Tangiers Lounge | Shisha Lounge Moscow
Moscow
At a glance
Tangiers Lounge is a lounge restaurant, bar and hookah venue on Arbat Street in Moscow. Its format brings together author cuisine, mixology and a dedicated shisha experience, creating a setting for guests who want more than a conventional restaurant visit.
The kitchen is presented around original culinary ideas rather than a narrowly defined traditional style. The bar focuses on cocktails created by mixologists, giving the drinks programme a creative character alongside the food. Hookahs form another central part of the venue, making Tangiers Lounge suitable for an evening that combines dining, drinks and a relaxed lounge atmosphere.
The interior combines English classic elements with grunge. That contrast gives the space a deliberately distinctive look, balancing traditional decorative references with a more urban and informal style. The overall character is fashionable and designed for guests seeking a restaurant with its own identity rather than a purely functional dining room.
Tangiers Lounge belongs to a wider lounge-restaurant format, while each location is presented as a separate setting within the network. The Arbat address places this branch in a central urban neighbourhood associated with restaurants, cafés and evening venues. Its lounge approach works for adult social occasions, from a meal with cocktails to a longer gathering centred on conversation and hookah.
The venue’s published concept is restricted to guests aged 18 and over. That age policy makes Tangiers Lounge an adults-only choice rather than a family restaurant. A table-booking option is available through the venue’s website, which is useful for guests planning an evening in advance. Dietary requirements, group arrangements and seating preferences are best checked with the venue before arrival.
Tangiers Lounge suits guests looking for author cuisine, inventive cocktails and hookah within a polished but slightly unconventional interior. The combination of food, bar service and shisha gives the Arbat venue a clear lounge identity, while the English classic and grunge styling shapes the atmosphere without tying it to a single type of occasion.