For reasons we simply can't comprehend, this Georgian food franchise seems to have taken over the Old Town. Equally incomprehensible is how with a menu so vast everything comes out of the kitchen virtually the same - sketchy meat of your choice, shredded lettuce and cheese wrapped in a stale tortilla, preceded by a frozen dinner roll; no disrespect to Stalin's homeland, but that's hardly the most original take on cuisine. Affordable, sure, but essentially a rip-off when you consider the cost to the kitchen, whose late hours nonetheless make this place popular with large parties more preoccupied with their tipple than nosh inside the rustic interior. Also at ul. Św. Anny 4 (B-3), ul. Sienna 4 (C-3) and ul. Grodzka 3 (C-3).

(15-30zł)

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• AnneJ - Berlin, Germany 06 April 2013
  I rly think its a nice chill place with awesome food . First time in Poland and a lot of people recommended that place in Krakow. Go check it out, their steaks are quite interesting.
• Michael - Cracow, Poland 14 March 2013
  Ive been living here all my life and I highly recommend this place, such nice comfort food with a little bit of oriental taste to it. My favorite dish is obviously the ,,Chaczapuri". They also have nice steaks, Ive been to all of the georgian restaurans all over Poland and I always come back to this one ;-)
• Bruno - Frankfurt, Germany 06 February 2010
  I tried the Shashlik plate for 17,90 zlotys, that was delicious and a big portion. The georgian wineshave to be mentionned for those of us who are into wine, worth to try...