I splurged on a $60 lunch at an iconic Moscow restaurant that’s inside an 18th-century Russian aristocrat’s mansion. Here’s what it was like.

• Café Pushkin is the one of the most iconic restaurants in Moscow.
• Named after Russian poet Aleksandr Pushkin, the restaurant opened in 1999 in a renovated 18th-century Baroque mansion in central Moscow.
• On TripAdvisor, it has more than 8,100 reviews with many describing it as “legendary,” “iconic,” and “like visiting a museum.”
• On the advice of a local, I went to Café Pushkin for lunch one day.
• The food was delicious — albeit expensive — and I did feel like I was eating in a museum.
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