Most caf s serve food, at much lower prices than full-blown restaurants, and seldom require bookings. Small rock clubs and bars also tend to offer excellent food at amazingly cheap prices. See our top 5 picks for satisfying your appetite in Moscow. Quality time in Moscow New nightclubs and discos continue to open across town, and thankfully the days of disco dominance are gone, with plenty of smaller, intimate clubs to offer variety. And there's a wealth of live music of all genres.
Places come in and out of fashion fast and furiously, and it's hard even for the locals to keep up.
But there are less pretentious clubs with comfy sofas tucked into dark basements with good music in a relaxed atmosphere, and maybe the odd chess player in the corner. Here's a list of places to go and some more tips on Moscow night life. The first to offer regular passenger service on turbojets, Aeroflot beat the British and Americans by two years. It is also good at the Pulkovo airport in St. Petersburg and the Novosibirsk airport in Novosibirsk. For those of you connecting to Russia from Europe, the Diners Club card is welcome at the airport lounges in Frankfurt and London.