Beriot

About Beriot

Doors open at 6 PM and don't close until 6 AM, which means dinner and the small hours happen under one roof on Novy Arbat — an international menu early, then the room tips into dancing as the tables fill. Commercial hits carry the night, and the floor stays busy on Fridays and Saturdays, when bottle service, VIP booths and table reservations are less a luxury than the practical way to hold ground. The crowd skews 25 to 45: young professionals, socialites, a mix of Moscow locals and expats who treat the place as a glamorous, high-energy end to the week rather than a quiet meal. Dress smart elegant — this is not a room that forgives casual — and budget for the $$$ band once a table and a bottle enter the equation. It runs year-round, seven nights, so a Tuesday visit is possible if you want the space.