Restaurant Irina — Restaurant in Strasbourg

The food was decent, but the meat was very dry and overcooked. I liked the assortment of "salads" (more like spreads...) and the pide egg cheese bread (forgot the name but it was delicious!). The meats (fillet mignon and skewer) were tasty, but dust dry. The hostess was nice, however, not overly so. (I didn't see her smile even once to any of the customers.) The food was quite expensive for what was offered too. Three small pieces of skewer meat and some potato came to almost 20€... (Despite me showing a picture from here which had three skewers and asking the hostess to get that, I only got one skewer, so take review images with a grain of salt.) In summary, it was ok to good, but I'll look for a different Georgian restaurant in the future. It's not as good as other reviews...

It’s a nice family type restaurant offering main Georgian plates in a quiet neighbourhood. I loved this aubergine snack which is a must try. The waitress is extremely professional. The only dislike is going to bad interior design which needs renovation such as bigger windows, more national decorations, more colours. Anyways, the restaurant gets full of people in the evenings, so better to reserve a seat in advance. Considering prices in Strasbourg it’s a relatively cheap restaurant. I paid around 50 euros for what you see. Definitely will go...

Georgian food, that's a new one!

The place looks very local, more like a house, even the door!

Food was good and it's great being able to try Georgian cuisine, not easy to find Georgian restaurants. We had the assortment of salads (more like dips) which was good but nothing special, some of them were a bit basic.

And the classic Georgian dumplings that were super tasty, with a hint of spiciness.

In general, good to try...