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3 Coffee Shops in Moscow You Should Visit

Looking for a new coffee shop to try out? Here are three coffee shops in Moscow, Idaho that are worth checking out. They are perfect places to get homework done, catch up with friends, or get in a good book. 

1. Bucer’s CoffeeHouse Pub

Location: 201 S Main St, Moscow, ID 83843

Bucer’s Coffeehouse Pub has been around for 19 years as a cozy cafe selling coffee, beer, wine, pastries, and sandwiches. Their coffee is roasted fresh every week in-house. You can even purchase Bucer’s coffee online. Unlike other coffee shops, Bucer’s is also a pub which is why they are opened much later than other coffee spots. 

Bucer’s prides themselves on their signature Bucer’s Blend which combines beans from Latin America, East Africa, and Indonesia. The blend is supposed to be nutty, chocolatey, and earthy. 

If you are also looking for something fun to do on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights, Bucer’s offers an array of live music. You can expect to listen to live music such as jazz, blues, Americana, indie, folk, rock, and many singer-songwriters.  Weekly updates on performers and times will be posted on their Facebook page and Twitter. 

2. One World Cafe

Location: 533 S Main St, Moscow, ID 83843

If you like studying at coffee shops, this is the place for you. One World Cafe (OWC) offers seating on two different levels, allowing you to choose a spot where it is quieter and more secluded or a place that’s busier. They also provide free wifi and many outlets for those that choose to study here. 

Since their opening in 2005, OWC has relied on Landgrove Coffee, roasted locally in Troy, ID, to provide them with the best beans. You can also purchase their coffee by the pound in store. 

Another reason to check out OWC is for their live music and entertainment that occurs on most nights of the weekend. They also host some events during the weekdays. You can see what’s happening on their event calendar on their website. 

3. Cafe Artista 

Location: 218 S Main St, Moscow, ID 83843

Do you love coffee and art? Well, Cafe Artista is the perfect spot for you! You can sit back and enjoy a nice cup of their locally roasted Kamiak Coffee while being surrounded by local artwork. 

Cafe Artista allows local artists to showcase their artwork at their cafe. You can also find a variety of art and jewelry for sale on their consignment shelves. Make a visit to Cafe Artista and enjoy the creative space!

From live music and entertainment to a great study spot to an art lover’s dream, these three coffee shops in Moscow offer different unique experiences for those that want to relax at a local coffee shop. 

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11 Best Coffee Shops in Moscow

Where is the most invigorating coffee in Moscow, the most airy pastry? What place is a mecca for coffee tourists? What coffee do locals drink? We selected 11 best coffee shops in Moscow  that we take out tourists to on our tours in Moscow. By the way, Russia became a full member of the International Coffee Organization in March 2015. Let’s go celebrate it in one of the coffee shops below! 

 Best coffee shops in Moscow

Strictly speaking, it is not a coffee shop – it’s a bakery shop where you can drink coffee. But! Coffee and pastry here are of such quality that they will beat any ten-course dinner.

10. Literary Cafe at the Moscow House of Books

Curl up with a book in a chair in the literary café at the Moscow House of Books on Novy Arbat street. Freshly brewed coffee, hundreds of books on the shelves to read,  relaxed atmosphere. Sometimes you can witness readings and presentations of famous writers and poets.

To tell you the truth, the best Literary Cafe in Russia is in St Pete. Indulge in Russian cuisine on one of our private tours St Petersburg .

9. Ochen Domashnee Cafe (Very Home-Made Cafe)

Warm colors, soft light, good atmosphere – everything to plunge into home comfort. Don’t forget to get a hand-made souvenir for home.

Best coffee shops in Moscow. Ochen domashnee cafe

8. Boucle Cafe

One of the oldest Moscow cafe located in the heart of the capital, on the Arbat street. Sip your coffee and watch literary events, film screenings and musical performances, sitting in one of those soft and colorful chairs.

Best coffee shops in Moscow. Bukle. Photo: yell.ru

7. Bulgakov House Cafe

Lokated in Bulgakov House which is famous for its amazing atmosphere: you can pat Behemoth cat, talk on the phone with Woland, indulge in delicious espresso and traditional desserts. Everything is literally saturated here with the spirit of the 1930s: tattered books on the shelves, retro lamps on the tables, vintage interior.

Best coffee shops in Moscow. Bulgakov House.

6. West 4 Brew Bar

West 4 makes brewing coffee in siphon a meditative and spectacular process: brown drops falling through the filter paper super slowly. So if are excited to see how your Nicaragua with notes of milk chocolate and hazelnut is progressing, you are welcome to watch the whole process.

Best coffee shops in Moscow. West 4 Brew Bar. Photo: West 4 Brew Bar

5. Double B Coffee&Tea

For coffee sampling here we  recommend Ethiopia – neutral, but lurking mature tones of summer fruits. The drink is served in a glass flask, all power of the drink goes to the flavor – unusual amber hue, soft, fragrant. Warning: do not drink at once, and let it cool down not to miss anything.

Their own coffee shops remind laboratories, which constantly re-invent coffee drinks. There is no kitchen, but there is a large variety of coffee drinks. Apart from the classic espresso-based (cappuccino, latte, ristretto) there is also a large variety of alternative slow ways of brewing: chemex, hario and aeropress.

Double B’s signature drinks are latte with a variety of syrups, espresso with hazelnut mousse “Coffee wind” and raf-coffee, which is prepared on the basis of espresso with the addition of 11% -x cream and vanilla sugar. Worth a try is a lavender raf.

Ingenious method of preparing Australian lungo was peeped from the Australian colleague Matt Perger on World Barista Championship. Double B is the only coffee shop in Moscow that does Australian lungo really well.

Coffee gurus from Double B give some tips for beginning coffee lovers: chemex is served in a recognizable vessel. Coffee from aeropress is usually rich and muddy: for this method very thin paper filters are used. A hario is clean and shiny. Hot coffee is always slightly bitter, it needs to cool down. A good drink with the loss of temperature does not lose flavor. Do not add sugar, give your coffee a chance to become the most memorable experience in your life.

This spring 2015 Double B shares with us their new ideas: latte creme brulee (became a hit overnight), latte basil (with pine nuts), as well as cucumber tea with chamomile, which is so good for you.

Best coffee shops in Moscow. Double B Coffee&Tea.

Les is a unique place living under its own rules. Freshest salads, delicious sandwiches, tortillas and burritos and in-house desserts, combined with coffee master classes, sculpting, drawing, acting & DJ sets on the weekend make this place extremely popular among locals.

The interior of Les is unpretentious: whitewashed brick walls, wooden planks and menu written in white chalk on a blackboard. This is the only place in Moscow where they roast green coffee beans on the spot. Coffee is prepared only from beans of one variety, this way you can really get a taste of each type of coffee.

Best coffee shops in Moscow. Les.

3. Upside Down Cake Co

This is not only airy cupcakes and cakes, but also good-quality coffee. Espresso, cappuccino, latte – all coffee beverages are prepared from freshly roasted coffee beans.

The menu consists of 11 kinds of cupcakes and 16 kinds of cakes. Here you can also have breakfast porridge and soup for lunch. Dishes and pastries prepared by adapted American recipes Chef Isaac Correa. Almost half of the menu is updated every day, so it’s ideal for regular visits.

Highly recommended is aeropress Ethiopia Bokassa. Quite strong, completely black, no weaker than espresso, but with muted bitterness and bright grapefruit tartness. This coffee is ideal for wakening up.

Best coffee shops in Moscow. Upside Down Cake

2. Coffeemania

Apart from coffee and desserts, here you can get top notch breakfast, lunch and dinner. Coffee from Coffeemania is repeatedly called the most delicious and expensive in the city. This is the only Moscow coffee place with presentable interiors and high ceilings, beautiful chandeliers, classic leather sofas and an open kitchen. At the same time,  there is no standard design for each new coffee house. Each Coffeemania is unique.

Coffeemania has a reputation of a trend setter, they are long known for their Chemex. Worth a try is Chemex brewed mono-sorts of highland Colombia – coffee gets a lovely rounded taste and loses all coffee sharpness: no bitterness and smoke, only chocolate with walnut.

Best coffee shops in Moscow. Coffeemania.

1. Coffee Bean

Our absolute favorite. A mecca for coffee lovers since 1996.

The menu offers over 50 high-quality coffee sorts. The most popular alternative coffee is purover with its soft, transparent, succulent taste.

Some of fun names of coffee sorts and fun short descriptions that we enjoyed ;)

Africa Mocha Yemen Matara – For those who live in the soul of the little emperor Anzaniya Piberri – For lovers of all unique Kenya Aa – For uncompromising perfectionists Rwanda – For those of you looking for a companion to your delicate dessert Urundi – For those who love the different nuances of taste Ethiopia Harrar – For those who prefer the taste of history to any other tastes Malawi Mapanga – For hard-working people Mocha Yemen Sanan – For people with strong character

Uganda Bugis – For those who respect women’s work Northern Tanzania Bourke – For traditionalists

South  America Brazil Yellow Bourbon – Rare varieties of yellow coffee berries Columbiya Evrodekaf – For those who prefer decaf Brazil Santos Bourbon – For those who prefer the eternal values Brazil Rhine Forest – Buy coffee – Save a Tree! Colombia Suprema – For lovers of selected coffee Peru La Florida FTO – For lovers of Titicaca Mexico Plume – For the adventurous Brazil Alta Mozhiana – For connoisseurs of Arabica varietiesof katuay

Latin America Jamaica Blue Mountain – Exclusive Arabica. Solely from the Blue Mountain. Maragogype – For those who prefer larger sizes Costa Rica Tarrazu – For those who prefer the Moldovan to Burgundy

Mexico Koystepek – For real macho Nicaragua Santa Lucia – For those who like “beautiful” coffee with a bright bitterness Antigua Guatemala – For those who love the taste of coffee lasting loooong after coffee Kauai Hawaii – For those who prefer modern technology Honduras Finca Liquidambar – For connoisseurs of the best coffee from Honduras

Asia Copy Luwak – From the biggest expert on coffee beans Celebes Kelossi – For those who love mysteries. Timor – For supporters of Greenpeace  society Java submarines. Blavo –  For fans of Java and opponents of monopolies. Papua New Guinea – For an invigorating drink Sumatra Lake Tawara – For those who pay attention to shape and color Monsoon Malabar – For those who are not looking for easy ways

Mixture Of French Cooking  – For those who prefers only France

De Balzac – For true romantics Mixture Elite – Perfect coffee for breakfast, lunch and dinner Mixture Of Italian Cooking – For lovers of sweet life Blues – When you`re feeling blue I`m here for you Coffee Bean №5 For those who like to be a real man. Or with a real man. Daly – Unusual for coffee connoisseurs Exclusive – For lovers of exclusive New York – For the most ambitious ones

Best coffee shops in Moscow. Coffee Bean. #1

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7 Coffee Shops You Must Visit in Moscow!

Moscow has become famous for its extravagant cafes of ornate interiors and plush furniture where chic Muscovites come to socialise. Speciality coffee is new to the city but there are now a handful of places focusing on expertly crafted coffee. This list has them all covered, from the speciality coffee shops to the historic cafes…and everything in between! Here are the coffee shops you must visit in  Moscow .

Bosco Café

Located on Red Square, Bosco café is perfectly situated for a coffee pause after exploring the neighbouring sites of St Basil’s cathedral and Lenin’s tomb. This cafe is idyllic on a summer’s day with its sun-soaked terraced overflowing with beautiful hydrangeas.

Red Square, 3, ГУМ, Moscow, Russia, 109012

Cafe Pushkin

Named after the famous Russian poet Alexander Pushkin, this book-lined café has become somewhat of an institute in Moscow. Locals and tourists alike come here for the menu of traditional Russian dishes and elaborate desserts. If you kindly ask for a tour, one of the suited waiters will show you around and tell you all about the café’s history.

Tverskoy Blvd, 26А, Moscow, Russia, 125009

Coffee Mania

Coffeemania is recognized by Muscovites as the best coffee shop in Moscow selling stellar speciality coffee all over the city. The trained baristas have a handful of awards under their belts such as Gold, Silver and Bronze at the Russian Latte Art Championship.

Red Square, 3, 2 этаж, Moscow, Russia, 109012 & various other locations

Vogue Café

This is where all of the most fashionable Muscovites come for a coffee break in between shopping in the high-end shops in the surrounding area. The menu has everything from creamy cappuccinos to superior cocktails.

ul. Kuznetskiy Most, 7/9, Moscow, Russia

Bar BQ Café

Located in between Red Square and the entrance to the Kremlin is Bar BQ café, a popular spot to grab a caffeinated drink and a bite to eat in between sightseeing. The café is always buzzing with people who are enjoying the relaxed atmosphere and American-inspired menu.

Manege Sq, 1, стр. 2, Moscow, Russia, 109012

Once a Soviet-era dairy shop selling fresh milk to the locals, Café Milk has recently been transformed into a café serving excellent coffee. This chic café of black and white interiors and plush furniture has become a popular spot for those shopping in the area. They offer an extensive tea menu as well as a delightful breakfast menu.

ul. Bolshaya Dmitrovka, 7/5, стр. 5, Moscow, Russia

I love Cake  

If you’re a sweet tooth then you’ll be a big fan of this café specializing in all things sugary. Delights such as American pancakes and waffles are served all day long meaning you can stop in for something sweet any time of the day. Their cake menu is as extensive as the name implies so there is bound to be something which will take your fancy.

Bolshoy Patriarshiy per., 4, Moscow, Russia, 123001

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Coffee Shops

A life without coffee is no life at all, and in Moscow, you’ll find an abundance of java-fueled experiences. Our coffee shops range from eclectic to modern, with many roasting their own beans on-site. Whether you’re a latte lover or a cortadito crusader, our talented baristas will expertly craft your favorite drinks.

Bucer’s | Coffehouse & Pub

201 S Main St., Moscow, ID 83843

(208) 596-0887

Café Artista

218 S Main St., Moscow, ID 83843

(208) 882-1324

Dutch Bros. Coffee

321 N Main St., Moscow, ID 83843

(208) 819-6030

2002 S Main St., Moscow, ID 83843

(208) 310-4427

1320 S Mountain View Rd., Moscow, ID 83843

(208) 669-1743

Le Petit Cafè Fleuri

1420 S Blaine St., Moscow, ID 83843

(208) 892-0222

Moscow Food Co-op

121 E 5th St., Moscow, ID 83843

(208) 882-8537

One World Café

533 S Main St., Moscow, ID 83843

(208) 883-3537

Palouse Juice

1420 S Blaine St. #24, Moscow, ID 83843

(208) 310-6692

Panhandle Cone & Coffee

511 S Main St., Moscow, ID 83843

[email protected]

Red Star Coffee

1046 W Pullman Rd., Moscow, ID 83843

(208) 892-8007

1930 W Pullman Rd., Moscow, ID 83843

(208) 882-2163

1320 S Blaine St., Moscow, ID 83843

(208) 883-0713

The Bean Farm

503 Troy Rd., Moscow, ID 83843

(425) 861-7864

Thomas Hammer Coffee Roasters

710 S Deakin St., Moscow, ID 83844

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12 Things To Do in Moscow Idaho

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There are many fun things to do in Moscow Idaho. It’s a unique destination full of activities to explore and enjoy. Located in the heart of the Palouse region of the Pacific Northwest, Moscow is a small town in Idaho where you will find a lot of outdoor activities, unique artwork, and fun adventures. 

Whether you’re looking for a romantic getaway in Idaho , an Idaho family vacation, or you are considering attending the University of Idaho in Moscow and want to know what you can do in town, keep on reading.

Here are some of the best things to do in Moscow Idaho! 

Things To Do in Moscow, Idaho FAQs

What is moscow idaho famous for.

Moscow Idaho is known for being a small town filled with art. Here you will find the Prichard Art Gallery, The Lionel Hampton International Jazz Festival, and plenty of other art galleries to explore. 

How long does it take to get from Moscow, Idaho, to Boise, Idaho? 

It takes about 5 ½ hours to get from Boise ID to Moscow ID, by car. If you were looking to go from Moscow ID to Boise ID , by plane, it would take about an hour. 

How far is Coeur d’Alene to Moscow Idaho? 

Coeur d’Alene is only about an hour and a half away from Moscow, Idaho! There are plenty of things to do in Coeur d’Alene that are near enough to Moscow, Idaho that you can easily drive to during your stay. 

What’s the best hotel in Moscow Idaho?

The Best Western near the University of Idaho is the best rated place to stay in Moscow Idaho.

Best Things To Do in Moscow Idaho

If you are wondering what to do in Moscow Idaho, here are some of the top things to do Moscow Idaho this weekend or anytime during an Idaho road trip to Moscow.

1. Skate at Palouse Ice Rink

If you want to go ice skating in Moscow Idaho, stop by the Palouse Ice Rink . This indoor ice rink was completed in December 2022 and now features a skate shop, restrooms, and a concession stand, along with a full-size ice rink to enjoy. 

2. Moscow Farmers Market

The Moscow Farmers Market is one of the best events Moscow Idaho has to offer each Saturday, located in downtown Moscow Idaho. Here you can support local farmers and small businesses and grab some delicious food, fresh produce, and unique art pieces. 

3. Colter’s Creek Winery Tasting Room

One of the many places to stay in Moscow Idaho, is at the Hattabaugh Hotel, which is located right above Colter’s Creek Winery Tasting Room . Here you can relax and enjoy some delicious wine made in the Lewis-Clark Valley. It’s a nice place to grab some wine and is close to some art galleries and some of the best places to eat Moscow Idaho! 

4. Visit McConnell Mansion

One of the historical things to do in Moscow ID is to visit McConnell Mansion . This house was built in the late 1800s and features stunning architecture. During your walkthrough, you will see a variety of artifacts and exhibits that are fascinating. 

5. Hamilton-Lowe Aquatics Center

The Hamilton-Lowe Aquatics Center is another one of the fun things to do in Moscow, Idaho, for families with little kids during the summer. Here you will find a lazy river, toddler water slides, play structures, a pool, tube slides, water basketball, concessions, umbrella shades, and so much more. It truly is the perfect place to be out in the nice summer weather! 

6. Arboretum & Botanical Garden

To see some beautiful native plants in Idaho, check out the Arboretum & Botanical Garden , located at the University of Idaho. It’s a beautiful, relaxing environment where you can enjoy being in nature and learning about new plants. 

7. Grab a Coffee From Buchers

There are plenty of fun coffee shops in Moscow Idaho, and Buchers is one of them. From live music to delicious coffee and food, this Moscow Idaho coffee shop is definitely one to visit! You will find freshly roasted 100% Arabica coffee along with a mouth-watering menu you can’t resist. 

8. Latah Trail

The Latah Trail is a simple, nice trail to walk or go bike riding during your stay in Moscow. It’s paved, and along the way, you will see the Palouse Hills, Bear Creek Canyon, and so much more. It provides you with a place to be in nature and beautiful scenery your entire family will love. 

9. Visit Some Art Galleries 

There are so many incredible art galleries to enjoy all over Moscow, Idaho! The Third Street Gallery is located in the Moscow City Hall and features local artwork that changes from time to time. 

At the Essential Art Gallery & Fine Gifts , you will find art and crafts from both Americans and Canadians from the area that you can view and purchase. 

Of course, you will also love viewing the Prichard Art Gallery at the University of Idaho too! 

10. Visit the Appaloosa Horse Museum

If you love horses, be sure to stop at the Appaloosa Horse Museum . It is free to visit and shows many interesting artifacts and exhibits related to horses and has tours tailored to each age group. 

11. Light Up the Season Festival

One of the best things to do in Moscow Idaho in the winter is the Light Up the Season Festival. Here you will find a fun tree lighting ceremony, holiday parade, and the entire Main Street lit up with fun Christmas decorations. The McConnell Mansion is also decorated and worth checking out too! 

12. Moscow Brewing Company

The Moscow Brewing Company is one of Moscow Idaho things to do if you want to try some handcrafted local beer. Grab a flatbread pizza and a Northwest IPA and enjoy the laid-back environment. Sometimes there will be live music or other fun events too! 

Related post: Discover the Best Breweries in Boise Idaho

13. University of Idaho Climbing Wall

The University of Idaho Climbing Wall is another one of the fun things to do in Moscow Idaho. Here you will find around 6,000 feet of climbing area to enjoy! It features a bouldering wall, cave, and instructional wall, so beginner and advanced climbers alike will love spending some time here. 

Next time you are looking to get away and have some fun in Idaho, there are plenty of great things to do in Moscow, Idaho, to make your trip incredible. From its historical sites to its outdoor activities and cultural attractions, there are plenty of activities to keep you entertained and make your visit to Moscow, Idaho, a memorable one.

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For thirteen years now, Bucer’s Coffeehouse & Pub has been roasting our own fine coffee, serving great espresso, baking beautiful pastries, grilling hearty sandwiches, pouring amazing local draught beers and fine wines, and much more... We do it all for a vibrant and diverse community that appreciates great food and drink, enjoys live music, and loves to run into their friends here in our pub.

Reviewed by Tim G.

This is an adorable coffee shop with a bit of a library theme, with very friendly staff, excellent coffee, and some good light food options. They have lots of comfortable seating, including a big... Read more

Reviewed by Bacong F.

This was such a cute place to get coffee. The Machiato and hazel latte were delicious! I love exploring local coffee shops while traveling. The price was reasonable and the service was great as... Read more

Reviewed by Kathy N.

I came here on a cloudy afternoon while visiting my boyfriend at WSU. The interior was probably the best I've ever seen for a coffee shop. It was so warm, rustic, and inviting and I loved the... Read more

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one of the staff is very friendly and professional. interio design is also good and you can relax. free wifi.

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The best place to have a cup of coffee in that area. Always friendly service, wifi and smiling people

Actually I would say unusually good, real Italian espresso, which is not what you normally expect. Place is nicely decorated and prices are OK. They also have pastries and cakes which looks OK. Not worth a detour, but if you pass by...

I'm gonna be short as there's a detailed review here. They carry the best assortment and make the best coffee in the city. You will not want to appoint meetings with your colleagues or friends anywhere else. You will realize that famous Kofemania is a fraud. You will like this place once and for good. Have a nice coffee! (There's another coffee shop of this brand in Sretenka too).

"If we don't gotta it, you don't wanna it" says one of the witty mottos of Coffee Bean in Moscow. After several years of visiting this chain coffee shops in Moscow I have to admit that I've failed to desire something they could not offer. The vast range of coffee blends varies from snobbish Kopi Luwak to the house blend No. 5 as elegant and tasteful as the legendary perfume. The dynamic and creative baristas are going out of the way to please the customer and may always tailor any of the diverse coffee drinks to a guest's exquisite taste. It was the case of my most favourite Mocca subtly flavoured with ginger and cinnamon on a cold autumn afternoon when I could not chose between my traditional No.5 and a hot chocolate. The deserts and sandwiches are also nice. To my mind the place can boast of one of the best Tiramisu in Moscow, so properly it's done. Though it is a chain each coffee shop has its own personal touch: one may resemble of a stylish nest of London hipsters with MacBooks in their lap, the other is more like a city Viennese cafe, but wherever you decide to plug you foot in you will definitely find youself in a relaxed laid-back atmosphere where the guests are having rest whilst the hosts provide for their satisfaction. A few informative points to draw a line to probably a bit too emotional review: - Coffee Bean is a self service cafe: you make an order at the counter and then pick it up when it's ready. Isn't it nice to have no overdiligent waiter interfiring amidst your enjoying coffee in perfect exclusion of your fellow-men or whilst you are in the middle of a creative argument? ;-) - The balance between the price and the quality is very accurate for Moscow, i.e. the price includes decent coffee, but no tax for posh frills. - overall it is a very "European" place in Moscow. AS you might have guessed I simply love it. :-) Hope the review will be helpful. Enjoy your stay in Moscow and see you in Coffee Bean one day/

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The 7 Best Coffee Shops in Moscow

In this cosmopolitan capital of Russia, Moscow has a bevy of different coffee shops that each has its own character, charm, and coffees. Depending on your preference for the type of coffee, you’re most likely to find a shop that serves your favourite coffee in Moscow.

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1. One Teaspoon Cafe

One Teaspoon Cafe is a smaller cafe that has a vintage and chic vibe going on. With such an interesting ambiance, enjoying one of their coffees in this cafe is easy to do.

Try a delicious cup of their cappuccino at One Teaspoon Cafe.

2. David B. Cafe

The David B. Cafe refers to the legendary rock star, David Bowie, and is about as strange of a connection you can have in Moscow. But yet, the coffees here at David B’s are sublime and are known to pair extremely well with one of their croissants.

Definitely get the croissant and a Flat White here and admire the David Bowie memorabilia on the walls.

3. Nude Coffee Wine & Bar

Nude Coffee Wine & Bar is a shop that double dips between serving great coffees by day and wines by night. This bar is known for having a much stronger drip coffee than most places so come here if you need a strong one.

Get the strong drip coffee here at Nude and perhaps pair it with a slice of their apple pie.

4. SOS Cafe

SOS Cafe is a cafe that screams of Americana because they also make fresh smoothies, hot dogs, and burgers here. This kitschy place is on the smaller side so you might need a reservation to come here.

Try one of their Instagram-famous Pink Coffees here at SOS.

7. Kooperativ Chernyy

When it comes to finding a coffee shop that cares very deeply about the process of creating coffees that are full of rich flavours, that would be Kooperativ Chernyy. You won’t just get another cup of coffee here as they put a lot of thought into the beans they source to the roasting process.

For that perfect cup of java made with some serious Russian love, come to Kooperativ Chernyy.

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I left Russia and moved to Florida. These were the 5 biggest culture shocks.

• Elena Brandt grew up in Moscow and moved to Florida in 2018 with her husband. 
• She is studying for her PhD at Florida State University and now works as a startup founder. 
• Brandt found the States' limited maternity leave and willingness to apologize surprising. 

This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Elena Brandt, the Russian-born founder of Besample, about her move to the United States. The following has been edited for length and clarity.

In 2017, I worked as a communications manager for Yandex, a tech company in Moscow, where I had lived since birth. I wasn't excited about the direction of Russia's political regime, so I applied for an O-1 visa to the U.S.

O-1 visas are for people with extraordinary talent to temporarily live in the US and pursue that skill.

While waiting for my visa, I met my future husband. He was a Russian-born economist teaching at Florida State University who had returned to Moscow for vacation.

Our relationship progressed quickly; in 2018, I got my visa and moved to Florida. We got married the same year, my husband adopted my two-year-old daughter, and we had two more children, one in 2019 and another in 2021.

I got into a PhD program at Florida State University, but my O-1 visa meant I couldn't teach to get my tuition waived. I spent my savings on tuition and applied for residency through marriage.

In grad school, I founded a sci-tech company 'Besample' aimed at bringing global diversity to U.S. behavioral research.

In the five years since moving to Florida, I've started a business, had two children, and worked through grad school. I've encountered many amusing and bewildering culture shocks, but these were the most prominent.

Ownership culture in America

I remember ordering a muffin at a local coffee shop and the barista said, "Sorry, I don't have a muffin, how about a scone?"

I'd never heard this phrase from a Russian server. They would say, " There is no muffin," full stop.

The barista spoke as if he owned the place. He even tried to upsell. I later realized this was capitalism's ownership culture.

Just over a century ago, the Soviet government nationalized land and businesses, abolishing private property. Russians don't speak like they own their land, crops, or stuff. When people don't own where they work, or what they do, they don't care about work.

There's a famous anecdote about a Soviet leader Nikita Khruschev visiting a corn farm in Iowa. Khrushchev was shocked that a farmer and his three sons were working the entire farm. In the USSR, he said it would take 400 people to do the same amount of work. Ownership is key to staying motivated and working hard. The Soviet land had been nationalized, so workers didn't care.

In America, people are encouraged to take ownership of their work and many start their own companies. A regular barista acts like an owner because one day he could be.

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Since the 1990s, you can start a business in Russia, but the government will always bite off a piece . So in a way, people still don't own what they're working on. They're not in control and they don't care, stuff just happens: there is no muffin.

Americans admit when they're wrong

Admitting a mistake is generally seen as a weakness in Russia; people rarely apologize. Living in America, I learned admitting mistakes is a sign of self-confidence, not weakness.

My statistics professor was explaining an equation on the board, when he suddenly took a pause and said, "I know why you guys don't get it: it's because I'm teaching you wrong!" I was shocked. "Is he not afraid of losing his status?" I thought.

However, the opposite happened. His good-natured self-deprecation made him look even more confident. The class seemed to appreciate the instructor acknowledging his faults and correcting them.

This is normal in America, whereas in Russia maintaining your status is critical.

Once I got used to Americans saying "I'm sorry," even when they weren't wrong, I started adopting the same practice.

Troubleshooting conflicts is a lot easier when you're ready to admit your wrongs rather than become defensive. I wish more Russians knew it.

Russia has a much better deal for working mothers

Russia offers working mothers more support than in the U.S.

In America, gender equality is widely discussed, but the government has done little to address how a lack of maternity leave is holding women back. Women in the States can take six weeks of maternity leave – at their employer's discretion.

Russia is considered more patriarchal than the US, but Russian mothers can take 140 days of paid leave . Also, a woman's employer must keep her position available if she chooses to return.

Some US mothers have no break from work during sleepless nights and postpartum recovery because there is no national subsidized leave .

Women are forced to choose between children and their careers.

When my third baby was born in 2021 in Florida, I was working part-time and teaching at a university. I could only take unpaid leave for two weeks. My husband and I could not afford to take a longer break from having two sources of income.

I was typing emails with one hand and breastfeeding my baby with the other, for eight hours a day.

Luckily, both my commitments were remote due to COVID-19, so I could spend physical time with my baby. For American moms at regular 9-to-5 jobs, this must be a nightmare.

When I had my first child in Russia, I may have been a single mom short of resources, but I had the most precious resource in the world: time with my newborn. American women deserve it, too.

Russia also has free early childcare. In the US, it's crazily expensive with few affordable alternatives.

Americans are more financially educated

I noticed retirees in America seemed much happier and healthier than the elderly in Russia because they had planned for retirement.

In my lifetime, Russia's experienced two economic upheavals where the national currency was devalued. It doesn't make sense to invest long-term because you can't be sure you get a return on investment.

Most Russians live like there's no tomorrow, spending rather than saving money. Out of my all friends in Russia, I only know a handful of people who ever saved for retirement.

In Russia, you're defined by what you can show off. Most people will buy expensive clothes and gadgets before investing in education or their future. The only exception is real estate because the market is relatively stable.

Americans are great savers in contrast. People have personal IRAs and savings accounts because they trust their retirement system.

People even think about their income differently. Russians wouldn't know what their annual salaries are because they consider their salary in months.

After moving to the States, I got a retirement account, started thinking of my wages in yearly terms, and pictured my life 30 years ahead for the first time.

School zoning in the States is a classist system

When we were buying a house in Florida, I was surprised by how much real estate prices are tied to school zones .

If you want your kids to go to a good public school, you have to be able to afford house prices in that district. In our experience, housing prices tripled between districts with good and not-so-good schools.

We got lucky with pre-COVID mortgage rates and living in Florida. I can't imagine how this could work in more competitive regions like New York.

In America, the quality of your child's education plays a huge role in their future. The experience showed me school zoning is where much of American inequality stems from. In Russia, you can send your children anywhere for school , according to the Constitution .

In the U.S., education choice is severely limited to where children live, which, in turn, is determined by their parents' wealth. I realized a child's school zone is the real inherited American privilege.

Being able to discuss issues is worth the crazy cultural differences

Moving to Florida has been full of cultural differences. Many were fascinating, and some were appalling, but the best thing about America is that we can freely talk about what needs to be fixed.

In Russia, you can't speak freely, especially these days. The country has a lot of problems, but people must say they're happy with the regime if they want to retain their jobs – and even their safety.

You can be jailed in Russia for expressing anti-war in Ukraine sentiments. I personally know people who were arrested for stepping up for the peace.

I'm happy to be in a country where you have freedom of speech.

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