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Krasota: Immersive Gastro-Theatre Beside Manezhnaya Square

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Krasota: Immersive Gastro-Theatre Beside Manezhnaya Square
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Krasota restaurant Moscow is an immersive gastro-project of the White Rabbit Family at Romanov Lane 2, building 1, next to Manezhnaya Square. It has two spaces: a 35-seat restaurant that serves lunch and dinner every day, and a gastro-theatre for 20 guests that gives one evening performance, according to its site.

The performance mixes video art by the studio of Anton Nenashev with gastronomy by the brand chef Vladimir Mukhin, in a space designed by Natalia Belonogova, with the overall concept by Boris Zarkov. A show lasts about 1.5 to 2 hours. The project’s own pages look stale, so confirm the details with the White Rabbit Family before you book.

Quick Facts

Russian name Красота
Address Romanov Lane 2, building 1, Moscow 125009
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District Tverskoy
Metro Aleksandrovsky Sad (Filyovskaya Line (Line 4, light blue), Named by a restaurant guide as the nearest station; the walking time was not verified)
Okhotny Ryad (Sokolnicheskaya Line (Line 1, red), Near Manezhnaya Square; the walking time was not verified)
Opening hours Daily from 13:00 to 00:00, according to a guide and listings; the project's older contacts page gives lunch from 12:00 to 17:00 and dinner from 19:00 to 00:00.

(as of October 2026 – check the official site)

Admission No entry fee. A restaurant guide lists a very high price per person for the tasting experience (₽₽₽₽), which was not confirmed; check the official site.
Best time to visit The restaurant is listed open daily from 13:00 to 00:00, and the gastro-theatre gives one evening show, so the show is an evening plan, while the restaurant serves lunch and dinner. Crowd patterns were not verified.
Recommended duration About 2 hours for the gastro-theatre show; about 1.5 hours in the restaurant
Cuisine Modern Russian, as a tasting menu and an immersive show
Price level €€€€
Reservations Tables and the gastro-theatre are booked through the project's site, krasota.wrf.su, or the White Rabbit Family site, wrf.su; its pages say a show seats only 20 guests, so book ahead. The theatre has no a la carte menu, according to a guide. Valet parking is listed on the contacts page. Walk-in availability, delivery and takeaway were not verified.
Website krasota.wrf.su
Last updated October 7, 2026

Why Visit Krasota?

The reasons are concrete. Krasota combines contemporary art with food: its site calls it the first restaurant in Russia to merge grand cuisine, contemporary art and visual storytelling, with video projections, light and sound accompanying the dishes.

The gastro-theatre holds only 20 guests and gives one evening show of about 1.5 to 2 hours built around a tasting menu, and the restaurant seats 35 and serves lunch and dinner. It is next to Manezhnaya Square, a short walk from Red Square, in the top price category. The GreatList guide includes it, according to the project’s site. It is a special-occasion choice, so book early.

Highlights of Krasota

The gastro-theatre

The gastro-theatre seats 20 guests and gives one evening performance, a story told through visual art and a tasting menu, according to the project's site. A show lasts about 1.5 to 2 hours. A guide says each dinner is made of several acts with dishes from Vladimir Mukhin's tasting menu, and that there is no a la carte menu.

Tip: Book the show early, since it seats only 20 guests.

Video art by Anton Nenashev's studio

The visual art comes from the studio of Anton Nenashev, according to the project's site, with light and sound combined with the dishes. The gastronomy is by Vladimir Mukhin, the space by Natalia Belonogova and the concept by Boris Zarkov. The projections change the room during dinner.

Tip: Arrive on time so you do not miss the opening act.

The 35-seat restaurant

Alongside the theatre, the project has a restaurant of 35 seats that serves lunch and dinner every day, according to its site. It is the option for visitors who want the food without the full show. The menu and hours were not read in full, so check them.

Tip: Ask whether the restaurant menu is a la carte or a set.

Vladimir Mukhin's tasting menu

The gastronomy is by Vladimir Mukhin, the brand chef of the White Rabbit Family, and the kitchen is led by the chef Likarion Solntsev, according to a guide. The tasting menu changes, so the dishes were not listed. The White Rabbit article of this site covers the group's flagship.

Tip: Tell the staff about allergies when you book.

The location by Manezhnaya Square

The restaurant is on Romanov Lane, next to Manezhnaya Square, according to the project's contacts page, a short walk from Red Square and the Bolshoi Theatre. A booking site says that the Bolshoi Theatre is about 800 meters away. The Red Square guide of this site covers the area.

Tip: Combine it with a walk through Alexander Garden.

Valet parking

The contacts page lists valet parking, which helps for visitors with a car in the busiest part of the center. Most visitors will come on foot from the metro. The service terms were not read.

Tip: Ask about valet parking when you book.

What to Order

  • The gastro-theatre's tasting menu, created by Vladimir Mukhin and served as a show

Atmosphere

Krasota is a space where the table becomes a stage: video art, light and sound accompany each dish, according to its site, in a room designed by Natalia Belonogova. The gastro-theatre seats only 20 guests, so the mood is intimate and focused on the show.

The restaurant is a calmer space with 35 seats, serving lunch and dinner. The dress code and the detail of the rooms were not found. Evenings are for the show, which runs about 1.5 to 2 hours.

History of Krasota

Krasota is a project of the White Rabbit Family, the alliance founded by the restaurateur Boris Zarkov, whose flagship, White Rabbit, opened in 2011. The alliance operates more than twenty projects in Moscow, including Krasota, Sakhalin and Selfie.

The project’s site says that Krasota is an immersive gastro-project with visual art from the studio of Anton Nenashev, gastronomy by Vladimir Mukhin, design by Natalia Belonogova and the overall concept by Boris Zarkov. In April 2023, the alliance opened a Krasota gastro-theatre of 20 seats in Dubai.

The opening year of the Moscow project was not confirmed in the sources read, and the project’s own pages carry text from 2021, so this section is short.

Reservations and Ordering at Krasota

Book through the project’s site, krasota.wrf.su, or the White Rabbit Family site, wrf.su; the project’s own pages look stale, so confirm that the booking works. The gastro-theatre seats only 20 guests and gives one evening show, so book ahead; the restaurant seats 35 and serves lunch and dinner. Valet parking is listed on the contacts page.

  • Walk-ins: not verified.
  • Payment: gift certificates are accepted as payment, according to the site; 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: not verified.

Check the current rules and contact details on the official site.

How to Get to Krasota

The restaurant is at Romanov Lane 2, building 1, next to Manezhnaya Square, according to the project’s contacts page. A restaurant guide names the Aleksandrovsky Sad metro station, on Line 4, as the nearest, and the Okhotny Ryad station on Line 1 is also close; the walking times were not verified. The Red Square guide and the Alexander Garden entry of this site cover the surroundings.

  • Metro: Aleksandrovsky Sad or Okhotny Ryad, then walk to Romanov Lane; check the exit on the station plan.
  • Taxi: ask for Romanov Lane 2, building 1; the taxi apps guide of this site explains how to book.

Accessibility

No accessibility information was found. Ask the restaurant about the entrance, steps and lifts when you book.

Food Nearby

White Rabbit, Sakhalin and Selfie, from the same group, have their own articles on this site, and the Metropol Restaurant and Grand Cafe Dr. Zhivago are near Manezhnaya Square. Check hours before you go.

What to Bring

Smart clothes suit a gastro-theatre, though no dress code was found. Bring rubles in cash, since foreign cards are reported not to work.

Photography Rules

No photography rules were found. A show uses video projections and low light, so ask the staff whether photography and filming are allowed, and avoid flash.

Family Suitability

Krasota is a tasting menu and a show in the top price category, so it suits adults and older teenagers rather than young children. The children's policy and stroller access were not found, so ask when you book.

Moscow Vibes Tips

  • The project's own pages carry text from 2021, so confirm the booking process with the White Rabbit Family before you plan around it.
  • The show seats only 20 guests, so book as early as you can.
  • The gastro-theatre has no a la carte menu, according to a guide, so tell the staff about allergies in advance.
  • The restaurant, with 35 seats, is the option if you want the food without the show.
  • A show lasts about 1.5 to 2 hours, so plan nothing tight for the evening.
  • The location is next to Manezhnaya Square, so walk through Alexander Garden before or after dinner.

Make an Outing of Your Visit to Krasota

Krasota is within walking distance of places that pair well with a meal. A simple way to build the outing:

Before or after your meal

  • Schusev State Museum of Architecture Moscow: Hours, Tickets and Sites
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    Schusev State Museum of Architecture Moscowabout 200 m away (~4 min walk) · typical visit: About 1.5 to 2 hours
  • Vernadsky State Geological Museum Moscow: Minerals, Fossils and Hours
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    Vernadsky State Geological Museum Moscowabout 200 m away (~4 min walk) · typical visit: About 2 to 3 hours
  • Alexander Garden Moscow: Eternal Flame, Grotto and Kremlin Walls
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    Alexander Garden Moscowabout 350 m away (~5 min walk) · typical visit: 30–60 minutes

Time needed: plan about 5–7.5 hours for the whole outing, including the meal (roughly 1–1.5 hours), the places above and the walking between them.

Explore Nearby Krasota

Metro stations near Krasota

  • Aleksandrovsky Sad Metro Station: Kremlin Stop on Line 4, ABBA Hub
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    Aleksandrovsky Sad Metro Stationabout 200 m away (~3 min walk)
  • Okhotny Ryad Metro Station: Marble, Marx Mosaic and Teatralnaya Link
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    Okhotny Ryad Metro Stationabout 600 m away (~9 min walk)

Restaurants and cafes near Krasota

  • White Rabbit: Moscow Fine Dining with a Skyline View
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    White Rabbitabout 1.8 km away (~30 min walk)
  • WA Garden: Three Japanese Omakase Restaurants in Romanov Lane
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    WA Gardenabout 50 m away (~1 min walk)
  • Gvidon: Fish Restaurant in the Orlov Mansion on Bolshaya Nikitskaya
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    Gvidonabout 150 m away (~2 min walk)
  • Ikra: WRF Chef’s Table for 16 Guests on Bolshaya Nikitskaya
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    Ikraabout 150 m away (~2 min walk)

Nightlife near Krasota

  • Rule Taproom: Craft Beer with 27 Taps Behind the State Library
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    Rule Taproomabout 350 m away (~5 min walk)
  • Rhythm & Blues Cafe: Live Music Club Behind the State Library
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    Rhythm & Blues Cafeabout 350 m away (~6 min walk)

Hotels near Krasota

  • Stella Di Mosca Hotel: Italian-Designed Boutique Hotel near Red Square
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    Stella Di Mosca Hotelabout 250 m away (~4 min walk)
  • Assambleya Nikitskaya Hotel: Small Hotel Opposite the Conservatory
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    Assambleya Nikitskaya Hotelabout 300 m away (~5 min walk)
  • Cheers Arbat Mini-Hotel: Capsules and Rooms Near Arbatskaya Metro
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    Cheers Arbat Mini-Hotelabout 450 m away (~7 min walk)

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FAQ: Krasota

What is Krasota?

An immersive gastro-theatre and restaurant of the White Rabbit Family.

Where is it?

At Romanov Lane 2, building 1, next to Manezhnaya Square.

How long is the show?

About 1.5 to 2 hours, for 20 guests.

Who is behind it?

Boris Zarkov, with gastronomy by Vladimir Mukhin and visual art by the studio of Anton Nenashev.

Is there an a la carte menu?

Not in the gastro-theatre, according to a guide.

Can I just eat in the restaurant?

Yes, the 35-seat restaurant serves lunch and dinner.

Is it expensive?

It is in the top price category; check the official site.

Can I pay with a foreign card?

Foreign cards are reported not to work in Russia; carry rubles and ask.

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