Rakovsky Brovar
Раковский Бровар
Minsk's first brewpub, opened in 1997, brewing six fresh beers in an 1882 building.
Located at 10 Vitebskaya Street in the historic Rakov suburb. It opened in 1997 as Minsk's first beer restaurant and occupies an 1882 building, brewing six fresh beers on site. The two-storey venue is divided into themed halls, including the Hunters' Hall, Bear Hall and Vienna Hall. There is a summer terrace, live music every evening, and weekend brunch served 12:00–16:00. The food focuses on Belarusian and European bar snacks, and the meat platter suits groups. Prices are about 50–90 Belarusian rubles per person, and it is about a 5-minute walk from Niamiha metro station.
Opening hours
About 12:00–24:00 (open until 01:00 Thursday to Saturday)
Nearby sights
- Holy Spirit Cathedral
- Upper Town
- Church of Saints Simon and Helena (Red Church)
- Trinity Suburb
- Independence Square
- Island of Tears
- Gates of Minsk
- National Art Museum of the Republic of Belarus