Novikov Bar

Novikov Bar is a Pan-Asian restaurant and bar on the first floor of The Carlton on Tverskaya Street in Moscow. The setting combines a dining room, an open kitchen and a prominent semicircular contact bar finished in black marble. The bar forms the visual centre of the room, while geometric lines and a restrained palette give the interior a polished, contemporary character.

The open kitchen is separated from the dining area by displays of fruit and vegetables and ice showcases filled with seafood. This arrangement keeps the preparation area connected to the room and gives the restaurant a market-style element without taking attention away from the tables. Wood adds warmth to the main interior, balancing the darker bar and the clean lines of the design.

The menu focuses on Pan-Asian cuisine, with a bar list that includes a broad selection of sake. The food and drinks make the venue suitable for a full meal, a business conversation or an evening centred on the bar. The restaurant also has a VIP room with a fireplace and a large oval table. Its more private atmosphere works for negotiations, family celebrations and occasions that call for a separate setting.

A covered summer terrace extends the venue beyond the main room. Rattan furniture, sofas and abundant greenery create a softer outdoor setting, while the covered layout allows the terrace to function as a distinct dining area. Entry is possible from both the street and the restaurant. A separate terrace menu is designed for quicker meals and informal evenings with friends.

The combination of an open kitchen, seafood displays, a substantial bar and several seating formats gives Novikov Bar flexibility across the day. The main room suits diners looking for a composed restaurant setting, while the terrace offers a more relaxed alternative during the warmer season. The VIP room provides additional privacy for small gatherings and formal appointments.

With its Tverskaya Street address and position within The Carlton, Novikov Bar is suited to business meetings, family occasions and group dining as well as a more casual drink or meal. Reservations are handled through the venue’s booking contacts, and the restaurant can also be reached by phone for practical questions about seating.