"Boat Station" is a view restaurant on Petrovskaya Spit in St. Petersburg, located right on the water of the Malaya Nevka.

 

The venue occupies the grounds of a former boat station on Petrovsky Prospekt and makes the most of the location's main advantage — panoramic views of the river and its bridges.

The interior is done in a light, neutral palette using natural materials. Wood, wicker furniture and plant accents dominate the room, creating a sense of lightness and a visual connection to nature. The panoramic windows fill the space with natural light and offer views of the water, making the river part of the interior. The setting stays understated and free of clutter, with an emphasis on comfort and a sense of openness.

The menu is built around European and Mediterranean cuisine. It features pastas, pizza, fish and seafood dishes, as well as hot dishes cooked over fire and coals. The lineup is rounded out with cold and hot appetizers. The wine list and drink selection are geared toward pairing with the main dishes and support the restaurant's overall culinary style.