Leopold pub&brasserie
St Petersburg
At a glance
Leopold pub&brasserie is a pub and brasserie on Rubinstein Street in St Petersburg. The venue’s name sets out its format clearly, combining the informal character associated with a pub and the food-focused approach of a brasserie. It is suited to guests looking for a place that brings drinks and dining together under one roof.
The setting is urban and street-based, with the address placing Leopold at Rubinstein Street, 23. The venue’s style is defined less by a specialised cuisine than by its broad pub-and-brasserie identity. That makes it appropriate for a straightforward meal, a drink, or an evening that combines both. The format can work for different types of visits, from a small table booking to a larger gathering arranged in advance.
Leopold keeps daytime and late-evening hours. From Sunday to Thursday, it opens from 12:00 until 01:00, while Friday and Saturday service continues until 02:00. These hours give the venue a practical role for both daytime dining and later meals or drinks. The extended Friday and Saturday schedule is particularly relevant for guests planning an evening on Rubinstein Street.
Reservations can be requested through the venue’s booking form. The form records a name, telephone number, email address, party size, date and preferred time, with bookings available for groups of between one and 15 guests. Leopold states that a reservation is confirmed within three hours, so the booking process includes a follow-up rather than an instant confirmation.
The pub-and-brasserie format makes Leopold a natural choice for guests who prefer an accessible dining style rather than a narrowly defined restaurant concept. It can suit solo diners, couples, small groups and larger parties, provided that the required table is arranged through the reservation process. Dietary requirements, family arrangements and seating preferences should be checked with the venue before a visit. Leopold’s listed address and booking details make it easy to identify the correct branch when arranging a table.