Cafe
Skuratov Coffee
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Skuratov Coffee is a specialty coffee chain in Moscow, with this location on Kalashnyy Pereulok in the city center. The cafe is small and minimalist, with white walls, wooden accents, and a focus on the coffee itself. They roast their own beans and offer a rotating selection of single-origin pour-overs and espresso drinks. The baristas are highly trained and passionate about coffee. With a 4.7 rating, it's a top spot for coffee aficionados. The pastries are sourced from local bakeries and pair perfectly with the brew.
Don't miss
- Single-origin pour-over coffee
- In-house roasted beans
- Minimalist, cozy interior
- Knowledgeable baristas
- Fresh pastries from local bakeries
Tickets & tours
Ways to visit Skuratov Coffee
You can visit on your own (No entry fee; pay for drinks and pastries). A tour adds transport and a guide, or combines nearby sights into one day.
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- Try the 'Skuratov Blend' espresso.
- Pair your coffee with a croissant from a local bakery.
- Free Wi-Fi available.
- Cards accepted; cash not always needed.
A bit of history
Skuratov Coffee was founded in 2017 by Sergei Skuratov, a pioneer of the third-wave coffee movement in Russia. The chain has grown to multiple locations, each maintaining a focus on quality and education.
Common questions
Do they have non-dairy milk options?
Yes, oat and soy milk are available.
Can I buy beans to take home?
Yes, they sell bags of their roasted coffee.
Is there seating?
Limited indoor seating; some outdoor tables in good weather.
What are the opening hours?
Typically 8 AM to 9 PM, but check their website.
Do they offer coffee brewing classes?
Occasionally; inquire at the counter.
Is the cafe crowded?
It can be busy during peak hours; go early for a seat.
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