The Princely Court Restaurant is located in the dungeons of Mir Castle. It is the easternmost Gothic structure, as well as the largest and only non-religious object of the preserved original Belarusian Gothic. The Princely Court Restaurant is an ideal place for foreign tourists to learn about the national cuisine and the features of our country's medieval architecture. The 250-square-meter restaurant is divided into two halls (White and Red) and can accommodate up to 45 people. There are 20 more seats at the tables in the two bars. The atmosphere is cozy and home-like, and one of the bars offers a wide-screen TV for watching sports events. The interior is decorated in a medieval style, with low vaulted ceilings, preserved walls, and luxurious wooden furniture. The menu at the Knyazhesky Dvor restaurant offers a variety of Belarusian dishes. We revive traditional recipes and create dishes that were once a staple on the tables of the nobility.