Caviar and sparkling wine — unlimited. What is served for breakfast at a Minsk hotel for 150 rubles PHOTOS
Not only hotel guests can visit the restaurant.

Breakfast for 150 rubles is offered at the Zolo restaurant at the Waldorf Astoria hotel, which recently opened on the banks of the Svislach river near the Grand Theatre. Not only hotel guests can visit the restaurant, writes Onlíner.
On weekdays, breakfast is served from 6:30 to 10:30, on weekends — until 11:00. At nine in the morning on a weekday, the hall was almost empty, but closer to the end of breakfast, more visitors arrived.
















Upon arrival, guests are offered a non-alcoholic "vitamin shot" made from rowan, apple, milky oolong tea, and figs. Further on — pastries, cakes, casseroles, fruits, five types of yogurt, cottage cheese. There is a separate table with gluten-free products and a children's area with purees, juices, breadsticks, fruits, and glazed curd snacks.
The most striking item is red caviar in a large caviar dish. You can take it without restrictions, however, according to the journalist's observations, there was no rush for the caviar: guests put one spoon each next to their pancakes.
There is no black caviar on the buffet. It can be ordered separately: 30 grams of beluga caviar with mini-pancakes costs 210 rubles.
Fish options include salmon, herring, halibut, and eel. Also offered are cheese with mold, marinated mushrooms, and several types of plant-based milk, including banana and pistachio.
Hot dishes are more common: scrambled eggs, bacon, sausages, syrniki (cottage cheese pancakes), potato vareniki (dumplings), and draniki (potato pancakes), which were called hash browns. Egg dishes are prepared to order. The total price of 150 rubles includes, for example, "Minsk Benedict" with salmon, spinach, red caviar, and Hollandaise sauce. Separately on the menu, it costs 45 rubles.
Without extra charge, you can order coffee, freshly squeezed orange, grapefruit, and mixed juices, as well as Crémant — French sparkling wine. The number of glasses is not limited, and there is also a non-alcoholic option.
If you order breakfast not from the buffet, a French toast costs 30 rubles, syrniki — 25, draniki — 40, cappuccino — 15, and a glass of freshly squeezed orange juice — 30 rubles.
The cheapest room in the hotel costs from 1400 rubles per night.
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