Voronezh

Arbat & Khamovniki

When Voronezh first opened, foodies couldn't stop talking about how a classy new restaurant in the capital was named after a provincial town. Bold move by esteemed chef Alexander Rapoport. The fact is that Voronezh (the restaurant) is a celebration of meat, and all of this meat comes from the owner's ranch in Voronezh (the city).

The place is set on multiple floors: the ground floor has a butcher shop and a sandwich counter, while the 2nd floor contains the proper, stylish restaurant, serving every cut of meat your carnivorous heart desires.

Contact

Address

ul Prechistenka 4

Get In Touch

495-695 0641

https://www.voronej.com

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