Harats pub Арбат

Harat’s Pub Арбат is an Irish-style pub at 24 New Arbat Avenue in Moscow, offering a relaxed setting for beer, filling food and evening entertainment. The interior has a traditional pub character, with subdued lighting, dark details and an informal atmosphere that suits both regular patrons and casual drop-ins.

The menu focuses on food that pairs naturally with drinks, alongside familiar European and American pub cooking. The selection includes substantial snacks, soups, burgers, grilled meat, barbecue-style dishes and desserts. The format works well for an unhurried meal, a shared table of snacks or a casual stop before an evening out. Weekday lunch service adds a practical option for nearby workers and visitors.

Music is an important part of the pub’s identity. The entertainment programme includes live rock and blues, cover-band performances and DJ sets, with the venue also providing a dance floor. Sports broadcasts attract football fans and other groups looking for a lively place to follow a match. The atmosphere becomes more animated during evening performances and major sporting events, while the main room retains a straightforward, sociable pub style.

Harat’s Pub Арбат has a bar counter, a main dining area, a stage and a separate enclosed VIP section. The layout supports informal drinks as well as birthdays, banquets and group gatherings. Table reservations are available, making advance planning useful for busy evenings, concerts and screenings.

During warmer weather, the venue extends its seating with a summer veranda. The outdoor area offers an alternative to the darker, more intimate main room while keeping the pub’s casual dining and drinking format. The location on New Arbat places the pub among central Moscow’s restaurants, bars and late-evening venues, with Smolenskaya and Arbatskaya metro stations within walking distance.

The pub is best suited to adults and groups who enjoy beer-friendly food, rock and blues, football and a lively social setting. It also works for visitors seeking a substantial lunch or a relaxed dinner without a formal restaurant atmosphere.