Alaska | Бар Чистые Пруды | Ресторан, гастробар, морепродукты
Moscow
At a glance
Alaska is a seafood-focused gastrobar on Bobrov Pereulok, near Chistye Prudy. Its menu centres on seafood from Russia’s Far East, with live crabs and oysters, wild fish cooked on the grill, and other author-led dishes. Meat is also represented through game and steaks, giving the kitchen a broader range than a seafood-only restaurant.
A large marine aquarium stands in the middle of the dining room. It contains live crabs and oysters, allowing guests to select the main seafood for a meal before it reaches the kitchen. The focus on live ingredients places freshness and product quality at the centre of the experience, while the menu adds handmade sauces, house bread and composed dishes alongside simply prepared fish and shellfish.
The interior draws on the look of a contemporary port. Concrete and metal are balanced by warm wood, with details that recall the deck of a fishing vessel. The result is an informal but carefully designed setting that works for a full dinner, a shared seafood meal or drinks at the bar. The lower-ground location gives the venue an enclosed, atmospheric feel rather than a street-facing café character.
The drinks list covers wine, cocktails and cider, making Alaska suitable for an evening that moves from small plates to a longer meal. Seafood remains the natural focus, but the presence of grilled fish, game and steaks helps accommodate groups with different tastes. The format also suits diners interested in regional ingredients presented in a modern way, rather than a strictly traditional seafood house.
Alaska fits a range of occasions, including relaxed dinners, meetings over drinks and group meals built around a shared selection of shellfish and fish. The aquarium adds an interactive element to the visit, while the port-inspired design gives the restaurant a clear identity. Reservations are available through the venue, and the basement-floor setting is worth noting for guests planning a visit to the Chistye Prudy area.