Location: Tomsk
Top Restaurants in Tomsk
Top Things to do in Tomsk
- 1. Human Puppet Theater
- 2. Camp Garden
- 3. Monument to Happiness/ Monument Shhas Spoyu...
- 4. Chekhov Monument
- 5. Uncle Kolya, Monunment to a State Traffic Inspector
- 6. Voskresenskaya Mountain
- 7. Museum of History of Tomsk
- 8. NKVD Memorial Museum of Political Repression History
- 9. Cabbage Monument
- 10. Tomsk State University
Where to eat European food in Tomsk: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover Restaurants offering the best European food in Tomsk, Tomsk Oblast, Russia. Tomsk (Russian: Томск, IPA: [tomsk]) is a city and the administrative center of Tomsk Oblast in Russia, located on the Tom River. The city's population was 524,669 (2010 Census); 487,838 (2002 Census); 501,963 (1989 Census).
Things to do in Tomsk
10. Myasnoye Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 46 reviews
Reviewed By Florencekhl
We had a late lunch in this well decorated cafe. We especially love the fish salad and steak. The price is reasonable and the dishes are yum. Highly recommended!
9. Harat's Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 58 reviews
Our style is "cozy chaos". We emphasize on bar counter. Minimum staff. Simple menu. Snacks shall be served not less than in 15 minutes after the guest made order, hot dishes shall be served not less than in 30-40 minutes. Friendly atmosphere. The place wh
Reviewed By SidharthSattiaju
We didnt plan it but one day after dinner we were walking by and thought of some beers and went to this place. It happened to be a friday and the place has energy and was bustling with frivolity. There was a band on that day which as in fact very good. Though found it to be pricier than many of its counterparts, it was an enjoyable experience. Overall i very much recommend this place for party n fun.
8. Munchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 82 reviews
Reviewed By Dmitry V
Good interior. Good food. Wide range of beer. A bit higher prices in comparing with average prices in Tomsk. Recommendations to visit.
7. Bulanzhe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 96 reviews
Reviewed By evoinel
Cosy cafe especially if you want to have coffee and dessert. There is a good choice of coffee and tea, ice-cream, waffles, pancakes, etc. There are also some salads, soups and main courses, but these are rather pricey. Be ready to spend 700-800 roubles if you want to have a proper meal.The staff is friendly and helpful. The interior design is nice.There is no special offers for lunch, as in many other cafes, but there is a breakfast menu.
6. Vechnyi Zov
Overall Ratings
4 based on 229 reviews
Reviewed By ruby98103
The guide book labels this as a pricy but first cabin restaurant. They are right on both counts. The food is excellent, the service is excellent and the prices are a bit elevated. The only poblem I had is that the tables have a cross supporting bar between the legs that really constrains both how close you can sit to the table and where you can put your legs. It was not comfortable, but I survived and it did not significantly detract from the fine food. We did not order a starter so they provided a complementary small dish of salsa-like dip and some baked bread bits. We did order soups, a tomato soup with big tomato bits in it (R259) and a very good borscht (R258), with a large chunk of beef in it. We got a nice heavy bread roll to soak up the last bits of soup (R15). I got a grilled pork hunk (R530) and a potato, cuke and tomato side (they call it a garnish but it is the separate veggies that you donât pay for most places but always seem to do at fancy restaurants) (R94). We both got a tea which was served at the end of the meal with about 200 ml of honey. Putting all that honey in the tea made it a nice desert drink. All in all, an excellent place and an excellent dinner.
5. Underground
Overall Ratings
4 based on 89 reviews
Reviewed By tinaq_reviews
Lovely underground interior, a movie on jazz history was being shown at the time of our visit. We liked each meal we've ordered, the price was okay, overall a pleasant and positive experience. My only complaint would be that the waiters could have been more attentive.
Tomsk Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Tomsk
4. Hurdy Gurdy Grill Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 101 reviews
Reviewed By Dmitry K
We've been there for the first time and have been surprised by comparatively high quality of the food. The cheese plate comprised Brie, chèvre and several other types of cheese. The point is that the cheeses on the plate exactly matched what was written in the menu (not typical for Russia where it is just hard to buy these cheeses). The grilled salmon was good, with fresh vegetables. The fried potatoes with mushrooms and onion were like in my grandma's kitchen! The Pesto sauce was not the Pesto at all though. The waiter was quite polite. Beer was not the best, but quite well. We spent about 1750 rubles (almost 40 Euro) for two. I would also say that there is not smth special in decoration inside. It could be smth a bit more original. Think, we shall return.
3. Slavyanskiy Bazar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 136 reviews
It takes more than exquisite cooking to make a memorable meal. We at Slavianski believe an intimate atmosphere in the right location, personal and attentive service and great company are what separates a delicious dinner from an unforgettable experience.
Reviewed By Benjamin M
I have a business lunch at this restaurant. The lunch menu was only in Russian and they brought an English menu that have a great variety of dishes but with dinner prices.The food was tasty Russian traditional.benjaminModiinIsrael, thanks for your feedback!Very nice for us that we have been able to leave a good impression about Russian cuisine for our foreign guests ! We will prepare a lunch menu in English . You are welcome to visit again!
2. Reka 827
Overall Ratings
4 based on 176 reviews
Reka 827 is new Gastronomic attraction of the city in Tomsk with modern American & European Gastronomy, astonishing interior & panoramic view of Reka. One can always always observe architectural features from 19th century as foundation of this building wa
Reviewed By Tyche75
I had an excellent meal here; I knew it was expensive, so wasn't put off by the prices, which are quite high by Russian standards, although mid-range in dollar terms at a place of this quality. They have many upscale and interesting, such as smoked pumpkin soup, duck breast, and I tried both of those I mentioned - each was really excellent; my main was a Siberian river fish - muksun - which was broiled perfectly, was very fresh, and flavorful. And they had these little dipping sauces that were amazing - one was beetroot, one was carrot. If you want a modern, fancy twist on Russian dining, give this place a try.One note, the staff does try to speak English, but it's limited. They do seem to now have menus in English (I saw a prior reviewer mention they did not) - I've posted a few images to show some of their dishes.
1. Stroganina-bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 149 reviews
It is a place for people who appreciate everything natural â both in food and in people. It is the only place in Tomsk where you, while enjoying delicacies of the northern cuisine, can plan your event and hold it right here â in the Space Hall.
Reviewed By Thomas L
Exiting Very interesting food. Western Siberian crossover. Staff is friendly and observant, speaks English!Good sitting optionsDear guest! Our team is really happy to please you and hoping for a long friendship! We're waiting to see you back with us again!
