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Fast Food Restaurants & Pancakes in St. Petersburg

The best places to try Russian Bliny (pancakes) or to have a quality tasty snack on the go. Also, a list of restaurants/cafes opened 24 hours.

Teremok.
Of all the pancake restaurants in St. Petersburg this is our favourite.
Teremok pancakes in St. Petersburg

They serve all kinds of pancakes with a huge variety of fillings: from sweet cottage cheese to fish and caviar. You can also get traditional breakfasts there (semolina, grechka), Mors (berry drink), Sider and Kvas are also very nice.
The interior is simple, but neat and cozy.
Average meal is about $5-$10. (a pancake: $0.5-$1, filling - $1)
Opened daily 9.00-23.00
Address: Nevsky Prospekt, #91 (metro Ploshchad Vosstania).


Other recommended pancake cafes:


On Griboedova Channel:
a nice little local 'bliny' place with many different kind of pancakes and fillings. Inexpensive. Opened: 10 to 20. Map: B3 (triangle #12)

On Vasilievski island:
very cheap pancakes (15R for 3), but styled in MTV Beaves&Butthead style. Local favourite. And there are many nice inexpensive places to eat around too. Map: A3 (triangle #11)

Everywhere in the city ("U Teschi na Blinakh):
a chain of pancake restaurants decorated in traditional Russian style, opened 24 hours a day. A meal for one person costs $5-$10.
Addresses: Ligovsky Prospekt, 29 (metro Ploshchad Vosstania, close to Nevsky Prospekt), Zagorodny Prospekt, 18 (metro Vladimirskaya).


Laima Fastfood.
Typical Russian cuisine fastfood chain, opened 24 hours a day, is very popular among locals and backpackers, for its food, location and prices. Two large halls at an old restaurated pre-revolution building on Nevski prospekt and a cafe with a view to Griboedov channel outside.
Try boiled potatoes (vareny kartofel) for $0.7, fish filet "a la Baltique" for $2.5 and a juice for $0.4. You'll eat enough for $3.5-4. Try to keep with the least expensive meals, as the expensive ones are almost the same.
There's an ancient hall upstairs with a tv built in the wall, playing 10-years old pop music.
You'll have to wait around 5-10 minutes for the fish / meat / chicken meals and the menu is both in Russian and English. The staff speak some English as well.
Address: at the crossing of Griboedova channel (kanal Griboedova - and Nevski Prospekt ). Location: in front of Kazanski cathedral, on the way to the church of the Bleeding Savior along Griboedov channel . Directions: take the Nevski prospekt metro station, exit on the oppos. side of Kazanski cathedral .Map: C3 (triangle #8) .Open hours: 24 hours a day.



Puff Café.
A real old-school retro café from the Soviet Union period. You may drink good old coffee with
Puff cafe St. Petersburg
milk to 12 rub(0.5$) and eat tasty, sometimes hot, puff to 7 rub 0.3$). There are tables for sitting and standing visitors. Located in the downtown, 100 meters from Nevskiy prospect. Most popular among students and working class crowd, especially on weekends.

Address: Bolshaya Konushennaya str., #25. Tel.: 7(812) 314-08-68
Location: M. Kanal Griboedova(Griboedov canal) & Nevskiy Prospect.



KFC & Pizza Hut. For those who have nostalgy for home. A meal for one person about $15, credit cards accepted. Opened 9.00-23.00
Address: intersection of Liteiny Prospekt and Nevsky Prospekt (metro: Vladimirskaya or Mayakovskaya).



 
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