The restaurant 'White'

White is a Georgian restaurant on Arbat Street in Moscow, combining Georgian cooking with a wine-focused dining format and an interior inspired by the Silver Age. The restaurant occupies a setting associated with the historic Arbat and is designed in soft cream tones, with decorative details that bring together period elegance and elements of Provence style.

The main dining room is spacious and arranged for both everyday meals and celebrations. Large windows bring daylight into the room, while two balconies open towards Arbat Street and give the restaurant a direct connection with one of the city’s best-known pedestrian streets. A courtyard adds another layer to the setting, providing a quieter contrast to the activity outside.

Several distinct spaces are available for different occasions. The restaurant has three private VIP rooms, a separate main hall and a winter veranda. The rooms can suit private dinners, family events and group gatherings, while the more open dining areas work for lunches, evening meals and informal meetings. A banquet manager is available for event arrangements, making the venue relevant for occasions that need a dedicated room or organised service.

The food centres on Georgian cuisine, with a menu supported by a bar selection, desserts and a dedicated children’s menu. The restaurant also has its own pastry kitchen, adding a particular focus to the sweet course. The menu format allows the venue to cover a range of visits, from a full dinner with wine to a shorter meal and dessert stop while exploring the Arbat.

White’s atmosphere is polished without being formal. Cream-coloured décor, tall windows, balconies and period-inspired details create a setting suited to couples, friends, families and small celebrations. The venue’s location makes it convenient for a meal during a walk along Arbat Street, while the private rooms and banquet facilities extend its use beyond casual dining. Access is via a staircase to the second floor, including a steep section, so mobility requirements are best considered before arrival.