Anchovy’s Club
Moscow
At a glance
Anchovy’s Club is a fish restaurant in central Moscow, located on Kolokol'nikov Pereulok. The venue focuses on seafood-led dining and operates as a restaurant for everyday meals, morning visits, private occasions and organised events. Its format also extends beyond the dining room through delivery, catering and merchandise.
Breakfast is served in the morning, while the main menu begins at midday. This gives the restaurant two distinct daytime formats: an earlier breakfast service and a broader fish-focused menu later in the day. The venue remains open from morning until late evening, making it suitable for breakfast, lunch, dinner or a later meal.
The restaurant’s programme includes banquets and events, with catering available for occasions held away from the venue. These services make Anchovy’s Club relevant not only for individual dining but also for group gatherings and planned celebrations. Reservations are offered for visits, while delivery provides an alternative for meals enjoyed elsewhere.
Anchovy’s Club has a veranda as part of its guest setting. The venue’s house rules cover both the interior and veranda, including a prohibition on smoking and the use of electronic cigarettes or tobacco-heating systems. Professional photography and filming require advance approval, and food photography is expected to avoid flash so that other guests are not disturbed.
The restaurant accommodates families with children and welcomes dogs, with responsibility for children’s and pets’ behaviour remaining with accompanying guests. Winter outerwear is kept in the cloakroom during a visit. Outside food and drinks are not permitted, and the venue asks guests to mention allergies when ordering so that the team can take them into account.
With its fish-focused cuisine, breakfast service, daytime and evening hours, veranda, delivery option and event facilities, Anchovy’s Club suits several kinds of visits. It can work for a casual meal, a planned group occasion, a family outing or a catered event. The central Moscow address places it within the city’s established restaurant scene while retaining a clear seafood identity.