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My husband and I drove for half an hour to this restaurant because we wanted to taste Kartvelian cuisine. Yes, we came without a table reservation because we had no idea how long the visit to the museum would take before lunch. When we got to the facility, the attitude of the staff was too harsh towards us. We communicated in German, because my level is sufficient for ordering food in a restaurant, and my husband does not speak Ukrainian or Russian. There were other miracles when ordering. We wanted to get a diet coke but were told it was out of stock. Ok. I mentioned that Kartvel lemonades are very famous and considered delicious. But they also ended. I understand that an item may not be available at this time, but you know exactly what is not available, and it's okay to offer your guests an alternative. I also work in a restaurant and always try to help guests in similar situations, instead of giving them a "Guess what drinks we have left" quiz. I understand Ukrainian and Russian, so I heard and saw how they talked with guests at other tables. They talked with Russian speakers, joked, and asked their opinion about food. They never approached us. It's good that at least empty plates were taken away. Silently. At the next table sat a guy of Asian appearance who spoke in English. I noticed that he was also not very gently spoken to. Due to such service, I got the impression that this is a simple dining room with a Kartvelian bent. The food was delicious. Unfortunately, I cannot rate the service as highly. The people of Kartvel are known for their hospitality, but they forgot about it in this establishment. I can advise you to take out food, because it is unpleasant to endure such an attitude

Really fine food and very friendly service!