Happiness in the moment
KOS is a Norwegian word for the happiness of the moment and the joy of living.
2/86 Borodinskaya Street
Бородинская ул., 2/86
Zvenigorodskaya metro, 7 min walk
Mon–Fri 08:30–21:00Sat–Sun 09:00–21:00Mon–Fri 08:30–21:00 · Sat–Sun 09:00–21:00Kitchen until 20:00, then syrniki and sandwichesThe first KOS café, opened in 2020. Seven minutes from Zvenigorodskaya metro, with windows facing the Fontanka.
65 Komendantsky Prospekt
Комендантский проспект, 65
Komendantsky Prospekt metro, about 3 km, easier by bus or taxi
Mon–Fri 08:30–21:00Sat–Sun 09:00–21:00Mon–Fri 08:30–21:00 · Sat–Sun 09:00–21:00Kitchen until 20:00, then syrniki and sandwichesThe second KOS café and the most homely one: people come with their kids and stay for a long time.
5 Aptekarsky Prospekt
Аптекарский проспект, 5
Petrogradskaya metro, 14 min walk
Daily 08:30–21:00Daily 08:30–21:00Kitchen until 20:45, then syrniki and sandwichesThe third and newest KOS café, a little more spacious than the others. Seasonal dishes appear here first, along with things the other cafés do not have yet.
The word
In Norwegian, kos means coziness and the joy of a simple moment: a cup of coffee, a warm conversation, light on the table. We took the word as our name because it says exactly why people come here.
The rhythm
For us, coffee sets the rhythm of the day.
The north
Scandinavia is on our menu: Norwegian breakfast, smørrebrød, filter coffee with northern berries. No rush, the way coffee is enjoyed up north.
Scrambled eggs with Parmesan, tomato salsa, cucumber, mixed greens and basil oil. Served with a tartine and cream cheese.
With sour cream and your choice of jam: spiced cherry or apple-lingonberry.
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