The Places · Russia
Moscow
Made By profiles 4 places in Moscow, spanning modern russian fine dining, modern european fine dining — each tied to the people and producers behind it.
01.Modern Russian Fine Dining
Twins Garden
Moscow, Russia
Twins Garden has placed Moscow's fine dining on the global map with consecutive appearances in the World's 50 Best Restaurants, reaching as high as number 19 in 2019. Led by the Berezutskiy brothers and anchored by a wine list of 1,400 selections across 8,000 bottles, the restaurant operates at the top of Russia's Modern European tier, drawing regulars back through a combination of technical rigour and a wine program that punches well above its geography.
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02.Modern Russian Fine Dining
White Rabbit
Moscow, Russia
Positioned at the top of Moscow's fine dining scene, White Rabbit operates under a glass dome atop a skyscraper on Smolenskaya Square, pairing 360-degree city views with a tasting menu built around rediscovered Russian ingredients and techniques. Chef Vladimir Mukhin has placed the restaurant consistently inside the World's 50 Best, reaching number 13 in 2019, and the kitchen remains one of the clearest expressions of the New Russian culinary movement.
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03.Modern Russian Fine Dining
Savva
Moscow, Russia
Inside the Hotel Metropol, steps from the Bolshoi Theatre, Savva operates at the intersection of grand Russian hospitality and contemporary European technique. Chef Andrey Shmakov's kitchen has earned consecutive La Liste recognition, 91.5 points in 2025 and 94 points in 2026, placing it firmly among the most tracked dining rooms in Moscow. The setting alone rewards a visit; what arrives on the plate adds the argument for returning.
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04.Modern European Fine Dining
Artest
Moscow, Russia
Artest belongs to Moscow’s serious Russian-dining tier, where national reference points are treated with contemporary discipline rather than nostalgia. Daniel Asher’s kitchen has La Liste recognition in consecutive years, scoring 92 points in 2025 and 85 points in 2026, which places the restaurant in a conversation shaped by technique, authorship, and international assessment.
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