Spacious Russian shop Vjatka is located in Groningen at 19, Nieuweweg 9711TB. The shop is open since 2001 and its wide range of Eastern-European products (from Russia, former USSR countries, Serbia, Croatia, Slovenia, Bosnia and Poland), as well its great ambiance won the hearts of the customers.
The choice of food products include dairy (kefir, tvorog etc.), various meat products, caviar, sweets (candies, cakes, kozinaki, zefir), dried fish (beer snacks), frozen berries, pelmeni and other dumplings with savoury or sweet stuffing. A selection of spices and sauces from Central Asia or Caucasus (satsibeli, adjika, barbaries etc) will spice up your life or give an authentic touch to such meals as plov. You can see on the shelves lots of preserved foods (pickles and vegetable pastes), soft drinks (kvass, birch sap) and alcoholic beverages.
Here you can buy souvenirs – Russian nesting dolls, hats or flasks with Soviet emblems. Traditional Pavloposad shawlsmade from 100% wool with bright design will be a great gift. Other non-food goods include traditional sauna items, crystal dishes for famous Russian salads, pelmeni makers and a lot of other things.
The shop Vjatka in Groningen can assist you with your application for a Russian visa.
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Russian store Vjatka now offers various products for traditional Russian Easter meal: swettened cottage cheese mix with raisins, Easter cake, wooden souvenier Easter eggs with icons, and dyes for colouring Easter eggs! Celebrate easter with Vjatka. The whole list of the products check here: http://www.russischewinkel.nl/pasen-winkel/
Getting there: from Den Haag Central – tram 17 to the stop ‘Van Speijkstraat‘
Hours: Mon to Sun 11:00 – 18:30
Russian shop “Slavjanskiy bazar” is located at Prins Hendrikplein 22, The Hague and offers a wide selection of Eastern-European food products – meat delicatessen from bologna sausage to air-dried cured beef basturma, vareniki dumplings, dairy products such as delicious curd snacks, smetana crème fraîche, kefir, butter. Want to try and make traditional Russian breakfast – Syrniki or Zapekanka, comfort recipe for weekend breakfast? These are made with protein rich tvorog, which for sure you can find in Slavyanskiy bazar!
In this Russian shop in the Hague you can also buy grains and cereals, various sauces, spices and condiments for traditional meals and, of course, great caviar. For tea time, spoil yourself with cakes, candies, sweet puffy corn sticks, solomka crunchy sticks and much more. The shop owners can help you pick a great bottle of wine or sparkle wine. Only in the shop Slavjanskiy bazar you can buy original Georgian wines.
The Russian shop Bogatir is located in Rotterdam. This spacious shop offers delicious food products of great quality.
Sausages, pate, cured meats and other flavourful meat delicatessen made with a traditional twist.
Comforting and intriguing Russian sweets can be found in this Russian shop in Rotterdam as well: the shelves are full with such treats like multi-layer fluffy and crunchy waffles, gingerbread, bubliki, zephyr, chocolate, honey, jam, cookies and what not. Ask the shop owners what would be a nice company for a cup of tea or a glass of milk.
They also have a large selection of beverages and spirits: wine, beers, vodka, brandy, brandy, rum, congac, rum, raki. For all your purchases you’ll get a nice Russian-themed carrier bag!
