Cazaban Bistro & Bakery

Cazaban Bistro & Bakery is a Moscow French bistro with a smart casual dress code and a price of about $45 per person. It is a French bistro meal.

The menu information points to bistro dishes with seafood, vegetables, bread, and cheese in the mix.

A French bistro order built around confirmed dishes

The clearest reason to choose Cazaban Bistro & Bakery is the food. Signature dishes associated with the venue include fish soup setoise, garlic shrimp with baguette, artichoke pâté with tartine and cheese, Ramiro peppers from the josper with anchovies and olives, green salad with langoustines and shiso sauce, and onion soup with baguette and cheese.

That list gives diners a starting point: soup, seafood, vegetables, pâté, bread, and cheese. At about $45 per person, it reads as a French bistro choice in Moscow without framing the evening around a confirmed tasting menu or luxury-service claim.

The room works for people who care about atmosphere, not ceremony

Smart casual dress is the style cue, which is useful when planning the tone of the meal. Cazaban Bistro & Bakery is best approached as a French bistro in Moscow for diners who want that cuisine and price point without assuming a formal dress code.

Cazaban Bistro & Bakery serves fish soup setoise, garlic shrimp with baguette, artichoke pâté, Ramiro peppers, langoustine salad, and onion soup. If those dishes appeal and the $45-per-person level fits the plan, Cazaban Bistro & Bakery is a sensible French bistro option in Moscow.

For broader planning, use Pearl’s Moscow restaurants guide, or branch into Moscow hotels, Moscow bars, Moscow wineries, and Moscow experiences.