Krombacher Beer Kitchen

A new approach to the very concept of a beer establishment: an interior inspired by German avant-garde, modern and sophisticated cuisine, comfortable yet not boring, and a versatile, classic beverage that embodies dignity.

Moscow, 1st Tverskaya-Yamskaya Street, 19 Concept by: Denis Ivanov ABOUT THE RESTAURANT The outdated notion of a beer kitchen as a rough-and-tumble tavern with folk elements is a thing of the past. Beer is a universal beverage enjoyed by people of all ages and cultures around the world. Krombacher Beer Kitchen is a modern restaurant with a beautiful interior and a simple yet well-thought-out menu. Beer calls for delicious food! Food that is understandable, comfortable, but not boring; food that you can crunch on, even nibble; food that ignites the palate; food that allows you to forget about all diets and simply enjoy the joy of life – that is the essence of a Beer Kitchen. The space is designed in the spirit of German avant-garde. One of the walls features a reproduction of a graffiti artwork from a section of the Berlin Wall – the famous kiss between Brezhnev and Honecker. The dominant style in the interior is Bauhaus. In 2019, the Bauhaus School of Construction and Artistic Design celebrates its centenary, and the design principles it established are more relevant than ever.