The Orekhovo Hotel is located near a variety of eateries despite its slightly remote location.
Fjord
Shipilovskiy proyezd, 39
Claiming to be Moscow's only Icelandic restaurant, Fjord may not be entirely authentic (the menu opens with six types of Caesar salad), but it's a cheerful and reasonably priced local eatery with some fairly tasty Nordic-inspired menu items, including plenty of fish, and a fair selection of assorted beers and wines.
Usadba
Dol'skaya ulitsa, 10
If you find yourself in the grounds of the Tsaritsyno Place and Park and needing a taste of old Russia, look no further than Usadba. The interiors, menu, and music all hearken back to a Russia of a different age. The menu is full of traditional Russian fare that is cooked to the highest standards. Live music is also provided. This is an ideal place for a meal with friends but also has the space for an unforgettable banquet. Prices are a little high for what is offered but if you are looking for a place to have a uniquely Russian evening, Usadba should fit the bill.
Fjord
Shipilovskiy proyezd, 39
Claiming to be Moscow's only Icelandic restaurant, Fjord may not be entirely authentic (the menu opens with six types of Caesar salad), but it's a cheerful and reasonably priced local eatery with some fairly tasty Nordic-inspired menu items, including plenty of fish, and a fair selection of assorted beers and wines.
Usadba
Dol'skaya ulitsa, 10
If you find yourself in the grounds of the Tsaritsyno Place and Park and needing a taste of old Russia, look no further than Usadba. The interiors, menu, and music all hearken back to a Russia of a different age. The menu is full of traditional Russian fare that is cooked to the highest standards. Live music is also provided. This is an ideal place for a meal with friends but also has the space for an unforgettable banquet. Prices are a little high for what is offered but if you are looking for a place to have a uniquely Russian evening, Usadba should fit the bill.
