Cofix Moscow is a chain of small coffee shops founded in Israel in 2013 by Avi Katz, which began with a fixed low price for every item. The first Moscow shop opened in October 2016 in the Okhotny Ryad mall, and 2GIS now lists 212 branches in the city, among them one on Manezhnaya Square 1, building 2, next to the Okhotny Ryad metro station.
It is a quick stop for coffee, sandwiches, salads and pastries rather than a place to sit for long. Hours and prices vary by shop, so check the official site, cofix.global.
Quick Facts
| Russian name | Кофикс |
|---|---|
| Address | Manezhnaya Square 1, building 2, lower level -2 (a central shop next to Okhotny Ryad; there are more than 200 shops across Moscow) |
| District | Tverskoy |
| Metro | Okhotny Ryad (Sokolnicheskaya Line (Line 1, red), The Manezhnaya Square shop is listed next to this station in 2GIS; Aleksandrovsky Sad on Line 4 is also close; the walking time was not verified) |
| Opening hours | Varies by location. Central shops such as Manezhnaya Square, Nikolskaya Street and Tverskaya Street are listed open until 22:00 on Yandex Maps, a shop on Volgogradsky Prospekt is listed 08:00 to 22:00, the shop at the Kazan station is listed open around the clock, and an older listing gives 07:00 to 23:30 for a shop on Paveletskaya Square.
(as of October 2026 – check the official site) |
| Admission | No entry fee. An older listing gives an average bill at the budget level (₽), and a bakery format is listed at about ₽, which vary by shop and were not confirmed; the chain began with a single fixed price per item, so check the current prices on the official site. |
| Best time to visit | Central shops open in the morning and close at about 22:00, and the Kazan station shop is open around the clock, so a coffee is possible almost any time. Mornings and the lunch break are likely to be the busiest; crowd patterns were not verified. |
| Recommended duration | About 10 to 20 minutes |
| Cuisine | Coffee shop: coffee, sandwiches, salads and pastries |
| Price level | € |
| Reservations | Cofix is a walk-in coffee chain with small shops, so no table booking is needed. Shops are found through the official site, cofix.global, which has a Moscow locations page, and map services, in central streets, malls and transport hubs. Delivery and takeaway were not verified. |
| Website | cofix.global |
| Last updated | October 7, 2026 |
Why Visit Cofix?
The reasons are practical. Cofix is a cheap and quick coffee stop in many central places, including Manezhnaya Square near Red Square, Nikolskaya Street, Tverskaya Street, the Arbat and the Kazan station, according to 2GIS and Yandex Maps.
The chain began as a fixed-price shop with coffee, salads, sandwiches, pastries, cakes, soft drinks and fresh juice, according to a travel listing. It has grown to more than 200 shops in Moscow, so one is rarely far away. The Kazan station shop is listed open around the clock. Current prices vary, so check the official site.
Highlights of Cofix
The Manezhnaya Square shop
A shop is on Manezhnaya Square 1, building 2, on the lower level -2, according to Yandex Maps, next to the Okhotny Ryad metro station and a short walk from Red Square and Alexander Garden. It is open until 22:00. It suits a coffee while sightseeing in the center.
Tip: Follow the signs for the lower levels of the underground mall.
Fixed-price coffee
The chain was founded in Israel in 2013 with a fixed low price for every item, and the first Moscow shop opened in October 2016. The fixed price rose over the years, and the current menu was not confirmed. Check the board for the price.
Tip: Compare the price on the board before you order.
Coffee, sandwiches and pastries
A travel listing describes freshly brewed coffee, salads, sandwiches, pastries, cakes and biscuits, soft drinks and fresh juice. The range makes it a place for a quick breakfast or snack. The menu varies by shop, so check the counter.
Tip: Take a sandwich with a coffee for a quick breakfast.
Shops on Nikolskaya and Tverskaya
Yandex Maps lists shops on Nikolskaya Street 11-13, Tverskaya Street 4 and Tverskaya Street 9, level -1, all open until 22:00. 2GIS also lists Tverskaya Street 27 and Strastnoy Boulevard 4. They are on busy streets near Red Square and Pushkin Square.
Tip: Check on a map which shop is nearest to your route.
The Kazan station shop
2GIS lists a shop at the Kazan station on Komsomolskaya Square open around the clock, and the chain's site lists an arch of the Kazan station among its locations. It suits late arrivals and early trains. Hours may change.
Tip: Use it for an early coffee before a train.
A very large network
The Russian network had more than 270 coffee shops in 2022, with over 200 branches in Moscow. The chain's own site lists shops in many districts. Counts vary by source, so use the official site for the current list.
Tip: Use the official locations page to find the nearest shop.
What to Order
- A coffee drink such as a cappuccino or a latte
- A sandwich, which a travel listing mentions
- A salad, which a travel listing mentions
- A pastry or a cake, which a travel listing mentions
- A fresh juice, which a travel listing mentions
Atmosphere
Cofix is a very small coffee shop where you order at a counter and take your drink away, or drink it standing at the counter, according to a restaurant directory. There is little seating, and the chain’s shops are designed for speed.
Shops open in the morning and close at about 22:00, and the Kazan station one stays open around the clock. The crowd is a mix of commuters and sightseers near the center. The interiors vary by shop, and no details were verified.
History of Cofix
Cofix was founded in Israel in 2013 by Avi Katz, as a chain with a fixed low price for every item and the slogan about fresh coffee at a fixed price. It opened its first Moscow shop in October 2016 near the center, in the Okhotny Ryad mall, with the help of Russian investors.
By late 2017 the chain had 39 shops in Moscow and four in Saint Petersburg, and by 2022 the Russian Cofix was one of the market leaders with more than 270 coffee shops, according to the same source. The chain also opened in Belarus, Poland and Spain.
The fixed price has changed since the opening, and the ownership of the Russian business was not confirmed in the sources read, so this section is short.
Reservations and Ordering at Cofix
Cofix is a walk-in chain, so no table booking is needed; order at the counter. Use the official site, cofix.global, or a map service to find a shop and to check its hours, since hours vary by location.
- Payment: not verified for visitors; foreign Visa and Mastercard cards are reported not to work in Russia, so carry rubles and ask how a visitor can pay.
- Delivery and takeaway: a listing mentions drinks and food to take away; delivery was not verified.
Check the current rules and contact details on the official site.
Find and Order: Cofix
How to Get to Cofix
Shops are all over Moscow. The example shop is on Manezhnaya Square 1, building 2, on level -2, next to the Okhotny Ryad metro station, on Line 1, with Aleksandrovsky Sad, on Line 4, also close; the walking time was not verified. Others are on Nikolskaya Street, Tverskaya Street, the Arbat and at the Kazan station.
- Metro: Okhotny Ryad for the Manezhnaya Square shop; check the exit on the station plan.
- Taxi: ask for Manezhnaya Square 1, building 2; the taxi apps guide of this site explains how to book.
Accessibility
No accessibility information was found for the chain. Shops differ, and the Manezhnaya Square shop is on a lower level of an underground mall, so check the entrance and steps for the shop you plan to use.
Food Nearby
Stars Coffee, Skuratov Coffee and Surf Coffee are other coffee chains with their own articles on this site, as are Vkusno i tochka and Teremok for a quick meal. Check hours before you go.
What to Bring
Rubles in cash or a way to pay that works in Russia, since foreign cards are reported not to work.
Photography Rules
No photography rules were found. Ask the staff before you photograph the counter or other guests.
Family Suitability
A coffee shop with juice and pastries suits a short stop with children, but shops are tiny with almost no seating. Stroller access and a children's menu were not found, so check at the shop.
Moscow Vibes Tips
- Shops are tiny, so plan to take your drink away rather than sit.
- The Manezhnaya Square shop is on a lower level, so follow the signs in the underground mall.
- The Kazan station shop is open around the clock, so use it for a late arrival.
- The fixed price is not what it was in 2016, so check the board before you order.
- Hours differ by shop, so check the one you plan to use.
- For a sit-down coffee, try Coffeemania or Skuratov Coffee instead.
Where to Find Cofix in Moscow
Cofix has branches across the city, so there is no single address to list. To find the closest one, search on Yandex Maps or Google Maps from your hotel or metro station.
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FAQ: Cofix
What is Cofix?
A coffee chain founded in Israel with many small shops in Moscow.
When did it open in Moscow?
The first shop opened in October 2016 in the Okhotny Ryad mall.
How many shops are there in Moscow?
2GIS lists 212; counts vary by source.
Is there a shop near Red Square?
Yes, on Manezhnaya Square 1, building 2, next to Okhotny Ryad.
What are the hours?
Varies by shop; central ones are open until 22:00 and Kazan station is open all night.
Is it expensive?
No; an older listing indicated budget spending (₽) per person, unconfirmed.
Can I sit down?
Shops are tiny with little seating.
Can I pay with a foreign card?
Foreign cards are reported not to work in Russia; carry rubles and ask.
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