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Very nice people and very good Georgian food. Highly recommended!

It was just ok. Nothing special. They serve Khinkali without any sauce. We ordered: shashlik, chakhokhbili, Khatchapuri Megruli, Kujmaji, Khinkali… Everything was extra Salty. The atmosphere and design is like in Kantine. Music is too loud, you barely can hear your friend. The service was friendly.

The prices aren't cheap, but that's perfectly understandable for a restaurant with a specific theme. The dishes require a great deal of expertise and are anything but run-of-the-mill.

Unfortunately disappointing visit – more attention would have been nice It was our first time here for dinner and we ordered two main courses and a borscht soup. Unfortunately, our visit overall was rather disappointing. We didn't like the borscht soup at all - it was completely unseasoned and had no depth whatsoever. We also know and cook borscht ourselves at home - usually with meat or with various ingredients such as beans or root vegetables. This version consisted exclusively of beetroot and white cabbage, which in itself would not have been a problem if the taste had been convincing. Unfortunately that wasn't the case. Bread wasn't served either, which we actually took for granted. Some of the main courses were okay - the meat was well prepared and the bread that came with one of the dishes was fresh and tasty. However, one dish looked completely different than the photo on the menu. It was a bit irritating, but the taste was okay. The potato side dish, on the other hand, was very small - just a few pieces, which was simply not enough for a main course. What bothered us the most was the service. After we got the dishes, we actually wanted to point out that the side salad was missing. But it was very difficult to draw attention to us - we looked, waited and signaled several times, but no one reacted. We were only able to speak to someone in the middle of the meal. The salad was only served about 10 minutes after we had finished eating. Unfortunately it was just some green lettuce, two very thin slices of cucumber and a cherry tomato each, which was shared - that seemed a bit careless. Even after we were brought a menu, no one asked if everything was okay or if we needed anything. To be honest, we would have liked a little more attention. Precisely because we really appreciate Georgian cuisine and culture, we were hoping for more warmth and hospitality - as we actually know it from Georgian people. Conclusion: A few things were good, but overall the experience was disappointing - we wouldn't go back again.