This relatively new restaurant is the only Georgian place in the region. There is not a big choice…read morein the menus, but they picked the most popular Georgian dishes. The food is authentic and good. The service hardly speaks German and is not really enthusiastic about their job. Probably not the fault of the restaurant, but sitting outside is hardly possible due to a disgusting smell coming up in waves. Overall: food good. Rest so la la

We enjoyed our meal here very much. We started with eggplant/aubergine appetizer. Excellent…read more Proceeded to the cheese filled bread, which was wonderful comfort food but filling. We had one dumpling to try and concluded with walnut cake (4slices!) with chocolate sauce. The house red wine was a bit rough but acceptable. Service was stellar, and English well spoken. Sidewalk or inside seating. The only negative was the smokers outdoors.

Sind durch Zufall hierher gekommen und waren positiv überrascht. Sehr leckeres Essen. Netter…read moreService und sehr familier.

This place was biggest ripoff I experienced while in Europe and that saying alot! The prices looked…read morecomparable at surface but when I asked for some chili spice sauce they charged me 3 euros and it was such a small amount that I needed 2 so they charged me 6 euros for small amount of chili sauce. If I would had known I wouldn't have taken it- its usally free where Im from. Also i ordered a coke- tiny bottle barely filled half a normal size glass If you want nice napkins and table this is the place for you. If you looking for a deal run for the hills! To be fair my Kinkhali was good so no complaints there! Good luck! €33 for 7 kinkhali , diet coke and chili sauce- Sheesh!

A very nice Restaurant. Great atmosphere, sophisticated background music, all truly elegant…read more The service tonight was professional and very cute. I found the food interesting and well presented, but definitely not exceptional and a bit pricey. The experience was rescued by the very good wine and the dessert (pomegranate jello pie) followed by a very smooth Vodka, the "Grey Goose".