Bardot

Moscow city cafe Bardot. According to its creators, the name of the establishment refers to Brigitte Bardot, the iconic sex symbol of French cinema in the 1950s and 1960s.

The Bardot restaurant, with its corner entrance on the intersection of Ostozhenka and 2nd Obidensky Lane, is located in a cultural district, close to two important art institutions: the State Museum of Fine Arts named after A.S. Pushkin and the Multimedia Art Museum. Lovers of beauty and connoisseurs of gastronomy will appreciate the two-story space with its cozy, nostalgic atmosphere, as well as the modern, home-style cuisine with an international flair. Bardot is a project by Evgenia Tureikis ("Galeria," Ugolek). The interior design was created by the owners of the establishment in collaboration with an architectural bureau. The inspiration for the design came from modern Italian interior design and the "neo-Hollywood" style, with its characteristic love for clean lines and noble materials such as velvet. Both of these elements are reflected in the interior of Bardot. The first floor, with its large windows and high ceilings, features tables with velvet sofas and tall lamps. The basement floor, with its open kitchen and long communal table in the center, offers a more intimate atmosphere, created by the soft lighting and a wall curtain. The menu is based on the concept of modern international cuisine, created by the project's chef, Alexei Antipov. It features impressive presentations, seasonal ingredients from Europe and Asia, and impeccable quality. The same multifaceted approach is evident in the selection of ingredients, offering options to suit every taste, whether it's meat, fish, light, low-calorie salads, or vegan dishes. The wine list is curated by sommelier Anastasia Volkolup, who demonstrates a creative approach in her work. Guests are offered an interesting combination of classic and unusual modern wines. The cocktail menu, created by head bartender Roman Chernyavsky, deserves special attention, featuring ten original creations.