BOBO CONCIERGE

Here you can find information about Bourgeois Bohemians restaurant, prepare for your visit, and explore our selection of cultural events in St. Petersburg.

This service was created in collaboration with the Russian Section of the international association Les Clefs d’Or ("The Golden Keys").

The restaurant opened in 2018 and over the years has become a destination for those who appreciate gastronomy and the creative culture of St. Petersburg. For many years we have been guided by a single idea — to connect the past and the present in a way that allows taste to evoke emotion.
We are fascinated by the moment when familiar flavors suddenly take on a new voice: when you eat a dish you think you know, yet sense something different, something deeper within it.

Artyom and Alexey Grebenshchikov envisioned BOBO as a space outside the mass-market format — a place where they could cook what resonates with them personally.
The brothers' background includes internships at colleges in England, Australia, Finland, and France. This experience shaped the principles that matter most to them: attention to detail and the pursuit of pure, balanced flavor. It is this combination that defines BOBO’s cuisine today.

Artyom Grebenshchikov, chef

Alexey Grebenshchikov, pastry chef

Set menus are the signature of the restaurant

From the very first day, the restaurant has followed two directions: set menus and Á la carte (French for "according to the menu").

The tasting sets are the restaurant’s signature offering and are updated twice a year — spring-summer and autumn-winter. Each set is created in collaboration with artists and made using regional delicacies from across Russia.

View the set menu and menu á la cart

Event Digest

We keep our finger on the pulse of St. Petersburg’s cultural scene and publish a curated digest for our guests.

Russian Museum

“Aivazovsky” Exhibition

October 16, 2026 —
May 10, 2027

Ivan Konstantinovich Aivazovsky needs no introduction. In the history of Russian art, there are few masters who are as accessible and compelling to both the untrained eye and connoisseurs and professionals as Aivazovsky. His paintings are prized works in private and museum collections. The exhibition features 120 paintings from the collection of the Russian Museum and other collections.

2 Griboedov Canal Embankment

Street Art Storage

“Text-Centricity” Exhibition

October 23, 2026 —
January 10, 2027

The exhibition "Text-Centricity" traces the tradition of using text in Russian art and shows how it continues today. The exhibition features street artists from various Russian cities who work with words, as well as their 20th-century predecessors: from the experiments of Moscow conceptualists Ilya Kabakov and Alexander Kosolapov to urban interventions by contemporary artists, including Timofey Radya, Kirill Kto, and Vladimir Abikh.

Sevkabel Port, 40E Kozhevennaya St., 2nd floor,
intercom 19#, apt. 19A

Radio House

Opening Concert for
the “Electricity” Exhibition
by the Experimental Sound Laboratory

November 14, 8:00 p.m.

In November, the House of Radio will host a concert of experimental music—the first event in the program for the "Electricity" exhibition, which opens on November 13. The exhibition explores sound as a means of interacting with electrical processes. Instruments developed at the Experimental Sound Laboratory (ESL) demonstrate various ways of working with electromagnetism, and the concert will offer the opportunity to experience "Electricity" live. The concert will feature performances by Nikita Alekseenko, Vlad Dobrovolsky, Sonya Skobelev, and Victoria Kharkevich.

62 Nevsky Prospekt

Anna Nova

Dima Filippov's Exhibition
“In an Imaginary Country”

October 9 — November 15

Dima Filippov’s solo exhibition will bring together new photographic and light-based works, graphic pieces, and video art. The project’s central visual theme is the experience of splitting sunlight using optical instruments. By controlling his own gaze, doubling and tripling images, and superimposing horizons on top of one another, the artist makes visible an "imaginary" country that exists in parallel with the established, defined territory. The blurring of boundaries and control, danger, and home converge in lines of light captured using homemade disposable lenses.

28 Zhukovsky Street

“Zifferhaus” Gallery

“While
the World
Is Coming Together” Exhibition

October 29, 2026 —
January 31, 2027

In the exhibition "While the World Comes Together," artists explore the relationship between nature, humanity, and technology. The camera, algorithms, memory, and imagination all play a role in this process: they highlight details, fill in the gaps, and weave disparate elements into a whole. The project brings together works by artists from Russia, Serbia, South Korea, and Vietnam. The exhibition features prints, photography, glass works, video art, generative art, and interactive and kinetic installations.

Novaya Gollandia Island, 2i Admiralteysky Canal Embankment, “Building 12,” 3rd floor

The Philharmonic's
Main Hall

Concert: “Shostakovich: Piano Concertos
Nos. 1 and 2”

November 29, 8:00 p.m.

In honor of the 120th anniversary of Dmitri Shostakovich’s birth, the Academic Symphony Orchestra of the Philharmonic—a Honored Ensemble of Russia—conducted by Anatoly Rybalko will perform alongside pianist Ivan Bessonov. The program features Sergei Prokofiev’s Symphony No. 7, as well as Dmitri Shostakovich’s Piano Concertos Nos. 2 and 1.

2 Mikhailovskaya Street