Food was average…read more Salmon soup was filling and tasty needed lemon though Bread. Needed more so yummy Husband got pork kebap it was okay/ better sauces. Needed. This ketchup sauce was not good Also fries weee a little undercooked Tomato salad needed salt Prices were good for krakow tourist

This place is so good we broke our unofficial rule and ate here twice on the trip. It's close to…read morethe Queen Boutique Hotel where we stayed so the walking distance was great. Very well priced for an American. The mint and fruit iced tea is delicious and the baze (chicken with walnut sauce) was also delicious. Highly recommend.

Had dinner in this same restaurant 1 year ago and the this time the food wasn't as good as I…read moreremembered it has been at this Georgian restaurant. A little disappointing and dry but overall ok.

Marvellous. The ambiance is a little home like and basic…read more Dark essentials and dark wood floors. Service is very basic but the individual gentleman was nice to me and explained what was what. I went here twice and the first time i was blown away. The second time it was good too. I got the platter and it comes with every starter, khachapuri, and dumplings. It was massive for one person. Their soft drinks are on the really small side. I did also get some wine and it was divine with the cheese portion of the platter. I enjoyed the variety. Second time it was some chicken swekers wrapped in bread. I would come back again, right in the old city centre.

Reason for four stars: food could be spicier. Overall awesome experience discovering new cuisine…read moreand trying the fun way of eating Khinkali,(Chinkali in polish). Flavorful dishes and wonderful presentation make it very enjoyable.

Went to Rajowicka location. It was simply amazing. Everything made from scratch. Sheep milk cheese…read moresalad was great with natural juicy vegetables. Kninkali with Coriander was potentially best dumplings I've had. Chicken Barbeque was top notch chicken. And the Kubdari I would eat again, as it has a great spice.

With all the good reviews I was super excited to try this restaurant. I love Georgian food…read moreespecially the dumplings. It has a cool dining with your grandmother vibe and a killer patio if the weather is nice. Service was slow but due to a over friendly waitress so it was ok and we were not in a hurry. Tried two appetizers and didn't really like either. Everything was a little plain more Russian style vs Georgian so that was a bummer. Of course we had to get soup dumplings and they were smaller then normal without the top knot so you could eat with yours hands. Felt like it was a mix of three countries food not totally Georgian. I've been to some of the best European Georgian food so a little of a snob so take that as you will, but this was over all disappointing. Eating with your hands to me is a must for this type of food but how it was prepared you couldn't do that and flavors were bland.

Cute, cozy restaurant not far from the heart of everything in Krakow. Tried some kvass for the…read morefirst time, as well as manty. The Lalka cake was just ok, I found it dry and somewhat tasteless.

I totally recommend this place, Ive been to Cracow(PL) many times and I always come back there,…read moresuch nice and delicious comfort food but they also uses egzotic spices that make the dishes taste really original.

Will return. It's…read moreour first meal in the city, and also our first Georgia restaurant.  A few steps away from our hotel Tulip, this lovely restaurant has simple decor. Our server is a tall young man who blushes easily. The food is similar to Polish: hearty and filling. We've two soups: Kharcho (red) and Gupta (red).  I also tried a glass of red wine, Rkatsiteli: ok.

Good restaurant. Family environment and great food. I…read moreordered the Gupta soup and the Chinkali with lamb, absolutely perfect. Super affordable and great quality food. Will definitely come back.

A pretty good soup bar. I like the selection here: mainly Polish classics plus a couple foreign…read moreones. I tried the charczo (Georgian). It was quite hearty, with large chunks of meat and sausage. Ordering the large (12 zł) gets you a generous amount of soup. As a small lunch it's sufficient. The interior of the place is quite pleasant. And I liked how they give you a wooden board to carry your soup. The only downside is that it's somewhat out of the way. Well worth a visit if you happen to be walking down Mostowa.

Having tried Georgian food in other places, we were very happy with this place and their flavors!…read moreOf course the location is top notch for tourists, and we were able to enjoy the bugle player on the top of two hours. We decided to just try their sampler, and it was delicious. The chaczapuri was delicious, and I really enjoyed the bean paste. A carafe of wine was reasonably priced, and we tried grappa because I've been curious about it. Overall, the meal was delicious and a great price!

First class phenomenal service! I have rarely experienced the pleasant sincere attention from a…read morerestaurant staff member in Poland (or anyplace for that matter) that we experienced here. The service (and very nice ambiance) mostly made up for the average overall food we had. The dishes were hit or miss. Some (like the dumplings) were quite tasty; others (like what was essentially pizza) were bland. My bread was disappointing - it detracted from the tasty pâté. Georgian wine has really hit the world scene recently with a resurgence in quality, unfortunately, the selection here was minimal (although the wine steward tried his best). Overall, our evening was quite enjoyable. Hence, I do recommend coming here to experience Georgian dining.