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The Pushkin Café is open and buzzing, 24/7. By day, the well-heeled and middle-aged lunch on caviar and blinis. When they have gone to bed, night owls come here looking for dinner at 1 a.m. and still later, exhausted clubbers stop in for breakfast....
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The Pushkin Café is open and buzzing, 24/7. By day, the well-heeled and middle-aged lunch on caviar and blinis. When they have gone to bed, night owls come here looking for dinner at 1 a.m. and still later, exhausted clubbers stop in for breakfast. The pre-Revolutionary decor includes French windows and high ceilings. Shelves of ancient books decorate the walls, and you may feel a bit like a character in a Russian novel yourself. The waiters, who tend to sport impressive sideburns, offer prompt service, and the Russian menu is high-priced but hearty. See less 
