Ojakhuri
Home cooking, homey atmosphere
A third Ojakhuri has opened in Moscow. Everything is prepared fresh, including their decadent stuffed pastries, lavash bread and khachapuri. With two floors and private rooms, Ojakhuri is perfect for group dinners and families with young children. The interior has eye-catching multicolored fabric sofas, textured floral wallpaper, exposed brick, and tarnished wood.
+7 (495) 621 6002
ojakhuri.ru
22 Sadovaya Chernogryazskaya Ulitsa.
Metro Krasniye Vorota
Dizengoff 99
Hummus heaven with a side of cinema
Named after a cult classic set in freewheeling 1970s Tel Aviv, this sleek and airy Israeli eatery tries to convey the same blend of cozy and cool — look out for a shed with black patterned walls. The spotlight is on modern Mediterranean fare rather than Ashkenazi soul food; the selection of salads, snacks and all things hummus should delight Jewish and Gentile palates alike.
+7 (926) 177 0206
dizengof99.com
4/2 1st Goncharny Pereulok.
Metro Taganskaya, Marxistskaya
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