Entertainment in Yekaterinburg
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Gordon’s
Yekaterinburg has a bevy of places posing as English, Scottish or Irish pubs, although in fact they are rather expensive restaurants/nightclubs with a strict dress code. The most famous of them is the Scottish Gordon’s, part-owned by an Irishman.
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Rosy Jane
An English pub - not to be confused with the Scottish pub down the street and the Irish pub around the corner. The dark wood bar features seven different draught beers and more than 150 kinds of whisky.
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Philharmonic
Yekaterinburg’s top venue for the classical performing arts often hosts visiting directors and soloists, as well as the regular performances of the acclaimed Urals academic orchestra.
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Cafe Shepot
A more bohemia type of place, Cafe Shepot has live music most nights. As the name suggests, you can have a latte here, but most people opt for stronger drinks.
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Opera & Ballet Theatre
The level of professionalism is not quite on a par with the Philharmonic, but the ornate baroque theatre is still a lovely place to see the Russian classics.
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Tinkoff
Head to the ubiquitous microbrewery Tinkoff, featuring seven home brews, plus a menu of sausages, sandwiches and other tasty snacks.
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Ben Hall
A new popular place is Ben Hall where local rock bands play at weekends, its owner himself being a well-known musician.
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Coffee Shop No 7
A pleasant location on the plotinka, smooth jazz and frothy cappuccinos. What more can you ask from your local coffee shop?
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Zebra
If you are serious about dancing, this is the place to strut your stuff. Progressive, house and techno play all night long.
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Old Dublin Pub
A long-standing favourite among expats in Yekaterinburg, this place is actually owned - partially - by an Irish bloke.
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