The new cafe "101 km" has opened on the Vitebsk-Minsk highway

On the M3 Vitebsk - Minsk highway, at the multifunctional gas station No. 18, a renovated, super-modern roadside service facility has opened - the "101 km" cafe, located near Begoml.

Here, a tired traveler will be attracted by everything, from the stylish exterior and interior design of the building with a summer terrace, heated floors and air-conditioned ventilation, to the opportunity to, for example, brew coffee yourself. Spacious and stylish sanitary rooms with modern plumbing equipment. Imported "stuffing" in the kitchen (technology dictated design solutions).

The menu with national dishes - machanka, draniki, potato pancakes with fillings, polivka, sausages - will satisfy the tastes of the most discerning gourmets. In addition to takeaway meals for the road, qualified cafe staff will offer a full, tasty, and, it should be noted, inexpensive meal.

The grand opening of the cafe took place recently, attended by clients, builders, and the chairman of the Dokshitsy District Executive Committee, Oleg Pinchuk. The director of RUP "Vitebskoblnefteprodukt", Sergey Starovoytov, did not hide his satisfaction.

- In just three months, the construction organization "Stroysfera" has reconstructed the former old cafe and hotel, which was not profitable, into a completely new and attractive facility, - said Sergey Ivanovich at the opening. - This is also important because the head of the region, Alexander Nikolaevich Kosinets, pays special attention to the development of roadside services.

We spent 11 billion rubles just to renovate this cafe (and a total of 11 cafes and cafeterias operate at our gas stations). This year, it is planned to invest 120 billion of our own funds. Among the major projects are the design and reconstruction of the oil depot in Kruplevshchina for transporting fuel from Naftan OJSC via pipeline, a gas station between Polotsk and Novopolotsk, on 14th Polotskaya Street in Vitebsk, the reconstruction of a gas station in Vorony, and others.

Chairman of the Dokshitsy District Executive Committee Oleg Pinchuk expressed hope that the cafe "101 km" will become the most attractive roadside service facility not only on the M-3 highway but also in the republic. The new cafe means additional jobs, replenishment of the district budget in the form of taxes, provision of paid services to the population, and conveniences for long-haul truckers and other travelers.

Elena Bashun, "Vitbichi"