A charmingly decorated restaurant designed to feel like the interior of an idyllic rural family home. It is named after a film shot in the 70s about life in a small Georgian village. On some of the walls hang photographs from the movie and the director’s original story board sketches. The furnishings are mixed, some tables and chairs are rustic, others seemingly from a family drawing room. Outside the picture windows hangs a line of washing. The menu is Mengrelian, a region of western Georgia, which tends to use slightly more spices and has some unique dishes such as khulo salad, Mengrelain kuchmachi and kharcho.