Food, Drink shopping in Russia
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Chocolate Museum - City Centre
Despite the misnomer, this place is not a museum. While you are welcome to come inside to peruse the artistic pieces, it is unlikely you will leave without procuring your very own chocolate chess set or chocolate 'Fabergé' egg. This outlet is in the basement of the Stroganov Palace, but there are others inside Gostiny Dvor and Passage . So rest assured, you'll have no trouble finding that chocolate bust of Vladimir Ilych.
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Chocolate Museum - Bezymyanny
The name is something of a misnomer, as this is a shop and the aim of its displays are to make you salivate and get your cash out. The amazing chocolate designs (including a bust of Lenin in white chocolate) are worth a look, although only employing black doormen (geddit?!) is a typically Russian idea of humour that will misfire with most Westerners.
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Smolensky Supermarket
The most convenient and reasonable places to stock up on foodstuffs. You can grab a cart and peruse the aisles just like at home. Products available are Russian and imported - it's still expensive, but not prohibitively so.
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Central Supermarket
The most convenient and reasonable places to stock up on foodstuffs. You can grab a cart and peruse the aisles just like at home. Products available are Russian and imported - it's still expensive, but not prohibitively so.
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Gastronom Pushkinsky
Near the Glinka Garden, Gastronom Pushkinsky is a grocery store stocked with fresh bread, cheese, beer, wine and all the other items needed to put together a decent picnic.
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Kaskad
Handy for the train station, Kaskad is a grocery store with a takeaway, pay-by-weight salad bar and a basic sit-down pelmeni.
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Sputnik Supermarket
Sputnik Supermarket is a handy but pricey central grocery. Get there early for real freshly-baked croissants
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Kupets
If you're looking for a large, Western-style supermarket with a wide selection of Russian and imported food items, head here.
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Troitsky Market
Great for self-caterers, the market has tables piled high with fresh fruit and vegies, as well as breads, meats and cheeses.
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City Tsentr
The City Tsentr shopping mall has a useful 1st-floor supermarket and whose Voskhod Bakery stand has great cheese strudels.
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ABC's of Taste
The ABC's of Taste is a Russian chain of deluxe markets, selling premium quality (mostly imported) goods.
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Kalinka Stockmann
Once a Scandinavian haven in Moscow, it has a pricey foreign goods supermarket in the basement.
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Yevroros
Murmansk has heaps of supermarkets. This is one of the best stocked and most convenient.
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Lotos
For self-caterers Lotos is a well-stocked supermarket
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Russky Klondayk
One of Murmansk's best stocked and most convenient supermarkets.
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Paterson Supermarket
A large supermarket with everything you might need.
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Supermarket
Supermarket Petropavlovsk's best supermarket.
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Gastronom
Handy grocery for the train station.
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Druzhba
Amazingly well stocked supermarket.
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Holiday Supermarket
Wide selection, sensible prices
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Supermarket
Big grocery store.
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