Restaurants in Altai
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Kafe Natalya
Cosy, with quiet good taste, this is by far Gorno-Altaisk’s nicest café. Delicious daily specials are displayed in the heated cabinet making point-and-pick an easy option. Omelettes (from R40) make a good breakfast.
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Polzunov Restaurant
Old copperware and wooden beams add appeal to this delightful upper-market restaurant. The imaginative menu (in English) includes tasty pork premyera with pineapple, walnut and mushroom sauce. Attached is a bakery-grocery and the excellent MasterFood Cafeteria.
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Bliny Bar
Superb stuffed bliny made to order in a fast-food-style diner. There's another branch on the 3rd floor of the City Tsentr shopping mall which has a useful 1st-floor supermarket and whose Voskhod Bakery stand has great cheese strudels.
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Kafe Elegiya
The Kafe Elegiya is across the road at ul Sovetskaya 54. The attached supermarket is well stocked and is your last chance to stock up on luxuries before the wilderness begins for real.
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Dezhavyu
Small but inexpensive meals served in an upbeat, youthful atmosphere where the déjà vu in question is the Eiffel Tower, a giant photo of which is echoed in ironwork motifs above the bar.
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Kavkazskaya Kukhnya
Understandably Biysk’s most popular dinner spot, with reasonable prices, huge portions, cheap Russian beer and the best shashlyk in town. It is near the glistening Sberbank building.
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Pozharka
‘Pozharka’ means ‘little fire’, and this friendly fire brigade–themed grill bar also does a wide range of sushi. Can get packed at weekends.
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Mu-Mu
Biysk’s own version of the popular Moscow chain of cafés, Mu-Mu offers mounds of pancakes, pelmeni, and fried potatoes for hard-to-beat prices.
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Kafe Randevu
Behind a beautifully renovated old-town facade, this midrange café has the most convivial atmosphere of three options on Sovetskaya ul.
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Sibirskaya Korona
Next door to the Hotel Siberia, this popular bar-restaurant is hard to beat for good-value business lunches (R85) from 1pm to 4pm.
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Kalinka
Appealing wood-interior café within a shop, diagonally opposite the Hotel Tsentralnaya. Good-value meals but pricey beer.
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Granmulino
Low-key modern café-restaurant with a vast, pictorial menu ranging from sushi to pizzas and cakes. Service very variable.
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Mexico
Plastic flashing palm trees and okay Mexican food. Be sure to ask if you want it spicy! Cover R100 from 8pm on music nights.
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MasterFood Cafeteria
Attached to the Polzunov Restaurant at pr Krasnoarmeysky 112, is a bakery-grocery and the excellent MasterFood Cafeteria.
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Pelmennaya
This Soviet-era cafeteria has apparently antiphototropic pot plants and serves cheap if uninspiring breakfasts.
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