ROLLS CIRCUS

ROLLS CIRCUS stands out as a remarkable addition to the culinary landscape of Perm, Russia. Nestled in the heart of the Urals, this newly opened cafe offers a unique dining experience that combines exquisite design with a diverse menu. The cafe spans an impressive area of 1130ft², making it a spacious yet intimate setting for guests to enjoy their meals.

Designed by the talented studio ALLARTSDESIGN, led by the visionary designer Artemy Saranin, the interior of ROLLS CIRCUS is a masterclass in modern cafe design. The layout consists of two distinct rectangular spaces adorned with large stained glass windows that allow natural light to flood the interior. This design choice not only enhances the aesthetic appeal but also creates a welcoming atmosphere for patrons.

One of the standout features of the interior is the innovative ceiling design, which mimics the look of exposed beams, paired with beautiful hardwood floors. Saranin's clever use of height variations through podiums rather than a single staircase adds an artistic touch to the space while ensuring smooth transitions between different areas of the cafe. This thoughtful design invites guests to explore and experience the unique ambiance of each section.

The color palette of ROLLS CIRCUS is a harmonious blend of natural tones that reflect the beauty of wood, brick, and stone. These elements are contrasted with clean, white hermetic tiles, which feature subtle ornamental patterns. This combination of materials not only captivates the eye but also reinforces the cafe's commitment to a stylish and modern dining experience.

As part of the renowned Roll’s network, ROLLS CIRCUS offers an impressive menu that caters to a wide range of tastes. With over 150 dishes inspired by Thai, Japanese, Italian, American, Mexican, Russian, and Georgian cuisines, there is something for every palate. The chic environment of the cafe, coupled with its diverse culinary offerings, makes it an ideal destination for food enthusiasts and social gatherings alike.

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