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Arbat is a grocery store and bakery specializing in Russian and European foodstuffs that doubles as a spacious center with reception, banquet and catering facilities. Arbat offers a wide selection of items including pirogki, caviar, sturgeon, kebabs, kufta, khachapuri and much more. The bakery features items such as wedding cakes, European sweets and a variety of breads, including lavash.
