This restaurant was near my AirBNB and Georgian food seemed like a good option. The decor inside was interesting and the service was professional and efficient. The food was was good and actually my veal dish reminded me a bit of fajitas with potatoes added with a slightly different flavor profile that was good. Overall this is one of the more interesting and unique spots in the area with the only Georgian food I saw in the area as well. read more

Iveria - Maierbrau - Georgian Near Me - Munich, BY

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I've had Georgian food quite a bit with my work and travels. I've come to crave it often. So when I discovered a Georgian place near my AirBnB I had to check it out. The staff was very friendly. The food was excellent and authentic. They had everything I wanted and they waited on me hand and foot. The price was a almost a tad high, but based on my experience with prices in Munich, it seemed about normal. I would definitely recommend this to anyone wanting to try a Georgian or Caucasus-region restaurant. It won't disappoint! read more

Iveria - Georgian Near Me - Munich, BY

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I don't recommend this place. It lacks atmosphere. When our glasses were empty the waiter just took them and walked without asking if we wanted another drink. With this example I wish to indicate the level of service that we experience in all service aspects. The toilets need maintenance. When I told the waiter that I was temporarily locked in the toilet the reply was: 'Yeah, it's been like that for a while'. Some of the food tasted really interesting and was simply enjoyable. But most of the food tasted pretty plain. read more

Iveria - Georgian Near Me - Munich, BY

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I had to think a bit before deciding how many stars to give to this this new entry in Munich's restaurant scene. I'd give 5 to the food and 3 to the decor/atmosphere/service. 5 food stars: I had never eaten Georgian before and I was surprised with the variety of dishes this corner of the world has to offer. I ordered random, three Georgian specialties I had no idea about and I was positively surprised: the first was a beetroot-walnut-cilantro dip, the second steamed dumplings filled with cheese, the third a black bean stew with cilantro. All very tasty and original in the combination of flavours (note: if you go to a Georgian restaurant and you want to be impressed with the local specialties, don't order grilled fish, cause grilled fish tastes pretty much the same everywhere else in the world ;-) I also got to try some of what my friends ordered and a bread filled with cheese, also very good. And the freshly baked Georgian bread, OMG, I could've eaten tons of it. There were quite a few vegetarian options, all clearly indicated on the menu with a little green leaf symbol next to it. 3 atmosphere/service stars: let's face it, if you like this place you will go back for the food not for the atmosphere/decor which is really basic and a bit tacky I must be honest. Differently from my friends who were disappointed with the service, I must say for me the guys there were just authentic not impolite. Personally I prefer this mediterranean approach to customers than the totally fake one in most restaurants here where waiters all smiley will ask you "was it gooood???" And before you start answering they are already gone (=they really don't give a sh*t :-))) So the average is 4 stars. I liked this place and I will go back. read more