Bar
Lumberjack
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Lumberjack is a cozy bar located in a quiet lane near Chistye Prudy, a short walk from the bustling Tverskaya Street. The interior is designed like a log cabin, with wooden tables, fur throws, and a fireplace that gives it a warm, rustic feel, a stark contrast to Moscow's often formal dining scene. The bar specializes in craft beer from Russian microbreweries, with over 20 taps rotating regularly. The menu features hearty pub fare like burgers, sausages, and grilled meats, all made with quality ingredients. It's a popular spot for after-work drinks and casual gatherings, attracting a mix of locals and expats. The staff are friendly and knowledgeable, happy to recommend a beer based on your taste.
Don't miss
- Rotating selection of Russian craft beers
- The cozy log-cabin interior with a fireplace
- Hearty burgers and sausages from the grill
- Friendly staff who offer beer tastings
Tickets & tours
Ways to visit Lumberjack
You can visit on your own (No entry fee; pay for food and drinks. Reservations recommended for weekends). A tour adds transport and a guide, or combines nearby sights into one day.
Know before you go
- Try a flight of beers to sample different styles.
- The fireplace is lovely in winter, snag a seat nearby.
- Book a table on weekends to avoid a wait.
- Credit cards are widely accepted.
A bit of history
Moscow's craft beer scene exploded in the 2010s, with bars like Lumberjack leading the trend. The building itself is a historic 19th-century structure, but the bar's concept is modern, reflecting a shift toward informal, quality-focused drinking spots.
Common questions
Do they have English menus?
Yes, English menus are available.
Is there a happy hour?
They sometimes have discounts on certain beers; ask staff.
Can I bring kids?
It's more of an adult bar; not ideal for children.
Is there outdoor seating?
No, it's indoors only.
Do they serve wine or cocktails?
Primarily beer, but they have a small selection of wine and spirits.
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