Terminal B

There are around 16 or so eateries in Terminal B – most of which are located in the transit area. Some of these are also open 24/7. While many are cafés and coffeehouses serving Russian snack food, you’ll also find a few sit-down options including a branch of the popular Kolbasny Tsekh (Sausage Shop) restaurant. Here, you can sample premium steaks, smoked sausages and other meat dishes. International fare is also available in this terminal; there’s an American grill house, a family-friendly Italian restaurant and a well-known fried chicken chain. Those in a hurry can grab something to eat on the plane from one of the general food stores.

As this is a relatively small terminal serving only domestic flights, the shopping facilities here are limited. Apart from the four dedicated travel retail stores – selling perfume, cosmetics, alcohol and more – there are few other outlets. Among these are 2 jewelry stores, a Russian clothing retailer and 3 newsstands. The only international brands represented here are Max Mara, Paul & Shark and Calvin Klein. In the pre-Security area, there’s a florist and a store selling cell phone accessories.

• ATMs
• Baby care facilities
• Baggage storage
• Currency exchange
• Information desks
• Pharmacy
• Mother-and-child room
• Ticket desk
• Travel agency

• Accessible restrooms
• Ambulift
• Induction loops for the hearing-impaired
• Priority check-in
• Priority security check
• Step-free access
• Wheelchair rental