GMT - Georgian Wine&Art Gallery — Restaurant in Krakow

One of my favorite restaurants in Kraków and the best Georgian restaurant I tried (been to various in Poland). Very cute and friendly environment, dog friendly for those who have dogs.(No kids allowed as it's a wine place, so adults only!) Garden is amazing when it's warm although it's good to have spray for mosquitos, although they sometimes also have one for their clients. Amazing wine choice for any wine lover, specially the amber wine is very original and tasty. Food wise, the menu isn't the biggest but the choices will make you happy! Very tasty and satisfying food to go along with your wine. If you don't drink alcohol, they also have Gviniani, a refreshing drink made of wine and spices that is without alcohol (really recommend even for wine lovers). My food highlight recommendation would be the dumplings on Thursdays (Chinkali Party) and Chaczapuri Adżaruli! The only possible downside is that can be slow service but as they are a small place, you know that when it arrives its 100%...

Once a lovely, quirky place, it seems to have been going through difficulties. The quirks are becoming more prominent and the positives are fading somewhat. Everything in the garden was a bit dirty and ramshackle, and the food is tasty but with tiny portions. At the prices they charge, really tiny, and the wait time isn't really justified by anything.

The price point makes it contentious that there is no table service either, and you need to go in and order at the bar like in a food truck park. At least they bring the order to you.

I don't have children but encouraging dogs in a food service area while outright banning under 18s is certainly an idiosyncratic choice.

It's a real shame - things like unwiped tables might just be an off day, but paying 60 for 10 bites of stew and some bread is more permanent. Last visit was the first time in my life I left a Georgian restaurant still hungry,...

Very good Georgian food. There's plenty of wine to choose from. The place is actually a wine gallery in the first place. Food is only an addition in the menu.

Inside you will find a place that someone tried to turn into a cozy interior. However, the building doesn't help with coziness. Still, it feels nice to sit around.

With some people inside, it tends to get loud quickly, so it's difficult to follow conversation.

It's much nicer to stay outside in the garden when it's open.

One important feat of the place is that they only allow adults in (and they ask about the age when you enter with...