Lomonosov

Lomonosov is a three-floor bar and club at Ulitsa Lomonosova, 1, in St Petersburg, built around late-night drinking, karaoke and dancing. Each floor has a different role, giving the venue a varied club format rather than a single-room bar atmosphere.

The first floor is the karaoke space, with a contact bar and a catalogue of around 60,000 songs. Karaoke has no separate charge, and the room is designed around a relaxed, participatory style in which bartenders may join guests in singing. Professional sound equipment supports both casual performances and more committed vocal turns.

The second floor is a dance bar with two counters, a lounge area and disco-ball décor. The music centres on mash-up sets combining familiar current tracks, while go-go performances add to the club atmosphere. The setting suits groups looking for a social night that moves between drinks, conversation and dancing.

The third floor has a more focused house and techno identity, with neon lighting and a dedicated dance floor. It also includes a spacious VIP area with tables for larger parties, including groups of up to 15 people. This floor operates for house-focused nights on Fridays, Saturdays and public holidays, making it the most electronic part of the club.

Drinks cover familiar cocktails, spirits and party-oriented shot sets, alongside mixes such as Aperol-based drinks and gin and tonic. The bar also carries a broad whisky selection with bottles from different countries, as well as rum-and-cola and whisky-and-cola party sets. A hookah menu is available for guests seeking a slower-paced option between dances.

Lomonosov is a nightlife venue rather than a restaurant, with the emphasis on drinks, music and entertainment instead of a food-led experience. Its late operating pattern and multi-level layout make it suited to adult groups, karaoke fans, club-goers and international visitors seeking an energetic evening. The venue operates throughout the week, with the club programme extending later on Friday and Saturday nights.