Authentic Georgian cuisine & unique cocktails in a lively bistro setting. A must-try for flavorful dishes like Adjaruli khachapuri.
Will Hartman reviews Chito Gvrito, a Gramercy spot with a focus on Georgian wine and comforting, homey dishes like Adjaruli khachapuri and stuffed duck rolls.
This Gramercy gem offers a delightful dive into Georgian cuisine, boasting an impressive selection of Georgian wines, many under $70. The food is described as comforting and expertly prepared, with standout dishes like the Adjaruli khachapuri and tender stuffed duck rolls. With a lively bistro atmosphere, it's a perfect spot for casual dates or gatherings with friends, providing a memorable and authentic dining experience.
This Eastern European restaurant specializes in Georgian cuisine, with many customers praising its authentic dishes and unique cocktails. Popular recommendations include the Adjaruli khachapuri, khinkali, and Chkmeruli chicken tabaka, all noted for being well-prepared and flavorful. While generally well-received, one comment mentioned that portions might be smaller and prices higher than at other Georgian restaurants.
"Highly recommended dishes include the Adjaruli khachapuri, stuffed duck rolls, lobiani, khinkali, and Chkmeruli chicken tabaka, all praised for their flavor and preparation."
Customers generally have a very positive view of this Georgian restaurant, frequently recommending it for its authentic cuisine and interesting cocktails. While some note it can be pricey with smaller portions compared to other Georgian establishments, the overall feedback highlights a delicious and well-prepared food experience.
Important Note
One customer noted that the restaurant can be pricey with smaller portions compared to other Georgian establishments.
"The commenter had a fantastic experience with Chito Gvrito NYC's $45 Restaurant Week dinner menu. They noted that the restaurant serves traditional Georgian dishes and offers good vegetarian options, along with reasonably priced drinks for NYC."
Positive"The commenter has consistently been blown away by the delicious and authentic food at Chito Gvrito, having tried almost everything on the menu without a bad experience. They believe it has the best Georgian food in NYC."
Positive"The commenter finds Chito Gvrito great, noting it's better for small parties."
Positive"The commenter expresses love for Chito Gvrito."
Positive"The commenter strongly recommends Chito Gvrito, saying "all the way!"."
Positive"The commenter recommends Chito Gvrito."
Positive"The commenter suggests Chito Gvrito serves "more true Georgian cuisine.""
Positive"The commenter has visited Chito Gvrito multiple times and really enjoyed it, noting that their visitors also liked it."
Positive"The commenter is a strong supporter of Chito Gvrito, placing it on a higher tier than Aragvi."
Positive"The commenter found Chito Gvrito's food pretty solid, though they noted it is pricey with smaller portions compared to other Georgian places."
Neutral"Chito Grito is described as an "awesome" place, especially for those who like or are interested in trying Georgian food."
Positive"The commenter personally enjoys Chito Gvrito."
Positive"The original poster responds positively to the recommendation for Chito Gvrito, noting it looks delicious."
Positive"The author expresses love for Chito Gvrito, a Georgian restaurant."
Positive"Recommended Georgian restaurant with interesting cocktails."
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