This French restaurant serves up French and Russian cuisine in a roomy, well-lit, and well-designed space that resembles a wine cellar. The wait staff is attentive and friendly and the menu is expansive featuring French beef, fish, and duck dishes, as well as many of the standards of Russian food, which seems appropriate enough here considering the influence French cuisine had on Russian cooking in the pre-revolutionary period, which the restaurant duly pays homage to. This restaurant has set high goals and it certainly looks like they know what they are doing. Additionally, Legran prides itself on its family-friendly attitude and organises many children-oriented activities such as cooking classes, on holidays and weekends.
