Sergey Galitsky's New Krasnodar Park Cafe: Details and Prices
La Rosee, a new cafe-pastry shop owned by Sergey Galitsky, features a distinctive planet-shaped design in Krasnodar Park.
In Krasnodar Park on January 28, the cafe-pastry shop La Rosee opened. The establishment is located in the new section, Cloud Park, and it«s hard to miss — the building resembles a planet in shape.
The cafe«s owner is Sergey Galitsky himself. He also owns the recently opened neighboring Mediterranean cuisine restaurant Amavi. To manage the restaurant business in 2025, the well-known philanthropist established a separate company — Limited Liability Company (LLC) »Forno Group«.
«On the first floor of the cafe-pastry shop, guests will be offered a range of desserts and pastries according to original recipes, aromatic coffee, and other warming non-alcoholic drinks,» according to the establishment«s official social media. However, it is unclear whether the restaurant»s second floor has opened.
The menu features both sweet and savory desserts, as well as cookies and cakes. For drinks — cocoa, tea, coffee.
What About Prices?
Croissant «Almond-Cherry» or «Cheesecake» — 390 rubles ($4 at current rates), classic — 290 rubles ($3);
Poppy seed bun with vanilla cream — 360 rubles ($4);
Snail «Carbonara» — 490 rubles ($5);
Pistachio cookie (1 piece) — 290 rubles ($3);
Piece of carrot cake — 550 rubles ($6);
Chocolate truffle (1 piece) — 150 rubles ($2);
Berry tartlet — 490 rubles ($5);
Tea (700 ml) — 520-590 rubles ($5-$6);
Cocoa — 350 rubles ($4);
Coffee — 290-340 rubles ($3-$4), filter — 360 rubles ($4);
The Telegram channel «Galitsky Park. Krasnodar» previously published new photos of La Rosee. Judging by the photos, the interior is done in a modern style with elements of futurism and Art Deco.
The cafe-pastry shop is open from 09:00 to 23:00 daily.
Earlier, 93.RU spoke with landscape architect Alexander Grivko, who was the author of the Cloud Park project. According to him, on the site of the new restaurant, they initially planned to install a large French carousel, and later — a trampoline, but both ideas were never realized.
