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Solyanka Club Moscow The Solyanka Club, a three storey 19th century townhouse, is situated in the very centre of Moscow. Inside, the club itself is as much a product of the design as it is of the private atmosphere. Oversized leather armchairs anchor vintage carpets, mirrors frame pre-revolutionary chandeliers. Together with its clientele, the Solyanka club is imbued with the air of a private apartment, recasting this venue into a modern day salon. Solyanka has a diverse music policy, hosting various nights from Thursdays, through Fridays, until Saturdays. Thursdays boast the full spectrum of hip hop music. Friday is all techno and its tech-house derivatives. Saturdays enjoy a rotating schedule, with parties that span from Nu-Rave to Dancehall. Solyanka Club Moscow DENIS SIMACHEV Shop & Bar DENIS SIMACHEV Shop&Bar now has its own blog where you can find the latest news about DENIS SIMACHEV's outpost in the very heart of Moscow. The blog offers the latest fashion news from DENIS SIMACHEV, info on new arrivals, sales and special offers in DENIS SIMACHEV SHOP, tasty recipes and fierce cocktails served 24/7 at the BAR, inlcuding a different tracklist every night. You can check all the events of LOW BUDGET FAMILY, the DJ project by DENIS SIMACHEV aka DJ LOSER and his friends. DENIS SIMACHEV B2 Club B2 Club Propaganda Moscow Propaganda Moscow Sky Lounge Situated in the picturesque Leninsky hills on the top floor of the Russian Academy of Sciences is a paradise of visual and gustatory sensations. An informal atmosphere, exotic japanese cuisine and breathtakingly romantic panoramic views of the city at sundown combine to create a chic and comfortable dining experience, and as the sun sets the party starts with stylish cocktails from the bar enjoyed to the soundtrack of the best DJs in Moscow. In addition, the restaurant features: Summer terraces holding up to 150 people, An Asian and a European VIP room both seating an extra 8-10 people, A dining area with 200 seats. Two bar zones, including the longest bar in Moscow. Long opening hours from 1.00am until last guest. Sky Lounge IKRA IKRA - the first club in Russia professionally presenting international and Russian artists of any scale. IKRA introduces Western club standards to Moscow and aims at making Moscow club listings comparable to that of any European capital. IKRA is extensively using the potential of a spacious venue encompassing two concert halls, big and small, three bars and cozy lounge-cafe. ?ain hall capacity is over 600 persons (including 32 VIP seats). Within only a year of existence IKRA has presented such acts as Current 93, Coldcut, Stanley Clarke/George Duke, Psychic TV, Amon Tobin, Sean Lennon, Electric Six, Richard Galliano, Jimi Tenor, Jay-Jay Johanson, Brazzaville, Four Tet, Andrew Weatherall, Dani Siciliano, Plaid, BWO, Eugene Hutz/Gogol Bordello, Front Line Assembly - to name a few. Already in early 2007 IKRA received the prestigious national Night Life Awards as the best live music club and was rated by prominent Afisha and TimeOut Moscow magazines as the #1 live/dance club. IKRA Night Flight Night Flight is a popular nightclub and restaurant in Moscow located on Tverskaya Street, one of the biggest and most vibrant streets in the city, a stone's throw away from Red Square. In 2007 the nightclub moved away from the restaurant to a new location about a block away, also on Tverskaya Street. Established in 1991, both the club and restaurant have Swedish management and attentive, English-speaking staff. The restaurant is perennially busy, particularly its outside seating area on warm light summer nights. Highlights include steaks and salmon dishes. Night Flight Fabrique Fabrique is a modern club-restaurant. It is situated in Zamoskvorechje, not far from the Red Square . It's a large two-level club that takes up 1476 square meters with a capacity of up to 2000 people. Moreover, there is a summer verandah in the middle of a silent yard with a branchy linden and a big screen for football fans. There are two entrances to the club - V.I.P. and regular both with its own wardrobes. The impressive catwalk leads to the chill out room and the restaurant area. The restaurant takes up about 200 square meters and is situated on the ground floor of the club. The main features are the cabins with glass floors which allow you to see the big bar and other guests on the floor below. Fabrique Kruzhka Kruzhka restaurants can usually be identified outside by their orange "Kruzhka" signs, which are often illuminated and difficult to miss. The orange theme continues inside, where the brick walls and wooden furniture give most Kruzhka restaurants a somewhat rugged character. It is common in Moscow and other Russian cities for there to be relatively little difference between bars, restaurants, clubs, and cafes, and Kruzhka is no exception. These "beer restaurants" tend to be popular with students, though the cheap food and beer attracts expatriates as well as Russians. However, that does not necessarily mean that Kruzhka has a "Western" character. Kruzhka Boarhouse Doug and Marty's Boarhouse or Chesterfields, as it was previously known, is a 24 hour bar and restaurant located in central Moscow. The bar was opened in 1997 by Canadian Doug Steele along with expat club-owner Jean-Michel and Englishman Martin Bainbridge. Doug was previously the owner of the well known night club in Moscow, The Hungry Duck. Steele left the Boar House in 2006 to form the Doug Steele Restaurants venture, planning to open a series of restaurants and bars throughout Moscow. This venture failed in 2007 after the opening of three establishments - one of them has now closed and the others are under new management. Boarhouse Visit WaytoRussia Club Guide for more clubs in Moscow. |
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