. The lovely 19th-century building has created a different atmosphere on each floor, including a richly decorated library and a sunny rooftop cafe.
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Le Gateau at Pushkin Square
This French cafe feels more European than its counterparts, with dark leather furniture and richly coloured walls. The attempt to bring Paris to Moscow carries over to the menu, which features dark coffee and fresh croissants. This is a charming place for breakfast, lunch or your daily dose of caffeine, any time of day.
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Le Gateau in Barrikadnaya
This French cafe feels more European than its counterparts, with dark leather furniture and richly coloured walls. The attempt to bring Paris to Moscow carries over to the menu, which features dark coffee and fresh croissants. This is a charming place for breakfast, lunch or your daily dose of caffeine, any time of day.
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Le Gateau in Paveletskaya
This French cafe feels more European than its counterparts, with dark leather furniture and richly coloured walls. The attempt to bring Paris to Moscow carries over to the menu, which features dark coffee and fresh croissants. This is a charming place for breakfast, lunch or your daily dose of caffeine, any time of day.
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Le Gateau in Tsvetnoy Bulvar
This French cafe feels more European than its counterparts, with dark leather furniture and richly coloured walls. The attempt to bring Paris to Moscow carries over to the menu, which features dark coffee and fresh croissants. This is a charming place for breakfast, lunch or your daily dose of caffeine, any time of day.
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Mon Cafe
The hot-to-trot clientele is the decor at this otherwise minimalist French cafe. Vaguely European fare is tasty, if overpriced. Don your short skirts and black shirts and take a seat on the upper level for the best view of the activity below.
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