Georgian Star

Ordered through Uber Eats and everything arrived intact and well-packaged. The megruli khachapuri was amazing! crispy cheese on top, melty inside, exactly how it should be. The veal soup was rich and filling with generous chunks of meat. The veggie salad was fresh and tasty. Great Georgian food, will order again! Definitely enjoyed every bite!

We don’t have any Georgian restaurants where I’m visiting from so I was very happy to find this place looking for authentic Georgian food! It tasted just like I remember when I got to visit the country of Georgia. They even import their cheese all the way from Georgia. It is a smaller space with limited seating so call ahead to make a reservation. They were very kind with accommodating for our group of six people. Everything we tried was delicious! Highly recommend!

We’re very happy we chose this place. We had a few options, but we definitely made the right choice and have no regrets. The food is absolutely delicious, and the staff is very kind and welcoming. Great atmosphere and amazing cuisine — highly recommended! Khachapuri and shawarma are top-notch!

This place, near the Sheepshead Bay subway station, is amazing! Everything we had here... from bread, to appetizers, to entrees was outstanding. The staff was friendly, helpful, and informative; giving details about items before we ordered. The adjaruli khachapuri (a popular Georgian fresh-baked bread vessel with egg and melted cheese in the centre) is a must, as are the khinkali (meat and broth-filled dumplings, similar to momos or Peking ravioli, except much larger and juicier). The selection of breads and desserts is extensive. They also have a good variety of beverages. The newly renovated decor has a fresh, quaint vibe; and the premises are very clean. Update: Second visit this month, and ordered the beetroot & walnut charkhali (moist earthy morsels which also contain pomegranate) and the imeruli khachapuri (a delicious, buttery, cheese-filled, fluffy and flaky pie). We also learned that this place is open until midnight, which is very convenient.

I didn’t feel welcomed at all, the atmosphere was weird. They have to educate their staff on basic ethics such as greeting people, not looking angry at customers and being able to speak in english. We wanted to order a cake with my wife but they didn’t even have any tags on their cakes and no interest explaining what’s inside, never coming back

Great place for European style desserts, Georgian style desserts, Georgian food to go, soups and Georgian pizza. Very friendly service in a very pleasant space!

unfortunately didn't even get to eat it. showed up 90 minutes before closing to a scowling cashier who couldn't even greet us. when I tried to order, she stated she didn't have any of the items I requested. when I asked what she did have, she only stated shawarma...not even Georgian food. I could get shawarma anywhere in this city, but I chose to come here for late night Georgian food. I would not make that mistake again. they are not interested in assisting customers in any meaningful way

Very disappointing and frustrating experience. I placed an order through Uber Eats and later needed to adjust the delivery time. When I called the restaurant, their staff told me to cancel the order and come pick it up myself. I trusted their advice and did exactly that. As a result, I ended up paying twice — a cancellation fee through Uber (the full price, because they had already started cooking) and then again in cash at the restaurant. I admit I share some responsibility, but the staff clearly assured me they would help resolve the issue and make sure I got my money back. Instead, they get payment twice and completely ignored me afterward, avoided responsibility, and even declined my calls. Zero effort to fix it — not even offering a credit or any kind of bonus. That is unacceptable customer service! On top of that, the total ended up being close to $400 for khachapuri khinkali and some meat, which is simply too much for what you get. The food is decent, but customer service matters. We used to order from this place often, and so did our friends, but after this experience we will never return. I cannot recommend a restaurant that treats loyal customers this way.

Update: Second visit this month, and ordered the beetroot & walnut charkhali (moist herb-seasoned, morsels which also contain pomegranate) and the imeruli khachapuri (a delicious, buttery, cheese-filled, fluffy and flaky pie). We also learned that this place is open until midnight, which is very convenient.

Came to this area looking for good Georgian food and Georgian Star did not disappoint!! The restaurant is cute with the Tiffany blue decor and cozy wall art. The restaurant is very clean with lots of prepared food on display in cases. We came in and sat at a table. You got to the counter and order your food to stay. The ladies that work there are so friendly and patient explaining menu items. We started with the chicken soup. The flavor was comforting with a subtle lemon flavoring in a broth with yogurt and chicken. It was a generous serving that two people shared and it came with fresh hot bread! We then had the ADJARULI KHACHAPURI. We came for this and the KHINKHALI but they didn't have KHINKHALI at this time. The KHACHAPURI was just divine. The bread was hot and cheesy. We mixed the egg immediately in the hot cheese. It was actually light and not heavy like pizza. Another generous serving that we shared. For our entree we made room for the Khebab. This is where it was confusing. It wasn't a khebab but a solid log of beef with a lot of fennel and seasonings. It's wasn't bad but not what we expected. The French fries it came with were soggy and definitely not fresh. At least 2/3 items were amazing. I'd def go back and try other things on the menu

Horrible service! The lady in the front is so mean and very rude! She gave me cold food I drove back and she didn't even apologize just said what is the problem? The women is very miserable! Her excuse was that they have a new chef, and refused to returned the cold food. She just placed it as side I wouldn't be surprised if they give it to the next person. Started to arque and scream at us, so we left! Stay away.

Extraordinary negative experience. Today I was Doordashing, I received the notification to come to Georgian Star for a pick up. The entire order was in a bag that was closed. When I made the delivery the customer pointed out that it was missing drinks. He was a young guy, very polite so I thought why don't I give him two bottles of my water that I had in the trunk. My next order went close to Georgian Star, I called them and they said that I forgot the drinks and that they tried calling me but forgot, attempting to blame me for not picking up the drinks. They told me come to the store to pick up the water that I gave the customer. I arrived, they said there's the water go grab it. I took one, and the two girls proceed to laugh at me and asking me if the water was for me or if it is for the customer. They knew the answer but they found the situation funny. It is very humiliating when someone tries to paint you in such a way in front of all those people who were seating there and looking at the situation. I could see other customers laugh as well. I called Doordash and asked them to never send me to Georgian Star ever again, I also called Georgian Star. The girls refused to admit that they did anything wrong. I spoke with a manager who was kind enough to apologize, however after I spoke to him I received my first ever negative feedback from a business. So not only did I pay for Georgian Star, they also attempted to hurt my reputation with my employer. As someone who lives and works in the community I will never visit this place. I live close by, I do like Georgian food, but I will never go to a place where they do not respect people and where they attempt to take away your ability to make money. They said they did not know how to contact me about the missing drinks because they were new and did not know how to use the system, but I guess they did figure out how to give a negative rating. All delivery drivers should avoid this place, Uber Eats, Doordash, just stay away. They don't treat us right.

If you've never had Georgian food, I would encourage you to try it. The country of Georgia excells in anything bread and cheese based, and sweet desserts. I had some kharcho, a meat soup with spices and additions that are uniquely Georgian: sour plum puree, blue fenugreek, and more. I loved how the beef was tender but still a little chewy, just like my mother's daube/beef stew. They timed it just right, so the beef hadn't completely fallen apart into strands. The spices added a lot of depth to the soup, a symphony of flavors topped by fresh coriander. The soup came with a piece of freshly baked shoti (Georgian bread): a white flour based bread that is crisp on outside, soft inside. I made the mistake (a happy accident) of not realizing the scale on the picture menu. What I thought was a small penovani khachaputi, a cheese filled pastry, was enough for 4 people! It had a blend of unknown cheeses tucked into filo pastry, the mozz came through, so some good mozz was holding it down in the mix. Ok, leave room for dessert. There were many things to try: a fruiter, chunkier version of baklava, the honey cake familiar to Russian cuisine, eclairs, cream filled tarts, and more. My cake was a cream filled layer cake that I think they call coffee cake or Ideali. It was layered with a thicker cream with some cheese whipped in, similar to mascarpone. The cake was unique in that ground walnuts had been mixed in, giving it a crumbly texture. Absolutely delicious! The area for seating is a bit small, there is a cooler of regular and Georgian sodas (pear, tarragon). The corner houses many Georgian condiments and spices. I found Khmeli suneli to be a life changing addition to eggplant and other veg. I dump olive oil and khmeli suneli over slices of eggplant and bake til carmelized. So good! Now, sit yourself down and get ready for my Georgian wine rant. Years ago, I had a gorgeous laundry deliverer who was Georgian, and he mentioned while chatting that he was waiting for a shipment of wine directly from home. Why? I asked. Well apparently some wine that is being sold as Georgian here in the US is from Russia, or from vineyards that were taken over by Russia and ruined (no hate here, just relaying history). So he was waiting for some wine taken directly from clay pots underground, from a specific vineyard. This is how they made the wine when they started, my visitor telling me that Georgia was the first to make wine, and to forget about French wine forever. Sacre Bleu! My ancestors are ready to rise up and fight for this statement! But I have tried some real Georgian wine and must say perhaps he had a reason other than national pride to make this statement. I would encourage stopping by the liquor store and putting it to the test yourself. To me, there is no wine but red wine. I can say that Ojaleshi is my favorite so far. So if you're feeling hungry, this place is a short walk from the Sheepshead Bay Q stop. I feel that this is one of the better sources for Georgian food in South Brooklyn.

i love georgian food,georgian star really has delicious and good food,i like theyer service also,i tried khachapuri,khinkali and chaqapuli,i can guarantee you will like also. thank you guys for delicious good and good service!

This place has gone downhill completely. The Napoleon cake that used to be crispy and delicious now comes with a greasy, disgusting butter cream instead of custard. The choux pastry I ordered was old, and the cream was spoiled -- totally inedible. The staff are outright rude and disrespectful if you don't speak Georgian. It's shocking how bad the food and service have become. Don't waste your money here -- they'll just ruin your day.

Very lovely place the place is very clean and nice, food is delicious and fresh, customer service is great. I definitely recommend thisnpoace if you want some Georgian cuisine.