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In the last decade Sochi's restaurant scene has exploded. You can find world-class restaurants with cuisines from all over the world as well as Soviet-style cafeterias with delicious Russian homestyle food. During the games, expect Moscow prices at most places. All Olympic venues, bars, restaurants will be smoke-free.
As part of the largest private museum of Caucasian artifacts and history, the restaurant at the Amshensky Dvor Ethnographic Complex serves some...
As part of the largest private museum of Caucasian artifacts and history, the restaurant at the Amshensky Dvor Ethnographic Complex serves some of the most authentic Caucasian dishes around. Here you can watch your meal getting prepared. Lavash, an Armenian flatbread, bakes in a wood-fired oven as meats and cheeses are smoked and stews are prepared in clay pots. The museum features over 2,000 artifacts that were collected over several years by local ethnic Armenian historian Eduard Kolodjian.
With its international cuisine, attentive service, and live music and shows, this 5-story restaurant mall is somewhat of an outlier among Adler...
With its international cuisine, attentive service, and live music and shows, this 5-story restaurant mall is somewhat of an outlier among Adler restaurants, most of which are cheap cafeterias. Forward Tower features Caucasian (shashlyk kebabs), European, and Japanese (sushi) concepts. The restaurant complex also provides takeout and includes a trendy bar with a veranda. Its status as the only "European" level dining experience in the neighborhood makes it a popular place for dates. Its location near the Olympic Park makes it a convenient spot for dinner during the Olympic Games. It is best to reserve a table in advance, especially during the Olympic Games, as the restaurant tends to get crowded, particularly on weekends.
This restaurant gets a gold medal for its handmade pastas, Italian wines, and imported ingredients like mozzarella, parmesan, and hams from...
This restaurant gets a gold medal for its handmade pastas, Italian wines, and imported ingredients like mozzarella, parmesan, and hams from Bologna. The cozy decor features luxurious textiles and curtains made of string lights. Located in an elite building park called "Kings Park," the restaurant attracts a well-heeled clientele. Pasta is the highlight of the menu, but dishes include pizza, baked dorada fish, seafood, salads, grilled meats, and handmade chocolates. But be prepared for a bit of a drive as the restaurant is outside of the city center. Takeout and delivery are available.
Excellent food in an attractive setting (dim lights and modern decor) attract a trendy clientele to this high-end Japanese restaurant. The sceney...
Excellent food in an attractive setting (dim lights and modern decor) attract a trendy clientele to this high-end Japanese restaurant. The sceney restaurant serves an extensive menu of the usual Asian fare, including sushi rolls, sashimi, noodles, dumplings, teriyaki, and yakitori. The drink menu includes wines, sake and whiskey from Japan and other countries, as well as Cognac, rum, tequila, and vodka. Expect large crowds at nights and on weekends; be sure to book a table in advance.
This moderately priced cafe is famous for its khinkali, or large Caucasian dumplings, with fillings like spiced meat, onions, and greens. Other...
This moderately priced cafe is famous for its khinkali, or large Caucasian dumplings, with fillings like spiced meat, onions, and greens. Other Cacasian specialties include shashlyk, or grilled meat on a skewer, served with vegetables and lavash, an Armenian flat bread. Local wines and brandies are also served. The attentive staff is always a highlight.
This nautically-themed brasserie evokes the south of France with its Mediterranean menu, soft music, and floor-to-ceiling windows facing the...
This nautically-themed brasserie evokes the south of France with its Mediterranean menu, soft music, and floor-to-ceiling windows facing the sea. It's no wonder, since head chef and owner Martial Simonneau hails from Nice, France. The cafe attracts a glamorous crowd and has hosted many famous visitors to Sochi, including former Russian president Dmitry Medvedev. Ordering seafood here is a must; top selections include raw oysters, boiled lobster, and sautéed scallops. Try to make your visit here before it gets dark so you can view the sunset over the sea.
The best khachapuri is to be had at Cafe Natasha. Here, the flaky Georgian pastries—usually made with cheese—can be ordered with or without...
The best khachapuri is to be had at Cafe Natasha. Here, the flaky Georgian pastries—usually made with cheese—can be ordered with or without an egg added in the middle. The cafe has a homey vibe and boasts a lengthy menu of snack foods like grilled sausages, chicken wings, fries shrimp and onion rings, cakes, and ice cream. It's best to go there hungry, as portions are large.
Located in the historic Sochi Seaport terminal building, this upscale eatery serves European and Russian dishes. Specialties include a variety...
Located in the historic Sochi Seaport terminal building, this upscale eatery serves European and Russian dishes. Specialties include a variety of grilled local fish, risottos, and pastas, plus candy and ice-cream made on the premises. Take in the seaport views on the outdoor veranda during warmer months and watch boats arrive and depart.
To feast on deliciously prepared local food, stop into this homestyle restaurant. Specialties include fresh Black Sea fish, quail, lamb, and...
To feast on deliciously prepared local food, stop into this homestyle restaurant. Specialties include fresh Black Sea fish, quail, lamb, and other grilled meats. Soft light and mellow live music add to the Mediterranean ambiance. This is a perfect place for a romantic dinner or an intimate conversation with a close friend.
During Soviet times, this cafe (the name means "Lazy" in Russian) served as the set for the famous restaurant scene in the Russian classic ...
During Soviet times, this cafe (the name means "Lazy" in Russian) served as the set for the famous restaurant scene in the Russian classic Diamond Arm, where the drunk hero performs a song about rabbits. Today it is a hangout for local elites, as well as hip young people with MacBooks. Waiters dressed in silk pajamas serve Russian and international dishes such as blinis, barbecued meats, risottos, sandwiches, and burgers. The restaurant is open 24 hours a day.
This trendy chain is famous for its tasty and cheap Asian fusion food. This central Ris restaurant is located right behind the Singing Fountains...
This trendy chain is famous for its tasty and cheap Asian fusion food. This central Ris restaurant is located right behind the Singing Fountains and is open 24 hours a day. The crowd is young and trendy, befitting the restaurant's clubby ambiance, with glass walls that light up in different colors. The menu includes Italian, French, Japanese, and Russian dishes. There are five other Ris restaurants in Sochi, so check the website for the address nearest you.
Located on Sunny Beach in Frunze Park, Sinee More is a beachfront restaurant that would be at home in Miami or St. Barths. The decor is modern...
Located on Sunny Beach in Frunze Park, Sinee More is a beachfront restaurant that would be at home in Miami or St. Barths. The decor is modern white with beachclub-blue accents, and the menu features Mediterranean seafood dishes. Ingredients like crab, lobster, sea bass, and salmon are imported from Europe, and Black Sea fish varieties are among the local specialties. Be prepared to pay; this seaside luxury comes with a whale-sized price tag.
Syndicate is the city's only American-style steakhouse. It has an extensive menu of steaks, burgers, and barbecue platters. Fresh meat is delivered...
Syndicate is the city's only American-style steakhouse. It has an extensive menu of steaks, burgers, and barbecue platters. Fresh meat is delivered from America cooled (not frozen), then cooked in a high-temperature oven, which is the restaurant's calling card. There is also a variety of fish steaks and vegetarian dishes. The steaks are excellent, there is a wide alcohol selection, and the service is good, but be prepared to pay: this place is not cheap.
If you are in the mood for something a little exotic—say, Russian food with a hunting lodge flair—this is the place for you. Bear ragout, deer...
If you are in the mood for something a little exotic—say, Russian food with a hunting lodge flair—this is the place for you. Bear ragout, deer zharkoe (meat and potato stew), boar ribs, and grilled quail are just some of the wild dishes on this upscale restaurant's menu. Vodolei, made to look like a cave, is part of the Fort Evrika hotel complex in the Krasnaya Polyana Ski Resort.
If you walk a winding path up from the Seaport, you end up in this restaurant, whose name means Eastern Quarter. It is decorated with tile mosaics...
If you walk a winding path up from the Seaport, you end up in this restaurant, whose name means Eastern Quarter. It is decorated with tile mosaics on a hillside terrace. The menu is Uzbek-Korean, with mostly Uzbek staples of pilaf, lagman (meaty noodle soup), samosas, and flatbreads. Korean-marinated, barbecued meat is also a popular option. Windows offer sea views and Eastern-themed live music is usually on tap in the evenings.
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