Despite a somewhat gaudy facade, Genyatsvale is a laid-back, tastefully decorated Georgian cafe with blown-up photos of the motherland on the walls. Serves perfectly made khachapuri po ajarski (flatbread filled with melted cheese and a runny egg). Friendly staff and a good Georgian wine list.
Genatsvale
Top choice in Northern European Russia
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