One of Russia's most famous restaurants is bringing Moscow to Mayfair for a one-off party brunch.

In a mansion meant to hark back to the days when the writer Pushkin stolled the 19th-century avenues of Moscow, the extraordinary-designed reincarnation (opened in 1999) of a Russian nobleman's house has since become one of Moscow's favourite elite haunts and a staple of eating out and referred to as the "tsarina of haute-russe dining". 

Taking place for one-day-only, the brunch marks the end of Maslenitsa, a Russian festival which celebrates the end of winter and the beginning of Lent. Expect The Garden to be transformed with colourful Russian decorations, roaming entertainment - with Russian balalaika players and dancers, and a traditional menu created by Café Pushkin - featuring their signature staples and delicacies and washed down with Russian-themed cocktails plus plenty of shots of vodka. Priced at £150 per person - members and guests only. 

Ideal For

Raising the roof, brunching with comrades

Signature Dishes

Osetra Caviar from The House of Kaviari, Russian dressed herring, succulent Borsch with roast duck, authentic Kulebyaka and blinis.

Signature Drinks

Lost Fabergé featuring Beluga Gold Line vodka infused with Kafir leaves, Mezcal Amores Espadin, lemon oils, Atago no Matsu Sake & chamomile extract.