A report from TASS confirms that rapper Timati and Creed are maintaining a closed restaurant on the Arbat as part of their ongoing ventures.
Timati noted that he opens two to three new restaurants each year, describing this pace as a rapid ascent into high gastronomy.
He indicated that a completely different project is in the works for the site, though specifics can’t be shared yet. Timati emphasized continued expansion into gourmet dining and ongoing improvements to existing establishments. He mentioned Stars Coffee and Domino’s Pizza as part of the current growth, explaining that the company is expanding locations and solidifying its presence in the market. The approach, he said, involves both launching new gourmet venues and enhancing the existing ones in a measured, strategic manner.
A Telegram channel named “Openings and closings of Moscow restaurants” reported on December 12 that the Gucci Cafe, owned by Anton Pinsky and frequented by Yegor Creed and Timati, has permanently closed. The venue was situated on Novy Arbat, in proximity to Timati’s Asian restaurant. After a private opening party attended by the stars, public access began, and the restaurant specialized in Italian cuisine.
Earlier, Timati appeared publicly at an event with his former label member for the first time in a long period, marking a notable moment in the artist’s recent activity.