Chito & Gvrito — Restaurant in Stuttgart

I've known the restaurant and its proprietor for some years when I moved in the neighborhood and since then I've been there several times, having the chance to try almost all the dishes. There is a wide variety to choose from: some are always available and some other that need a long preparation should be ordered in advance. All the dishes I've tried over time were always delicious and this opinion has always been shared by everyone at my table when I went with friends.

Being a foodie and amateur cook myself, the owner was always glad to stop by and have a chat about how the dishes are prepared and about the Georgian cuisine in general.

Some of the dishes I'd recommend are the spicy beef stew Ostri and the grilled pork dishes Ojachuri and Mtsvadi Ketse. Besides the Kinkali, for which there's always space :)

The bean or meat filled Georgian breads are also delicious and are an excellent accompaniement for the above meats,...

Have no idea about food, we never got it. But horrible service. Me and my partner went for a date and booked a table in this restaurant (we were dreaming to visit it since long time). We knew exactly what we want to eat and we’re super excited. Since we came I was asking to place an order saying I know what we will order, but the waitress was insisting we have to wait (no drinks proposed as well). After 10 minutes of waiting she finally brought a menu. Again I said we know what we want to order, but she refused to take the order insisting we have to look into the menu (???). After ten minutes more of waiting when she will come to take an order and trying to get her attention, we finally left. Disappointed and hungry. I really don’t...

I live in Georgia, so I can tell with authority, it’s way too far from a really good Georgian food. Adjaruli khatchapuri had really thick dough, when it’s supposed to be more fluffy. Khinkali was really mediocre: salty, without decent flavor. Pkhali was the worst I’ve tried in my life: really nothing special, tastes absolutely different in Georgia. And all this for 3ple price! Let me reveal a little secret to you: Georgian food is really easy and cheap to make, so they take a really huge advantage of their customers here. 5 khinkali for 11.5€ is an unbelievably crazy price. In Georgia 10 pieces cost about 6€. So, overall, what they suggest here is absolutely not...