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Skuratov Coffee: Specialty Coffee Shops near Arbatskaya and Beyond

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Skuratov Coffee: Specialty Coffee Shops near Arbatskaya and Beyond
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Skuratov Coffee Moscow is a chain of specialty coffee shops that began in Omsk and works as a roaster based in Omsk and Moscow, according to a coffee directory. 2GIS lists 14 to 16 branches in the city, among them one on Kalashny Lane 5, about 430 meters from the Arbatskaya metro station.

Most branches are listed open daily from 06:55 to 22:05, with filter coffee, V60, raf, latte, cold brew and sandwiches and desserts, according to a restaurant directory. Branches and menus vary, so check the official site, skuratovcoffee.ru.

Quick Facts

Russian name Скуратов Кофе
Address Kalashny Lane 5, ground floor (Kalashny business center; there are about 15 branches across Moscow)
District Presnensky
Metro Arbatskaya (Arbatsko-Pokrovskaya Line (Line 3, dark blue) and Filyovskaya Line (Line 4, light blue); two stations share the name, About 430 to 490 meters, roughly 6 to 7 minutes on foot according to a listing's distances; Aleksandrovsky Sad on Line 4 is about 800 meters)
Opening hours Most branches are listed open daily from 06:55 to 22:05, including Kalashny Lane 5, Myasnitskaya Street 13 and Rochdelskaya Street 15; a shopping-center branch is listed 10:00 to 23:00, and individual hours may differ.

(as of October 2026 – check the official site)

Admission No entry fee. Listings give an average bill at the moderate level (₽₽) per person, which varies by branch and was not confirmed; check the menu on the official site.
Best time to visit Most branches are open daily from 06:55 to 22:05, so an early coffee and an evening one are both possible. Mornings and lunch are likely to be the busiest times at small central branches; crowd patterns were not verified.
Recommended duration About 20 to 40 minutes
Cuisine Specialty coffee with sandwiches, salads and desserts
Price level €€
Reservations Skuratov Coffee is a walk-in coffee shop chain, so no table booking is needed. Branches are found through the official site, skuratovcoffee.ru, and map services, in business centers, residential complexes and central lanes. Takeaway coffee is listed at many branches and delivery at some; the delivery partners were not verified.
Website skuratovcoffee.ru
Last updated Oktober 7, 2026

Why Visit Skuratov Coffee?

The reasons are concrete. Skuratov Coffee gives specialty coffee made from freshly roasted beans, in central lanes near the Boulevard Ring and the Kremlin area, from very early in the morning, since most branches open at 06:55.

A restaurant directory lists filter coffee, V60, raf, latte, cold brew and bumble, with hearty snacks, pastries and desserts, and 2GIS adds matcha, lemonade and sandwiches, with an English menu at some branches. The Kalashny Lane branch has a summer veranda. The average bill is moderate (₽₽). Branches and prices vary, so check the official site.

Highlights of Skuratov Coffee

The branch on Kalashny Lane

A branch is at Kalashny Lane 5, on the ground floor, about 430 meters from the Arbatskaya metro station and about 800 meters from Aleksandrovsky Sad, according to a listing. It has a summer veranda and small interior, and is open daily from 06:55 to 22:05. The seating is limited, so expect a wait at busy times.

Tip: Come early in the morning to get a table.

Specialty coffee on fresh-roasted beans

A restaurant directory lists classics on freshly roasted beans, filter, V60, raf, latte, cold brew and bumble, and a coffee directory describes the company as a roaster based in Omsk and Moscow. The beans listed there are from Brazil and Kenya. The list changes, so ask the barista what is on.

Tip: Ask for a V60 or filter coffee to taste the beans.

Early opening

Most branches are listed open daily from 06:55 to 22:05, according to 2GIS and a coffee directory, which makes them among the earliest cafes in the center. This helps with early trains and flights. A shopping-center branch keeps different hours, so check the one you plan to use.

Tip: Use an early branch before a morning train or an early sight.

The Trekhgornaya Manufaktura branch

A branch on Rochdelskaya Street 15, building 1, in the Trekhgornaya Manufaktura quarter near the Krasnopresnenskaya metro station, is a bright ground-floor space with big windows, white walls, bare brick and concrete, according to a restaurant directory. Small tables suit conversation or work with a laptop. The interior may have changed.

Tip: Choose this branch for a longer stay with a laptop.

Light food and desserts

A restaurant directory lists hearty snacks, sweet pastries and desserts, and 2GIS lists sandwiches, salads, matcha, lemonade, cocoa and iced coffee at various branches. Breakfast and a business lunch are listed at some. The range varies by branch, so check the counter.

Tip: Pair a sandwich with a filter coffee for a quick lunch.

Branches across the center

2GIS lists branches on Myasnitskaya Street 13, Blagoveshchensky Lane 1B near Patriarch Ponds, Kutuzovsky Prospekt 36, 1st Yamskogo Polya Street 1 and Kalashny Lane 5, with 16 in all. Use a map to choose one on your route. Some may have closed, so confirm before you go.

Tip: Use the official site to find the nearest branch.

What to Order

  • A V60 or filter coffee on freshly roasted beans
  • A raf or a latte, which a directory lists
  • A cold brew, which a directory lists
  • A sandwich, which 2GIS lists at several branches
  • A dessert or pastry, which a directory lists

Atmosphere

Skuratov Coffee is a small, plain specialty coffee shop, with light interiors, simple tables and a counter where the baristas work, according to listings. The Trekhgornaya Manufaktura branch has white walls, bare brick, concrete and large windows, according to a restaurant directory.

Branches open at 06:55 and close at 22:05, so the day starts with commuters and takeaway coffee and ends with a quieter evening. The Kalashny Lane branch has a summer veranda. The crowd varies by branch, and no details were verified.

History of Skuratov Coffee

Skuratov Coffee began in Omsk and works as a roaster based in Omsk and Moscow, with shops in Moscow, Saint Petersburg, Novosibirsk, Nizhny Novgorod, Samara and Kazan, according to a coffee directory. The company says it works along with the spread of regional coffee culture.

In Moscow, 2GIS lists 14 to 16 branches, including ones that have won local category awards in earlier years according to its listings, and a restaurant directory lists 14 addresses. The Kalashny Lane branch is among the better known.

The founding year and the owners were not confirmed in the sources read, so this section is short.

Reservations and Ordering at Skuratov Coffee

Skuratov Coffee is a walk-in chain, so no table booking is needed; order at the counter. Use the official site, skuratovcoffee.ru, or a map service to find a branch and to check its hours, since hours vary by location. Some branches are small, with 20 to 25 seats, so expect a wait at busy times.

  • Payment: 2GIS mentions payment by QR code at some branches, but 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: 2GIS lists takeaway coffee at many branches and delivery at some; the delivery partners were not verified.

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

Find and Order: Skuratov Coffee

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How to Get to Skuratov Coffee

The example branch is on Kalashny Lane 5, about 430 to 490 meters from the Arbatskaya metro stations, on Lines 3 and 4, a walk of about six to seven minutes, according to a listing, and about 800 meters from Aleksandrovsky Sad. Other branches are on Myasnitskaya Street 13, Blagoveshchensky Lane 1B and Rochdelskaya Street 15.

  • Metro: Arbatskaya, then walk along the Arbat side streets to Kalashny Lane; check the exit on the station plan.
  • Taxi: ask for Kalashny Lane 5; the taxi apps guide of this site explains how to book.

Accessibility

No accessibility information was found for the chain. Branches differ, and the Kalashny Lane branch is a small ground-floor space, so check the entrance and steps for the branch you plan to use.

Food Nearby

Gvidon and Ikra, on Bolshaya Nikitskaya, and Coffeemania in the Conservatory building have their own articles on this site, as do Stars Coffee and Jean-Jacques on Novy Arbat and Nikitsky Boulevard. 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 cocoa, lemonade and sandwiches suits a short family stop, and a children's menu or corner is listed at some branches. Stroller access varies, and small branches have few seats, so check at the branch.

Moscow Vibes Tips

  • Most branches open at 06:55, so use one for a coffee before an early train.
  • The Kalashny Lane branch is small, so go in the morning or off-peak for a table.
  • A summer veranda is open in warm months, so ask for it on a good day.
  • Hours differ at shopping-center branches, so check the one you plan to use.
  • Branches close from time to time, so confirm yours on a map.
  • Combine the Kalashny Lane stop with a walk to Alexander Garden, about 800 meters away.

Where to Find Skuratov Coffee in Moscow

Skuratov Coffee 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: Skuratov Coffee

What is Skuratov Coffee?

A specialty coffee chain that began in Omsk, with branches in Moscow.

How many branches are there in Moscow?

About 14 to 16, according to listings.

Where is the example branch?

On Kalashny Lane 5, near the Arbatskaya metro stations.

What are the hours?

Most branches are open daily from 06:55 to 22:05.

How much does it cost?

Listings indicate moderate spending (₽₽) per person, unconfirmed.

Do I need to book?

No, it is a walk-in chain.

Is there an English menu?

At some branches, according to 2GIS.

Can I pay with a foreign card?

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

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