Kaza Restaurant
Каза
A Belarusian folk-style restaurant on Sovetskaya pedestrian street, known for creative potato pancakes and house-made fruit liqueurs.
Located on the second floor at 73 Sovetskaya Street. It was formerly the well-known Brest grill bar “Milk Cow” and became a Belarusian restaurant in 2022; a metal goat stands at the entrance. The menu features creative potato pancakes of its own, along with traditional home-style dishes such as draniki and verasha, paired with house-made fruit liqueurs. There is live music in the evenings. The space is narrow with limited seating, so booking is recommended on weekends. Prices are about 15–35 Belarusian rubles per person, and it is about a 10-minute taxi ride from Brest Fortress or the railway station.
Opening hours
About 11:00–23:00 (may stay open later on Fridays and Saturdays)
Nearby sights
- Sovetskaya Street
- Cathedral of St. Simeon
- Museum of Rescued Art Treasures
- Church of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross
- St. Nicholas Brotherhood Church
- Museum of Railway Technology
- Brest Fortress Memorial Complex
- Berestye Archaeological Museum