Restaurants in Kola Peninsula
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Rvanye Parusa
The fun, slightly silly sailing-ship theme upstairs comes with netting and golden mermaids. Meals range from potted elk (R195) and reindeer in blueberries (R195) to some good-value creamy fish dishes (R220). Downstairs choose from pizza, kebabs or steak washed down with beer from their microbrewery.
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Restoran Spasatelny Krug
Classy but friendly, this stone-walled restaurant in the Seamen's Club serves lots of good fish, seafood and meat, and has a fine list of European wines. Service can be a bit slow as many dishes are prepared to order, but they're worth the wait.
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Traktir Kruzhka
Jolly, bustling mid-market restaurant with rural-Russia feel upstairs and cherry-blossom oriental touches beneath. A giant log bar is decorated with pots, pans and the odd axe. Food curiosities include fruit-and-chocolate sushi.
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Alan
Curiously ornate but with friendly service, the Alan serves tasty Caucasian fare. Servings are not the hugest so order some delicious khichiny (cheese-filled flatbreads) to round things out.
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Mama Mia
Cosy yet unpretentious and understandably popular, Mama Mia specialises in great, large pizzas and regional meat-and-berry dishes. Taste both by ordering reindeer ( olenina ) pizza.
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Tsarskaya Okhota
The good-value Russian cuisine here is highly rated by the locals. Furs and hunting trophies are features of the décor, and an angry stuffed bear guards the toilets.
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Cyr
A pleasant if poorly maintained cheese-themed restaurant, Cyr serves sandwiches from R40 and set lunches for R100. There's annoying live music after 8pm.
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Kafe Yantar
Kafe Yantar serves OK bliny (from R28), but their R6 charge for the sugar lump in a R15 cup of tea seems cheeky.
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Kafe Vechernee
Precooked point-and-pick foods, salads and breads sold by weight, with simple café tables at which to eat them.
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Baltiyskiy Khleb
For self-catering, there’s Baltiyskiy Khleb, a tempting European-style bakery
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Rodnichok
Rodnichok is a restaurant specialising in shashlik (barbecued meat on skewers).
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Kai Sushi Bar
Murmansk’s top sushi served in an upmarket yet hip manga-themed bar-restaurant.
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Venskiy Dvorik
This cosy pub has good-value Russian food and a R70 lunch menu before 3pm.
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