"Café Pushkin" - a Russian aristocratic cuisine restaurant, with a re-created the atmosphere of the historic country estate. history of the house goes to the end of the XVIII century, when a Petersburg nobleman, who served at the court of Catherine II, was retiring and moved to Moscow. Later, the house goes to the German aristocrat, which opens on the ground floor of a drugstore. restaurant name came through French singer Gilbert Beco and his song "Natalie" in which he sang about Moscow's Red Square, his love for the Russian girl and hot chocolate in the Café Pouchkine. In 1999, after more than thirty years of poetic fantasy of "Café Pushkin" became a reality thanks to Andrew Dellosa. in 2006 when the restaurant opened a confectionery "Café Pushkin" with a charming interior, reminiscent of the golden era of Marie Antoinette. Cakes, cakes, eclairs, sorbets and chocolates, decorated with monograms and gold leaf - piece goods handmade authorship brand Pastry "Café Pushkin", world champion Pastry and best professional title holder France Emmanuel Rion. in 2010 in Paris, on Boulevard Hausmann, in the oldest French department store opened Primtemps confectionery Café Pouchkine, where you can taste your favorite treats, which is famous Moscow confectionery "Café Pushkin": gingerbread, honey cake, cake "Prague", cakes, handmade chocolates, truffles, profiteroles and eclairs are designed to conquer the French and the cause of acute attacks of nostalgia from their compatriots who find themselves away from home.