Chito Gvrito

Georgian restaurant · Gramercy

5

@eater

"Georgia is justly famous for its lamb, chicken, and beef stews, many of them rife with fresh herbs and some showing Turkish, Persian, and other Middle Eastern influences. Lamb chakapuli, for example, is green with tarragon, coriander, and dill, giving the stew a grassy and licoricey taste. This Gramercy Park restaurant, which debuted during the pandemic, also excels at several cheesy versions of khachapuri, and a dish of chicken simmered in garlic-laced milk called shkmeruli." - Robert Sietsema

11 Great Georgian Restaurants in NYC - Eater NY
Robert Sietsema/Eater

173 3rd Ave, New York, NY 10003 Get directions

chito-gvritonyc.com
@chitogvritonyc

5 Postcards

Reserve
See full details

More Places For You

Wayan

Indonesian restaurant · Nolita

Experience a stylish date night at Wayan, where Indonesian flavors meet French finesse, complemented by vibrant ambiance and attentive service.

27 Postcards

Sunny & Annie's Deli

Deli · East Village

This cozy 24/7 deli in Alphabet City serves up a wildly creative array of sandwiches, from classic favorites to bold flavor fusions, all in a compact space.

17 Postcards

"One Star"

Bar · Chelsea

Quirky, no-frills watering hole offering beer in cans & on tap, plus weekly trivia nights.

3 Postcards

Cafe Katja

Austrian restaurant · Lower East Side

Goulash, bratwurst & other Austrian eats pair with Bavarian beers at this casual, brick-walled spot.

5 Postcards

ATOMIX

Korean restaurant · Midtown East

Atomix is an elegant Korean restaurant in NYC where innovative tasting menus and warm, attentive service make each visit a memorable culinary adventure.

101 Postcards

Hanamizuki Cafe

Japanese restaurant · Chelsea

Nestled in the Flatiron, this minimalist-chic café serves delightful Japanese rice balls, tasty miso soup, and solid coffee in a cozy, relaxing atmosphere.

4 Postcards

Supermoon Bakehouse

Bakery · Lower East Side

Tucked away in the LES, Supermoon Bakehouse serves up inventive cruffins and bold pastries that burst with tropical flavors, all in a cozy takeout spot.

10 Postcards

Tanoshi Sushi Sake Bar

Sushi restaurant · Upper East Side

Small, low-key Japanese pick offering high-quality omakase meals & a BYO policy.

8 Postcards

95 South Soul Food Restaurant

Soul food restaurant · Crown Heights

Low-key tavern dishing up BBQ & other Southern grub, plus sports on TV & occasional live music.

3 Postcards

Hotel NH Collection New York Madison Avenue

Hotel · Murray Hill

Nestled in Murray Hill, this inviting hotel combines cozy, modern rooms with exceptional service, making it a perfect NYC retreat just steps from iconic sights.

4 Postcards