Location: Tarusa
Top Restaurants in Tarusa
Top Things to do in Tarusa
- 1. K. Tsiolkovskiy's House Museum
- 2. Monument to Marina Tsvetayeva
- 3. Historical and Architectural and Natural Memorial Estate Linen Plant
- 4. Kaluga Saint-Tikhonov Hermitage
- 5. Kaluga Holy Trinity Cathedral
- 6. House-Museum of Paustovskiy
- 7. The Tsiolkovsky State Museum of Cosmonautics
- 8. Sergey Zharov Private Museum
- 9. Kaluga Park Park of Culture and Leisure
- 10. Tsvetaevy Family Museum
Where to Eat in Tarusa: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Tarusa (Russian: Тару́са), also known as Tarussa (Тару́сса), is a town and the administrative center of Tarussky District in Kaluga Oblast, Russia, located on the left bank of the Oka River, 76 kilometers (47 mi) northeast of Kaluga, the administrative center of the oblast. Population: 9,660 (2010 Census); 9,893 (2002 Census); 8,795 (1989 Census).
Things to do in Tarusa
1. Black Bull
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 133 reviews
Reviewed By Zuevy - Moscow
It is really European, even a smart place in the center of Kaluga. All necessary conditions and conventions of Steakhouse are observed. The Meat and bird were frying correctly that was combined with very good laying on wooden table ware.
Fast service and preparation of dishes, despite the late - less than an hour before closing - evening
To shortcomings - lack of the Kilkenny beer declared in the menu.
2. Overtime Pub
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 90 reviews
Reviewed By andercivil - Moscow, Russia
When i was at Kaluga, i had been there many times. I really enjoyed its atmosphere and delicious foods. Especially steak burger, higly recomended. Cool place for watching football match or at any concert,
3. Pub 102
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 414 reviews
4. Krylia
Overall Ratings
4 based on 173 reviews
Reviewed By NanaCanicali - Gilleleje, Denmark
The traditional beetroot soup 'Borch' is the perfect entrè for a Beef 'Straffonof'... Rich flavoured small pieces of beef sirloin in a juicy mushrooms and onions thick sauce, accompanied by potato purè and salad. Nice French style berries pancakes with vanilla ice cream for a sweeter experience. English speaking staff and menu are a plus, but a bit difficult to get the waiter's attention for the dessert.
5. Sny Lyubimogo Kota
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 176 reviews
Reviewed By andercivil - Moscow, Russia
I loved this place especially its calm and friendly atmospere and with delicous cakes. Anywhere you can look with cat decoration:) I had been there many times, all was good Carrot cake is really good.
6. 8 Cups
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 396 reviews
Reviewed By Oksana P - Smolensk, Russia
Visited this cafe when travelling through Kaluga (recommended by Trip Advisor and some local reference - heard it was a nice place).
Disappointed by the interior and location - looked like a deep side street, being factually located in the centre. The interior looks shabby, not vintage :-) As I got my tea, the tea pot was chipped, which supported my general opinion of the place.
What I couldn't find fault with is the service - the waiter was extremely nice and ready to help with the choice. Seemed to know the menu well, so was able to recommend a nice salad.
The price\quality ratio is quite good - not too expensive for the food they serve.
My positive vote is also for children's court - well equipped, many kids were playing there while moms were having a meal.
Although, I would pay the management's attention to the condition of the tableware and cleanliness and general condition of the bathrooms, if they are interested in becoming a prosperous cafe with higher rating.
7. Slastena
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 52 reviews
Reviewed By NanaCanicali - Gilleleje, Denmark
Good that they have English speaking staff and I could purchase coffe + cake for 139rb. The capuccino was ok, but I ordered a coffe cake and the closest to coffee in it was a chocolate coffee bean looking like placed on the top of the slice. It was in fact an average chocolate mousse cake.
8. Major
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 99 reviews
Reviewed By Danielringgaard
We arrived at around 8 without a reservation so we had to sit at the bar. But that was a wonderful decision as we got to talk to the talented bartender and see his skills. Nice food and friendly staff.
9. Cafe "Delo v Souse"
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 247 reviews
Here you can both have a rest with friends, and to hold business meetings. Variety of the menu: European, Pan-Asiatic, Japanese and Italian cuisines. And also pizza, and desserts which nobody will refuse! And there are we in a heart of the city. Delivery of food: pizzas, wok, beaters, sushi.
Reviewed By Kristina E
The food served there looks and tastes really nice! The prices compared to the european ones are quite low for the quality you get. We have tried Philadelphia sushi, Provence warm salad, mushroom soup and mushroom julienne! The waitress offered us for free 2 drinks and 2 little cakes.
The girl who served us was super nice and kind!!! They do have and English menu and some of them speak English :)
Definitely I am going to be back!
10. Tarusskoye Vremya
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 92 reviews
Reviewed By dennisalexandrov1976 - Moscow, Russia
Как-то сложно оценить посещение данного ресторана. С одной стороны ну очень стильный дизайн, уютная атмосфера, в общем-то разумные цены, приятная девушка, которая хорошо обслуживала, а с другой стороны, мы приехали именно в этот ресторан на фондю, которое, как мы были уверены, обязательно будет в меню именно 4-5 ноября, так как ресторан демонстрировал именно швейцарскую кухню на фестивале "Тарусская застолица". Но нет, в этом году только 3 блюда, из которых швейцарский хлеб "Цопф", безалкогольный! глинтвейн и мясо по-базельски. Ну не могу я себе представить швейцарскую кухню без фондю или раклетта. Очень много людей и мало столиков, а так же оплату наличными я бы тоже отнёс к минусам. Ну и совершенно уникальная вещь - полное отсутствие какого-либо алкоголя в продаже и поэтому даже глинтвейн в рамках фестиваля так же стал безалкогольным. Я мог бы отнести это к убеждениям хозяина, но мне почему-то кажется, что дело в лицензии, тем более, что ресторан не против своего алкоголя с оплатой 100 рублей за бутылку. Поели мы хорошо, поэтому оценка 4. А насчёт того, что фондю осталось невостребованным в прошлом году скажу, что либо не надо брать эту кухню, либо надо упорно и правильно продвигать это в массы, даже теряя деньги. Просто это как японская кухня без суши, итальянская без пиццы, а немецкая без пива. Какой тогда смысл?
