The “Evgenich” bar recreates the atmosphere of a 1990s-era apartment, complete with period-specific decor, music, and food. Located on Nevsky Prospekt, the bar offers a deliberately marginal aesthetic that appeals to those seeking a nostalgic experience.

The bar’s interior is designed to resemble a run-down apartment from the 90s, featuring details like flea market finds, vintage electronics, and torn wallpaper. Guests can enjoy the ambiance while waiters in tracksuits serve them food and drinks amidst the sounds of 90s-era pop music. The establishment’s design is inspired by “Larisovna’s,” evident in the presence of a carpet with a neon inscription.

Chebureks are the star of the menu, offered in beef, lamb, and pork variations, alongside other dishes reminiscent of roadside diners. The menu also includes a variety of tinctures and cocktails with creatively named, eccentric combinations.

While the food is not the primary focus, the bar’s main draw is the nostalgic experience it provides, transporting visitors back to a bygone era of Russian culture and entertainment. The spinning disco ball and enthusiastic dancing contribute to the overall atmosphere of reliving a nostalgic youth.