Bar
Дом, В Котором / PUB
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Дом, В Котором / PUB (The House We Live In) is a bar in central Moscow that feels like stepping into a Soviet-era communal apartment. Located on Pokrovka Street, the bar is named after a popular Russian novel and TV series. The interior is a maze of small rooms filled with mismatched furniture, vintage lamps, bookshelves, and retro knick-knacks. Each room has its own character, from a cozy living room with a fireplace to a kitchen-style area. The bar serves a wide selection of craft beers, ciders, and classic cocktails. The atmosphere is relaxed and unpretentious, attracting a mix of locals and visitors who appreciate the nostalgic vibe. Live music and themed events are occasionally held. It's a place to unwind, explore the quirky decor, and strike up conversations with fellow patrons.
Don't miss
- Eclectic Soviet-themed interior with multiple themed rooms
- Extensive craft beer and cider selection
- Cozy fireplace room perfect for cold evenings
- Occasional live music and events
- Friendly, local atmosphere
Tickets & tours
Ways to visit Дом, В Котором / PUB
You can visit on your own (No entry fee; pay for drinks at the bar). A tour adds transport and a guide, or combines nearby sights into one day.
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Know before you go
- Opens in the evening, typically around 6 PM.
- Accepts cash and cards, but it's wise to have cash as backup.
- Strict age verification; bring ID as proof of age.
- Feel free to take photos of the decor, but be respectful of other guests.
A bit of history
The bar opened in the 2010s, drawing inspiration from the novel 'The House in Which...' by Mariam Petrosyan. The building itself is a historic structure in the Kitay-gorod area, once home to communal apartments.
Common questions
Do I need a reservation?
Not usually, but it can get crowded on weekends; arriving early is recommended.
Is there a dress code?
No strict dress code, but smart casual is appreciated.
Can I bring children?
The bar is primarily for adults; children are allowed during early hours but it's not child-friendly.
Is the menu in English?
The menu is in Russian, but staff may speak basic English.
What type of music is played?
Background music is usually indie or retro; live music varies.
Is there food available?
Limited snacks like nuts or chips; not a full food menu.
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