Nani

Georgisches Restaurant Nani is an opportunity to experience the atmosphere and traditions of Georgia in the heart of one of the most picturesque German resorts. The restaurant quickly became popular: it was talked about as a rare opportunity to get acquainted with real Georgian cuisine, taste khachapuri, khinkali, grilled dishes, and taste their unique spices. Khinkali are large, dense, there is a lot of dough, there is not enough meat, but they are very juicy and peppery. Sometimes they are too salty. The parsley from the set of greens is poorly washed. Vegetables and assorted phali are wonderful. I recommend lamb shish kebab. Lyulya kebab made from chicken is too salty...I don't know where in the regions of Georgia they make such a lula kebab, but as far as I know, it is very different from a traditional Georgian dish. The interior is simple, without frills. The background music is changing. Usually pleasant Georgian songs are played, but sometimes they include incomprehensible rock music. Try to take a seat by the window, it's much more comfortable there. If the tables are in the middle, then they stand very close to each other. However, the principle of queuing works here, whoever arrives earlier gets good seats. And you definitely need to eat here, I'm sure you'll like it. Real masters of their craft work in the kitchen and are in a good mood, and this is the main thing.

Cannot recommend this place enough! I’ve eaten out a good bit during my life, and I mean it when I say this is one of the best restaurants I’ve ever dined at. The meat was tender and the soup was very flavorful! The sauce that came with the bbq lamb chops was outstanding. Everything about our experience here was fantastic. I wish I could leave more than 5 stars! My husband and I only live about an hour from here, so we will most definitely be back!!

We enjoyed great family-friendly atmosphere and excellent food at this restaurant. We tried half the menu and everything was served very creatively. My fish soup with salmon and sturgeon came with red caviar sandwiches and chacha (Georgian vodka). We came back to eat here three times in two days and we’ll be back!

Such a lovely place! The restaurant is small and super cute, with a really cozy atmosphere. The food was delicious and the service excellent — very friendly and attentive. It was my husband’s first time trying Georgian cuisine, and he said he’d definitely eat it again — which I think says a lot! We really enjoyed everything and would happily come back!

This is a stylish, modern Georgian restaurant with a fresh, newly renovated interior that gives it a more upscale feel. The food is enjoyable, yet unsalted for my taste, but still well-prepared and presented. Prices are a bit higher than your average Georgian spot, but that’s understandable given its central location and ambiance. We had a short wait for a table, but the staff were warm and welcoming throughout. Overall, a pleasant experience. I’d recommend it.

The restaurant was able to give us a table even though we did not have a reservation and the restaurant was full. The menu had many vegetarian options as well. Both the vegetarian and meat dishes were very good! My only wish would have been slightly bigger portion sizes.