Caspian

Caspian is a restaurant and banquet venue on Arbat Street, focused on Azerbaijani and broader Caucasian cuisine. Its culinary identity draws on the Caspian region, while the interior references the traditions of Baku through patterned details, vintage objects and antique furnishings. The result is a dining space with a strong cultural theme and a warm, hospitality-led character.

The restaurant is arranged as a multifunctional space rather than a simple dining room. It accommodates everyday restaurant visits alongside organised celebrations, with a banquet hall intended for weddings, corporate events and anniversaries. This makes Caspian suitable for both casual meals and larger gatherings that require a dedicated setting.

Menus cover several occasions and groups. Breakfast is served in the morning, while the wider offering includes an à la carte menu, wine and bar selections, a banquet menu and a children's menu. Menus are also available in English, Chinese and Arabic. Steam cocktails are part of the venue's bar-oriented offering.

The atmosphere combines Eastern culinary traditions with decorative elements chosen to create a connection to Caspian-region culture. National motifs, old-style interior pieces and references to Baku give the restaurant a more immersive setting than a purely contemporary dining room. The venue's format also supports private and family occasions, with banquet planning available for larger events.

Caspian operates on Arbat in central Moscow, with access from Karmanytsky Lane. The listed schedule runs from morning until midnight, allowing time for breakfast, daytime dining, evening meals and hosted celebrations. The venue also lists free parking, which can be useful for guests arriving by car.