Vinovnye

"Vinovnye" – A Gastropub on Solyanka Street A space for gatherings and leisurely dinners, featuring cuisine by Vladimir Schepilov, signature cocktails, and an intimate atmosphere.

"Vinovnye" is a gastropub located in the historic Kitay-Gorod district, on Solyanka Street. It's a cozy spot for those evenings when you want to slow down: meet with friends, discuss the day's events, or simply enjoy a meal without rushing. The bar's space consists of two small rooms decorated in an eclectic style with references to Art Nouveau and Art Deco. The interior features vintage chests of drawers, Viennese chairs, ornate mirrors, and soft lighting from decorative lamps and candles. Paintings in gilded frames, fresh flowers, and plants create a feeling of almost home-like comfort, as if you've stepped into an old European salon where conversations at the table can last late into the night. Chef Vladimir Schepilov is responsible for the kitchen. His approach is a modern interpretation of European gastronomy, where familiar dishes are presented in a more refined and elegant way. The menu includes both classic gastronomic combinations and lighter options for the beginning of the evening: tartare, fish, pasta, meat dishes, and seasonal offerings. For those who prefer to start their day slowly, there is a separate breakfast menu, served throughout the day. The bar menu plays an equally important role at "Vinovnye." It features wines from different regions of the world, as well as signature cocktails that reinterpret classic recipes in a modern style. Wine dinners and tastings are regularly held – a reason to visit not only for dinner but also for a gastronomic experience. The intimate format makes the gastropub versatile: people come here for dates, friendly dinners, small celebrations, or simply for a glass of wine after work. It's equally comfortable to spend a quiet evening for two or to gather with a small group at a long table. "Vinovnye" is a gastropub about atmosphere and taste. About evenings that begin with a single glass and subtly transform into a long conversation. About a city that knows how to slow down. And about the pleasure that you can sometimes allow yourself without any guilt.