American diners in Moscow
At the Beverly Hills Diner in Moscow waitresses in pink uniforms arrive at tables on rollerskates and, according to the waitstaff, the most popular item on the menu is an Oreo cookie milkshake.
Dutch photographer Julie Hrudova, documented Beverly Hills and a handful of other diners in Russia that celebrate mid-century American food culture.
"We were stunned by the cheerful Russian waitresses dancing around on roller skates, the rock 'n roll music coming from a juke box, the '50's interior of the restaurants and the large hamburgers," Hrudova wrote.
In this image, Natasha, 20, takes an order. She is the only English-speaking waitress at Beverly Hills Diner.
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Waitstaff at Johnny Rockets, located on Moscow's tourist thoroughfare Arbat, dance for customers.
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A bi-lingual sign for Moscow's 24-hour Starlite Diner.
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Waitresses sport rollerskates at the Beverly Hills Diner.
There are four Beverly Hills locations in Moscow which feature menu items like pancakes and "supreme" burgers.
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French fries and ketchup smileys at Johnny Rockets.
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The Beverly Hills Diner on Nikolskaya street.
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Booths are housed in classic cars at the Beverly Hills Diner on Nikolskaya street.
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Customers smoke at the Beverly Hills Diner.
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Alona, 20, a regular at Johnny Rockets, waits at the counter for a strawberry milkshake.