Baba Marta

Baba Marta is a Bulgarian restaurant on Moscow’s Arbat Street, at number 9, building 1. Its identity is built around Bulgarian cooking, a traditional mehana-style setting and an atmosphere shaped by the culture of Bulgaria. The interior is presented as authentic, giving the restaurant a character suited to guests looking for a regional dining experience rather than a generic international menu.

The kitchen focuses on substantial Bulgarian food prepared in the style associated with the country’s Black Sea and Balkan traditions. The restaurant describes its cooking as generous and filling, with accessible dining in mind. The menu is supported by a selection of Bulgarian wines, making the venue suitable for a relaxed meal with wine as well as for longer social gatherings.

Live music and dancing are part of the restaurant’s atmosphere. These elements give Baba Marta a livelier character than a quiet, formal dining room and help create a celebratory setting for social occasions. The restaurant can suit gatherings connected with birthdays, anniversaries, corporate events, weddings and children’s celebrations, with special arrangements available for those occasions.

The Arbat location places Baba Marta in a well-known pedestrian-friendly dining area, while the interior keeps the focus on Bulgarian hospitality and regional style. The restaurant works for guests interested in exploring Bulgarian cuisine, for groups planning a shared meal and for families marking a special occasion. Its offering also extends beyond the dining room through delivery, allowing Bulgarian dishes to be ordered for home or office meals.

Baba Marta combines a cuisine-led restaurant format with music, dancing and an event-friendly approach. The result is a venue that suits informal celebrations and group dining while retaining a clear Bulgarian identity through its food, wines and interior.