Dining & Drinks
Terminal restaurants, lounge buffets and quick bites for transit travellers.
Russian Cuisine Spots
Sheremetyevo's dining scene proudly showcases Russian culinary heritage, with options ranging from hearty borscht and pelmeni to smoked salmon blinis. Terminals B, C, D, E, and F each host sit-down restaurants where transit passengers can sample authentic Slavic flavors before or between flights. Look out for Grabli and other Russian-concept eateries offering a genuine taste of Moscow's food culture.
Quick Transit Bites
For passengers on tight connections at one of Europe's busiest hubs, Sheremetyevo offers a wide array of fast-casual counters and grab-and-go kiosks spread across all terminals. Chains like Burger King, Sbarro, and local fast-food outlets provide swift service around the clock to suit international flight schedules. These options are especially convenient in the airside zones of Terminals E and F, catering to the airport's high volume of transit traffic.
Coffee & Pastries
Sheremetyevo hosts several café concepts where travelers can unwind with a strong espresso or indulge in traditional Russian pastries such as vatrushka and pirozki. Costa Coffee, Coffeemania, and local bakery counters are dotted throughout the terminals, making it easy to fuel up before a long-haul flight. Many cafés in the airside areas operate 24 hours, catering to the airport's extensive overnight and early-morning departure schedules.
Lounge & Full Meals
Aeroflot's flagship Business Class Lounge and several Priority Pass-eligible lounges at Sheremetyevo offer full hot buffets featuring both international dishes and Russian staples like solyanka soup and olivier salad. These lounges are concentrated in Terminals D and E, serving the airport's substantial long-haul and premium-class passenger base. Independent sit-down restaurants such as Prime and Goodman Steak House also provide a more refined dining experience for travelers with extra time between flights.