Rynok na Leningskom

Food market in a densely populated residential area, featuring a farmers' market and a food court with unique concepts from major players in the industry.

Moscow, Lenin Avenue, 108 Website Concept by: Gremm Group PROJECT DESCRIPTION The creators of the Central Market and Usachevsky Market, Gremm Group, have launched a new two-story gastronomic project for the whole family, "Leninsky Market." This new project is located in the heart of a residential area, near MGIMO, RUDN University, Vorontsovo Ponds Park, and the Rio Lenin shopping center. The beautiful, modern two-story building will be a magnet for all those passionate about gastronomy. Now, residents of the area no longer have to travel to the city center for shopping and their favorite food. Families can visit Leninsky Market together to buy fresh produce, have a pleasant time, and enjoy delicious meals. The first floor of Leninsky Market is home to stalls offering fresh, locally sourced products – dairy products, cheeses, and meats, as well as ripe fruits and vegetables from around the world, all at affordable prices. The food court features 20 different concepts from leading players in the restaurant industry. These include: Pinzeria by Bontempi, the long-awaited Celentani project by William Lamberti, the seafood stall LaMarée, the popular Fish bar Kombinat, Ryba International, the Georgian restaurant "Odjahuri," the bakery Pechorin with its incredible bread and pastries, the artisanal cheese shop of Varazdata Eganyan, the Korean street food vendor Hiters, the fast-food restaurant Korean Fried Chicken, the Chinese barbecue restaurant Shao-Kao, Kito Poke, the Vietnamese food corner Pho-Viet, the smoothie bar Berry Fruit Vitamin & Fresh Bar, the confectionery Inchoco, the wine bar and shop "Pervy Nos," and many others. This modern urban space is equipped with everything necessary for a comfortable experience for visitors. The market area includes a spacious parking lot for cars and bicycles. A children's play area has been set up for young visitors, ramps and an elevator are available for people with disabilities, and QR codes are placed at each vendor for quick feedback. In the summer, three spacious terraces will operate at Leninsky Market. The terrace on the first floor can accommodate up to 80 guests, the inner courtyard terrace can accommodate over 120 guests, and another terrace on the panoramic roof with beautiful views can accommodate up to 250 guests and will be available for special events.