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Introduction
Opened in 1998 and is Scotland's first and only authentic Russian Restaurant. This venue aims to keep its Russian roots intact, bringing cuisine, hospitality and culture to the heart of Glasgow's Merchant City.
The kitchen's allegiance to former Soviet territories - from Russia and Moldavia to Armenia and Georgia - is evident on the menu featuring borscht, country soup made with cabbage, tomato, beetroot, garlic and coriander; Rostovsky platter, a duet of beetroot-raisin and carrot-garlic salads; aubergine ratatouille accompanied by just-baked pancakes.
Beef stroganoff may strike a familiar chord but the Siberian pelmeni, ravioli stuffed with a spicy beef and pork mince, or St. Petersburg pancakes with mashed potatoes, topped with creamy mushroom and cheese sauce, may turn out to be favourites. Tzimes - a duck to die for! Even the Russian incumbent will approve!
Winnie the Pooh is no longer sought after by just little ones, at Café Cossachok arrives the con miel way as a delightful honey-pot containing vanilla ice cream and almonds glazed with honey. Spectacular mouthwatering and delicate home-made cakes are always on offer.
The striking quirky folk décor speaks for itself: red walls with original colourful paintings, handmade wooden furniture and Russian shawls covering the ceiling, producing an utterly unique, warm and vibrant atmosphere.
Live folk, jazz and world music played by outstanding musicians, makes Russian Cafe-Gallery Cossachok the place to be every Sunday evening.
Exhibitions by local and international artists are regularly featured in the malenky gallery to complete the picture.
The kitchen's allegiance to former Soviet territories - from Russia and Moldavia to Armenia and Georgia - is evident on the menu featuring borscht, country soup made with cabbage, tomato, beetroot, garlic and coriander; Rostovsky platter, a duet of beetroot-raisin and carrot-garlic salads; aubergine ratatouille accompanied by just-baked pancakes.
Beef stroganoff may strike a familiar chord but the Siberian pelmeni, ravioli stuffed with a spicy beef and pork mince, or St. Petersburg pancakes with mashed potatoes, topped with creamy mushroom and cheese sauce, may turn out to be favourites. Tzimes - a duck to die for! Even the Russian incumbent will approve!
Winnie the Pooh is no longer sought after by just little ones, at Café Cossachok arrives the con miel way as a delightful honey-pot containing vanilla ice cream and almonds glazed with honey. Spectacular mouthwatering and delicate home-made cakes are always on offer.
The striking quirky folk décor speaks for itself: red walls with original colourful paintings, handmade wooden furniture and Russian shawls covering the ceiling, producing an utterly unique, warm and vibrant atmosphere.
Live folk, jazz and world music played by outstanding musicians, makes Russian Cafe-Gallery Cossachok the place to be every Sunday evening.
Exhibitions by local and international artists are regularly featured in the malenky gallery to complete the picture.
Contact Info
Address:
10 King Street Merchant City
Glasgow
G1 5QP
United Kingdom
Glasgow
G1 5QP
United Kingdom
Tel:
0141 553 0733
Website:
http://www.cossachok.com
Offering
- Russian cuisine
- A La Carte menu
- Lunch
- Dinner
- Vegetarian option
- Russian vodka
- Wines and drinks
- Russian tea and coffee
- Evening concerts
- Exhibitions
- Workshops
Hours of operation
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