The Hungry Duck first opened in December, 1995, and has since become one of the most famous bars in the world. It has been written up nearly 1000 magazines and newspapers around the world; including Time, Newsweek, Esquire, Playboy, Harper's Bazaar, Rolling Stone, Penthouse, PMagazine, Salon, Maxim, Vogue, The Washington Post, and USA Today. Over 60 TV networks have filmed the Duck; including CNN, FOX, ESPN, BBC, NBC, CBS, ABC, and CTV, as well as representatives of Danish, Yugoslavian, Swedish, Japanese, Swiss, German, Australian, Greek, French, and Russian TV - to name only a few. Whether it is a documentary, film, or TV, the Duck has been a part of it. Diplomats from around the world make the Duck their nightly home when in Moscow, as did the White House staff and world media when President Clinton visited. Other groups who spend time in Moscow, such as NASA, make the Duck the highlight of their business trip. The Hungry Duck is listed in many tour guides as a major tourist attraction in Moscow. A list of prominent visitors to the Duck would be a virtual 'who's who' roster of political, sports, business, and entertainment stars from around the globe. The Duck is a unique and unforgettable blend of energy, enthusiasm, sensuality, and just plain fun. It may not be the ideal place for a quiet romantic date, but it is world famous as a great night out. |
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