Prichal № 11 - Кандалакша

Inside the cabin, the sleeping area is located on a second level accessible by a staircase, which might be a bit inconvenient for some since you can't stand up fully up there. However, there is a fold-out sofa and bedding available downstairs. Nearby, there is a pier where boat trips begin. The restaurant next door is decorated in a nautical style, with an emphasis on seafood dishes, but they also serve venison. Overall, it’s a wonderful place with stunning nature all around.

Great place to relax! It's beautiful and cozy! The food is definitely for those who enjoy something unusual and seafood; you won't find regular shish kebabs here. We ordered elk dumplings, and the carbonara and turkey patties from the kids' menu were a hit with the children. The pumpkin soup was also delicious and unique. The selection of beer is limited and there's no draft beer, but that's not a big deal. The best part is that after a day of sea excursions, there's a comfy spot to unwind on soft sofas and grab a snack!

During our two stops in the city, we only dined at this restaurant. The interior is pleasant, and the panoramic window offers a stunning view. The food is delicious and prepared quickly, and the prices are reasonable.

The best place near the highway Kola from Murmansk to St. Petersburg, to taste the northern cuisine. The price tag is about 5K for two.

Positive points. An institution with an interesting interior and maritime style. Sea view. There are binoculars on every table where you can observe the surroundings. Service is normal. The waiter for tea deserved. Minuses. Long stop list. Starting with the fact that the cold shop did not work. And there was no pizza dough. Of the salads, only Caesar and salad with baked eggplant. Although it is necessary to recognize the salad with eggplant is excellent. The prices for such a serving are too high, especially for microscopic scallops that create a diflop effect. There is very little diflop on the planet and that is why it is so expensive. Good Finnish soup. Wonderful mussels, which we ordered four times. Good halibut. Draniki with salmon. Excellent Finnish vodka. But the pathetic price tag and the mouse that ran from the tables to the piano were the main surprise of the place.