Гадкий Койот | Бар Чеховская | Ресторан, банкетный зал, караоке
Moscow
At a glance
Гадкий Койот is a bar-restaurant, banquet hall and karaoke venue at Ulitsa Bolshaya Dmitrovka, 13 in Moscow. The format is built around late-night entertainment, combining drinks, food service, music and dancing in one setting. It is designed for an evening that can move between the bar, the dance area and the karaoke format rather than a quiet restaurant meal.
The venue is particularly associated with dancing on the bar counter. This feature gives the room a performance-led character, with the bar acting as part of the entertainment space. The venue’s Coyotki are also part of the late-night atmosphere, helping shape a lively nightlife setting that continues into the early hours.
Drinks are central to the concept, including shots served in metre-length presentations. The approach is social and group-oriented, making the bar suitable for occasions where guests want conversation, drinks, music and participation in the same night. Karaoke adds another activity for groups and gives the venue a more interactive style than a standard bar.
Food remains part of the experience, with the kitchen operating late into the night. This makes the venue relevant for guests looking for food during an evening out, as well as for groups extending their plans beyond the usual dinner period. The available source describes the kitchen service but does not define a particular cuisine, so the venue is best understood as a nightlife bar with restaurant service rather than a cuisine-led dining destination.
The banquet-hall format adds flexibility for group occasions and organised celebrations. It also distinguishes the venue from a simple cocktail bar, since the space combines event use with dancing, karaoke and late-night food. The overall style suits adult nightlife, birthday gatherings, group celebrations and karaoke-led evenings where an energetic atmosphere is part of the plan.
Guests seeking a quieter meal, an early dinner or a family-focused setting may find the venue’s late-night entertainment format less suitable. Its defining character comes from the combination of bar-counter dancing, shots, karaoke, Coyotki and food service continuing until morning. The Bolshaya Dmitrovka location places the venue within a central city nightlife route, with the entrance on the first floor at number 13.