Where to buy bread cakes chocolates ice cream Moscow (Москва)

Moscow has its own Berthillon: the Goum ice cream. On July 3, 1954, it was decided to sell ice cream to the working masses in the Goum. Since then, vanilla or plain waffle cones, known as plombir, have become an integral part of any visit to Red Square for residents and guests of the capital. Today, the list of flavors has been expanded to include black currant, cherry, pistachio and strawberry, but the homemade recipe remains unchanged.If you are lucky enough to be in Moscow on July 3, enjoy it for free!

It is a tea club without equivalent in Moscow, which is very fond of this kind of establishments. It takes the form of a stand with a small bar in the middle of which sits the huge samovar from which the water for the infusions is served. On the spot, 36 kinds of teas, especially Pu-erh and other types of Chinese teas, as well as milkshakes, pastries and 70 flavours of homemade ice creams with original recipes based on tea (and some with moose milk)! Not to be missed in winter, the walkers of the Gorki park often queue there.

A coffee/tea room perfectly adapted to families. With its children's spaces (games, animated cartoons, disguise, etc.), it hosts many anniversaries and small workshops to learn the basics of cooking or drawing (program in English on the site). Very successful home pastries but also lunch or dinner.