Named after the best-known and, basically, the solitary beer brand in USSR, this pub exploits USSR-time artifacts and nostalgia in a whimsy interior. Read through old newspapers, drink from an old-style beaker known as ”graneny stakan” (typically used to drink vodka), and indulge in simple food of Soviet proletarians. While places of this type are nowadays abundant in Russia, Zhiguli is special in their style of serving beer in 3l tin barrels that were used in older times for storing water and milk, or perhaps mediocre Zhiguli beer sold on the streets.