Gruzie Restaurant

We went there on Saturday, i guess there was a celebration in the ground floor, with live music, dances ❤️ as we didn't have a reservation, we got a quite cozy seat upstairs. We ordered salty (соленый) plate to share (2 person - couldn't finish), Borsch soup, tkemali chicken, and 10 beef khinkali. The staff were very friendly, the service was very good. The bill also was veery reasonable considering the amount we ate. Definitely a restaurant with a soul - worth a go!

We went there for a late lunch and had a wonderful time. Our server Ian helped us choose good pairings and saved us from ordering too much food as the portions were really generous. Everything was delicious.

This is a truly atmospheric gem! The staff is magnificent—a level of service that's genuinely rare to find in Prague—and the Georgian cuisine is, quite simply, superb. The owners deserve immense praise for crafting such a remarkable venue.

Georgian food is now a favourite of mine. Food was absolutely incredible and the portion was big so expect this and as it should be, but all in all atmosphere with live music show, the decor of the restaurant and the service was near perfection. 10/10 would recommend and will be back again

A wonderful experience! The Georgian food was absolutely delicious, full of rich flavors and perfectly prepared. The rustic and unique atmosphere created a very special and beautiful setting. On top of that, the team was warm and welcoming. Definitely a place worth visiting!

Excellent restaurant. Highly recommend. When one first sets foot to the restaurant, one can smell smokyness and feel the Georgian tavern vibe. The food is plentiful and delicious and the drinks are very tasty. Meat eaters heaven with good proportions, tender meat and delicios spices in the dishes

The food was really good. Food portion is big and can be shared to try varieties of dishes. The service was really good. We arrived after 10pm, but still they treated us really well. The interior of their building is awesome.

Wow Wow Wow …… The authentic restaurant is decorated in a special way Gruzie music all time Service was excellent and very professional The menu is FULL of interesting dishes Starting with all kinds of salads and then all kinds of pastries and main dishes with all kind of meats Smells of cooking are fascinating We ordered the vegetables salad and then the meat “goulash” and pork dish with potatoes and onions It was heaven We have to come back again Left with taste of more Better to reserve a table We have been there twice since first time and every time is a big enthusiast meal The second time we took the grilled chicken which was excellent although not a typical food for my imagination of a Georgian food The third time we took the chachpurri and the veal with pomegranate and red wine sauce All the times we have started with the fresh salad

Wow! Food was great! Been in Europe for six days (from the states) and visited two Michelin restaurants during my time so far. This is probably my favorite meal during my stay in Europe so far! The restaurant itself has a lot of character and is very interesting. We split a plate and some bread so we could save some room for dessert. The dishes we had were excellent and I my stomach is more than satisfied! Prague is a beautiful city with a lot of great food, but this will more than likely be my favorite meal here!

December 29/2024: Dinner with my Al. This was deeply disappointing. We came here with such high hopes. The aroma from the restaurant was intoxicating! The ambiance was superb. They even had a live singer who was excellent! This all crumbled when the food began to arrive. It was next to tasteless. The appetizers ($235.00 CZK $14.50 CDN) was bland & virtually without taste at all. Our server Julia was quick enough to recognize that we weren't enjoying the food & graciously swapped out our appetizer but the replacement was just as bad. In her defence, she did make a partial deduction from the bill. My main was the Chicken/mushroom/potato dish ($415.00 CZK or $27.00 Cdn) It was ok but only had a total of 4 pieces of WAY over cooked chicken and about 2/3 was potatoes. I can say with confidence that after eating at HUNDREDS of restaurants, this was at the bottom for flavour. It's a not-do from my side.

Super delicious and huge selection of dishes. Will have to come back to try more! Ambience is fantastic and waiters are very helpful and professional.

I like the interior, you walk down and the interior looks awesome. The place is not lit brightly, so be careful as you walk around. We got the Qotnit (beans oup with picked veggies), Chacapuri, Ostri and Georgian sausage. The food was decent, however the sausage was super dry and hard to eat, thus this knocked it down to 3 stars. The Chacapuri was our favorite, could have three of these :) The Georgian beer was good, definitely recommend that you try it, it only comes in a bottle. The service was good, they make sure we were taken care of. Outside of the dried out sausage, we enjoyed the meal.

Beautiful and cozy place not far from the square. Service was amazing and the food was delicious. I have nothing to compare the food to as it was my first time having Georgian food, but it was absolutely amazing. Will definitely visit again

Well, Gruzie was a perfect restaurant experience prior to attending the classical music concert at Obecni Dum. I discovered that pickled herring is now one of my favorite things. I would love to duplicate this at home with perhaps salmon. Yum. My husband and I ordered two of the stews and both were delicious and hearty. I order the lamb goulash and my husband ordered the chicken stew with potatoes and mushrooms. Both stews were delicous but we both thought the chicken could have been moister. I found the goulash to be perfectly seasoned. They serve great Georgian wine and we bought a delicious red to accompany our meal. The grotto like atmosphere was very nice and romantic. Our waiter was very professional and attentive.

In the unusual category but also awesome fur it's authentic Georgian food. From the outside it looks unoriginal...you could walk by it...go in and it's like an entire world of its own. Compartmental with wood and decor that's distinctive. The food has skewered meats presented in spectacular fashion. Pickle plates ...cheese breads....and more.

I came here with my sister while we visited the city, and we had an amazing experience. The layout of the restaurant includes a cellar type area that was slightly cooler than the restaurant (nice in summer!). Our server was very friendly and answered all our questions about the menu. We got a lot of food, including bread made with cheese and egg, kabobs, and dessert, and every single dish we ordered was delicious. Would love to come back!

What a fabulous restaurant. I had never tried Georgian cuisine before and it is delicious. The ambiance in this restaurant is incredible, so cozy and welcoming. I can only imagine how amazing it is in the winter months. We started with three dishes for two of us and our sever suggested that we wait to order any more because that would likely be sufficient, she was correct. The food was delicious and came out super hot. The carrot and pumpkin soup was spectacular as was the cheese bread and salad with ground walnuts (think a combination of a fatoosh and a tabouli). Our server made excellent suggestions for wine and allowed us to sample before committing to a glass. I found this restaurant on Yelp and after seeing all the glowing reviews, we had to try it. It was not completely filled with tourists, in fact, the other tables around us seemed to all be locals, another good sign in my estimation. Thank you Gruzie for a wonderful meal to end a memorable vacation.

I found this after googling unique restaurants on Yelp and was not disappointed!!! Absolutely a gem! Service, ambience, and food were excellent! We left soo full after a nice leisure dinner with a dj playing music all night. We were in a back room so the noise level was perfect, I could see it being a little loud if you were seated close to him. The restaurant has plenty of small rooms on multiple levels. The menu has lots of choices with multi cultural descriptions and pictures to help guide you what to order. Menu items are meant to share, portions are quite large, and soo fresh and delicious!

The most wonderful atmosphere and great service. We enjoyed a bottle of Georgian wine. The food was rather disappointing and bland. We love real Georgian cuisine and had high expectations. I hate to say that we didn't get what we hoped for

Excellent tasty and interesting food, brilliant atmosphere, excellent value for money and fantastic service, would highly recommend this place for anyone visiting Prague.

Food and service was perfect. Interesting decor. Music a little loud for my taste but would certainly return for more.

Literally ascended to heaven. Such nice staff and AMAZING food. The vibe and ambiance was perfection and the restaurant in general is an amazing experience.

Delicious food. Great service. Really cool ambiance. Loved everything. The lamb chops were outstanding.

All of the dishes we had were amazing! Pickled vegetables, potatoes with Georgian spices and veggies was delicious! Served in a clay plate that was sizzling! Lamb and chicken skewers were the best ever! Highly recommended this restaurant! Great music as well! Who knew! I never have eaten Georgian food. Will remember this food for a long time!

THE BEST BREAD IVE EVER HAD! It was insane. I got the veggie stew which was very good as well. The ambiance was cool and so unique to anywhere else I've been.

This was the most amazing food I've ever had! First time trying Georgian Cuisine. My boyfriend insisted we go and I was in heaven the entire time. The lamb chops, the vegetable stew and the melted veal chacapuri were our favorite dishes! The service was great and our waiter helped recommended some great options for us! There was a band and it was traditional music which added to the vibe of this place! Do not skip out on this amazing experience while you are in Prague. It's a true treat!

If you're trying to try something new in the Czech Republic and want to get away from the usual goulash and kielbasa... then try visiting this Georgian restuarant near the Jewish Quarter in Prague... Wow, I never expected to find a Georgian restaurant in Prague... and to much of my surprise, the culinary experts that work at this establishment make some really amazing Georgian food. I'm quite familar with Georgian food and restaurants as I have been to many in NYC; and it's just as good, if not even better than the places I've been to in NYC. The interior is absolutely beautiful and breathtaking, as well as the staff are very friendly and even describe and detail the plates as they carefully set them down on the table.

Food is amazing. Good beer. Service was wonderful. We came in at 615 with 9 and no reservation. They made us a special table. Can't say enough. Food was very very good. Even children like. We had bread boats and grill, georgian and czech beer!

This place is absolutely phenomenal. First off, the ambiance - the upstairs has heavy wooden beams & furniture, draped with furs & skins. It's just right to put you in the mood for some hearty Georgian food. The downstairs, meanwhile, is a long vaulted stone room with semicircular ceiling. It felt like eating dinner in a wine cellar, in the best of ways. Very medieval, very romantic. When we visited, there was a wedding going on upstairs, and we had the downstairs mostly to ourselves. The waitstaff was friendly, pleasant, and attentive, helping us choose food & drink and chattign pleasantly. But of course, the most important thing is the food! Sadly, I am vegetarian these days out of necessity, so I'm used to ending up with a salad, especially in Prague ... but not here. We started with the Georgian eggplant & walnut rolls, a dish which was the unexpected star of the show. It's absolutely one of the best things I've ever eaten, and I could have eaten another 5 happily. I went back to our AirB&B after the meal, googled a recipe, and immediately started texting it to all my friends in the states. We're making this for Christmas and Thanksgiving from here on out. And hey - it's vegan! Then, for our main, we shared Soko Kecze, a dish of large mushrooms swimming in a fantastic melted cheese, and Chačapuri Adžaruli, the classic Georgian egg-cheese-butter filled bread boat. Both were fantastic, and we found ourselves stuffed full of cheese and happy in short order. I don't drink alcohol, but they've got a great drink menu as well! My companion had a snifter of Georgian Brandy, and was very impressed, while I was pleased to see that their non-alcoholic drink menu had been prepared with the same skill and care as their vegetarian selections. We leave Prague in just a few days, but we're going to try to find time to visit again before we go. It's just that good. OH! AND, it's within easy walking distance of Old Town without being too touristy. I would happily recommend this place to any of my friends visiting Prague, and it's making me consider visiting Georgia. If you're reading this, you should go. You won't be disappointed.

What a great place! Don't miss out on not having a meal here. It's a bit funky inside but the food is amazing! All the food is from Georgian origin. Including the wine! We had our best meal of our 4 week long trip here. The staff is very helpful with the menu though the menu has the descriptions in multiple languages. Ask about and try the Georgian wine. They seem to know a lot about them and the bottle we had was very good. It went well with our meal. Give this place a try, you won't be disappointed.

I ordered by phone for carry out. I placed a large order. The tolma(stuffed grape leaves) were hard to chew, not very good flavor. The breads were okay, the lobi okay. I would skip the hirlenky. I thought the barbecued chicken cubes were very tasty as was the Borst soup. And the baklava also okay. The prices were a bit high with larger portions than you can eat. The biggest let down was the service I received in the restaurant. One the waitresses literally sneered at me when I spoke English.... The woman who I spoke to on the phone was pleasant but the rest of the staff made my short stay waiting very uncomfortable. Still not sure why. Bad day? Overall a bit disappointing after the seemingly positive reviews. Okay food, too large portions, high price, and poor service.

We were nicely surprised to find a Georgian restaurant in Prague .The atmosphere was very homey and invited. We would like to notice a exquisite interior design of the restaurant.The service was outstanding and food is very tasty and fresh. It was nice break from pork knuckles and sausages. We are giving 5 stars and that is definite place to go when we are next time in Prague. Thank you Antonina and who was our waiter tonight and manager of the restaurant. You are the best. I highly recommend this place

One of the bests. Big variety of specialities and foods. High quality for a fair price and very nice staff. They were very friendly and welcoming. The atmosphere of the restaurant was warm and interesting.

One of the most amazing anesthetics of any restaurant I've been to. Imagine something out of beowulf, a cellar inn, wood fire cooking meet. So cozy. The food was amazing as well! I had the pork cubes with sauce with a reasonably priced pint of beer and it was delicious, though I I'm retrospect would have preferred the dumplings that my friend got (also amazing but about half the price). I feel like we've found a hidden gem, we went for lunch and it was empty.

This place is great. Has really nice, traditional interior, food service and delicious food.