Coffee Story

Coffee Story is a coffee shop, coffee stand, pastry shop, cafe, bar and dessert shop at Oranzhereynaya Ulitsa, 15А. Its broad category mix places coffee at the centre while also covering pastries, desserts and a wider cafe-bar format. The venue is suited to a visit built around a hot drink and something sweet, as well as to a more varied stop that includes alcoholic drinks.

The menu identity can be understood through the venue’s categories rather than a single narrow cuisine. Coffee, pastries and desserts give Coffee Story a clear daytime cafe character, while the bar category and listed beer and cocktails extend the drinks selection beyond coffee. This makes the venue relevant for a coffee break, a pastry-led visit, or a casual drink in a cafe setting.

Coffee Story supports both dine-in and takeaway. Dine-in service gives the venue a place for guests who want to stay for coffee, dessert, food or drinks, while takeaway suits a shorter stop. The combination allows the same coffee-shop format to work for different schedules without changing its straightforward focus on drinks, pastries and desserts.

The venue is also listed as good for groups. That makes it a practical choice when several people are looking for a cafe or bar setting rather than a specialist coffee counter alone. Group visits can include coffee and desserts, or beer and cocktails for a later or more social occasion. The categories support a mixed-order format, with different guests able to choose from coffee-shop, pastry-shop, dessert-shop and bar options.

A rating of 4.7 from 376 reviews indicates a strong recorded response from its review base, while the venue’s identity remains easy to define: coffee, sweet bakery-style choices, desserts, and a drinks-led cafe-bar format. Coffee Story fits occasions ranging from a quick takeaway to a sit-down group visit. Its address places this coffee and dessert-focused venue within St Petersburg’s wider cafe scene.

For visitors choosing between a coffee shop and a bar, Coffee Story covers both sides of that choice. It retains the familiar cafe and pastry-shop profile while including beer and cocktails. The result is a flexible venue type for coffee, sweets, non-coffee drinks and group meet-ups, with dine-in and takeaway both available.