Restaurant "Gostiny Dvor"

Restaurant "Gostiny Dvor"

Dear guests!

On November 7, 2026, entry to the complex will be permitted by invitation only.

Starting at 12:00, alternative dining options will be available for guests.

From 14:00 onwards, the "Gostiny Dvor" restaurant will be closed for a private event.

On December 12, 2026, the "Gostiny Dvor" restaurant will be closed from 15:00 for an event. Dining services for guests will be provided at the "Pyshechnaya" (doughnut shop).

The complex is open from 10:00 to 17:00.

There is a 600 RUB per person fee for the use of the tourist complex’s facilities (free for children under 5). Please note that pets are NOT permitted!

Please check separately for information regarding the operating hours of specific locations within the complex.

Format

Restaurant

Average bill

2,500 rubles

This Russian restaurant in the village of Mandrogi will amaze you not only with its unique menu but also with its exquisite design. The interior is designed in the style of the refectory chambers of an old Russian royal court: luxuriously vaulted ceilings in blue tones and gilded trim, decorated with floral ornaments, and heraldic lions and unicorns – symbols of the first two Russian principalities around which the rest of the state united.

In this setting, you can enjoy Russian cuisine, immerse yourself in the cultural traditions of our people, and experience its history. Antique furniture, vintage and modern household items, and kitchenware, carefully selected, lend the restaurant a unique charm and are a true highlight of its design.

Russian Cuisine at the Mandrogi Restaurant

The restaurant's menu is designed so that almost all dishes are prepared with natural, village-grown ingredients. Our chef proudly embodies the Russian spirit and traditions of our people in every creation.

The Mandrogi menu offers guests the opportunity to try "Tsarskaya" fish soup with kalitka, boyar pancakes with red caviar, homemade pickles, homemade venison or pike dumplings, Guryev stewed porridge, and much more.

And the famous Mandrogi pies, sweet or savory, will leave no one indifferent! Homemade drinks such as kvass made from rye bread, fruit drinks, decoctions, kissels, and liqueurs are a must-try for every visitor to our village!

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