The pre-eminent beer restaurant in Moscow, Tinkoff produces Russia’s most famous micro-brewed beer. On top of their seven regular beers (129r - $4.60) they also produce a special beer for each season (169r - $6). Tinkoff distinguishes itself from most other Russian breweries by adhering to the 1516 beer purity law from Germany which ensures quality in the selection of ingredients and in the brewing process itself. The result is a fuller, tastier and healthier beer than you will find elsewhere.
This spacious and stylishly Spartan restaurant also serves up a fresh menu each season. Tinkoff’s business lunches are an unbelievable deal with a 249 ruble price tag buying three courses: a starter, a soup and a main course with garnish. Your choice of tea, mineral water or a 0.33L beer is thrown in for good measure. The rest of the day an average main course costs 500-600r (around $20) but the meals are filling and quite tasty. Tinkoff also hosts some good bands on a regular basis and their Live Beer Festival which runs every year around the same time as Oktoberfest is always great fun.