The place was okay overall, but the experience was disappointing. We had reserved a table, and when…read morewe arrived and said we were four people, the owner and staff looked at each other for some reason before finally seating us. The table we were given was in an uncomfortable spot near the passageway to the back. We asked if there was another table available on the other side, but the owner said no because all tables were reserved. However, when we were leaving, several tables were still available, which made the situation feel unfair. The service was slow, the food was just okay, and the owner did not come across as pleasant or welcoming. Overall, not the best experience.

Good luck on getting the name right but the food will soon make you forget the language barrier. We…read morecame on a Saturday night to celebrate our family being all together which almost never happens. The decor takes you away from Brooklyn straight to Georgia. Authentic decor from the old world and service to match. If you bring your own Licqour, they will charge you a bottle service fee, so feel free to drink theirs and take yours home. Service was great at first, but as the restaurant filled with more parties, we felt neglected. Not being offered dessert or coffee--/ we felt obliged to ask for our check. Dessert came but coffee is not available/ hopefully this gets fixed soon. We look forward to our next trip

Ubani has replaced Georgian Cuisine at 8309 Third Avenue. Funny enough, we ordered pretty…read moresimilarly. We started with the eggplant rolls again and added the beet salad with goat cheese. Beet salad was a hit served with big chunks of tender beets. I'm not sure if they boiled and chilled the beets or used another technique to soften them up, but it came out nicely. This time we opted for the khachapuri imeruli. It was delicious. I've yet to come across a khachapuri that I've disliked. Dough was crispy and flakey. Cheese was melty and gooey. Always such a cozy delight. We had the khinkali again - this time with cheese filling. It's a nice vegetarian friendly option, but I prefer the meat or vegetable blend fillings. Cheese in the khinkali was similar to the khachapuri, so it was redundant to order the two together. Would definitely recommend the khinkali but would pick a different filling if you're getting khachapuri. For the main course, we shared the shkmeruli - a roasted chicken in a creamy garlic sauce. I've seen this listed as chicken tabaka elsewhere. It was excellent! Less garlicky than the one I had a Saperavi earlier in the week. Chicken was juicy but the sauce was the star. We dipped the nipples of the khinkali in the sauce to maximize usage. Good list of Georgian wines. Full bar plus some beers including a Georgian one. Service brought out the dishes in a well paced manner. They were very patient as we lounged in their backyard. It was a very comfortable outdoor dining set up. There is one, spacious single occupancy restroom.

10/10. Amazing. No notes. I would sell a limb to come here again if I had to. Large portions (we…read moregot the imeruli khachapuri, khinkali, pkali trio, and the mtsvadi) that were all delicious! We had to take some stuff home. Our impressively friendly waitress packaged that up like a military operation. It was AMAZING!!! The interior? Meh. Cool art but nothing too special -- but you won't even care because you'll be too busy slurping down the heavenly food that was blessed by the Georgian mountains or something!! It's comfy enough. I loved it so much! I will come again. I didn't take any food pictures because I don't believe in food bloggers and my sausage fingers frequently prevent me from taking decent pictures. But I did snap a shot of the lemonade which looked a little radioactive but was absolutely delicious. If you're thinking about it, just go! Rip the band aid off and ascend to food enlightenment.

This is my 2nd time trying Georgian food and we ordered three cheeseboats and the lamb chakapuli…read moreentree. The cheeseboat is perfect for one person, but it can get a bit heavy from all the cheese. My favorite one was either the leek or chicken cheeseboat, the leek was so flavorful and shined in the cheeseboat. The lamb chakapuli entree was delicious but the lamb was tough to chew and was hard, the stew tho was good especially dipped with the bread. I would skip on this the next time I come. The apricot juice was amazing! It comes with fresh apricots and the drink wasn't too sweet. Service was good, the waiter checked up on us frequently and always came to refill our water.

After a little bit of a rut, I have hit the jackpot on several restaurants, and in case you have…read morenot been following, I have been on a trend of Georgian restaurants, with Georgian cuisine being one that is climbing higher and higher in my favorite cuisines, each time I try it. In the last few weeks, I have been to three Georgian restaurants, and this one may be the antithesis to everything I have tried up to this point. Because this restaurant is in Williamsburg, expect some hipster flair with some great food. Fortunately, Cheeseboat delivers on both fronts. This is the restaurant that introduced me to Khinkali, or Georgian soup dumplings. Six to a plate, these are outrageously, sinfully, delicious. Not terribly hot, but have terrific flavor that are not filling at all. Everybody should order these when they come here. The Shkmeruli is terrific as well. Full of flavor, amazing spice, the chicken is moist and juicy. I easily butchered this because I did not want to leave any meat on the bone. Unfortunately, the bread it comes with is a bit salty for my liking, but the chicken is the star, and that is why it can be recommended. Of course, you know what is coming next. I have been on the hunt for Khachapuri since I cannot get enough of this bread now. Everything I said previously I rescind (kidding), but seriously. This is dynamic. It is hot and stays hot. So much cheesy flavor and full of deliciousness I could not stop eating it. It is good for one person. This is not to be shared. I would like to take a moment to recognize my server, Liza, now. Pretty, exuberant, full of joy and confidence, with an intelligent aura around her, I think I fell in love with her each time she passed my table. Sonny from the film, "A Bronx Tale" once said every man meets three great women in their lifetime. Sometimes they come all once, sometimes they come around every 10 years. She is definitely someone who is going to make someone very happy one day. It was a joy to have her serve me. How often have I been giving out five star reviews lately? A lot, I know. However, you deserve the truth, and this restaurant does not tell a lie. Liza and all, this is the five star experience.

Their shawarma was sooo good($12) the service was a bit slow but it def worth it…read more We also tried Khachapri ($11.99) and chicken salad ($8.99 per lb)

This is one of my go-to spots in the area. The shawarma and khachapuri are delicious (and best…read moreenjoyed on the boardwalk a short walk away)!

What a hidden neighborhood gem! I've walked past Chito Gvrito many times and decided to finally try…read moreit for a weekend dinner. Luckily I was able to get a reservation ahead of time because the place was packed that night! I'm not too familiar with Georgian food, but many of the dishes on the menu looked so good. We decided on the mixed mushroom khinkali, thin crust megrelian khachapuri, pork mtsvadi skewer, and Mediterranean fish. The dumplings were stuffed full with mushrooms and I liked the thick dumpling skin. So different than dumplings I've had before. The flatbread was so unique topped with the pile of fresh herbs and pesto. It's a must order! The pork skewer was so juicy and flavorful. The fish was topped with a walnut sauce and my least favorite of the meal. Chito Gvrito is a perfect spot for a date night or a group meal. The dishes can easily be shared and definitely order one of the flatbreads!

Delicious Georgian food. We came as a group and asked the waiter to recommend dishes to share…read more Everything recommended was delicious. We were able to try a little bit of everything, and it was overall delicious. The portions were a little smaller than I expected, but the food overall was delicious and we were very happy to try a bit of each dish and experience some delicious Georgian cuisine. The inside was full, and we had a reservation, but we had to wait 10ish minutes,s which wasn't too bad. I think my favorite was the fish; the texture was great, and the flavor was great. I also loved the cheese-filled pie. Who doesn't like cheese! Would definitely recommend if you're interested in trying some Georgian food or just some delicious food in general!

came to area for a work thing and happened to go to this place to try to use the restroom. Ended up…read moreeating here. Very happy with the food thank you!

The best ,delicious Georgian food in Georgian Corner cafe, highly recommended…read moreKhachapuri

Amazinggg georgian food! I always take it to go but it's still really good rewarmed at home.read more

Food was not as I would of expected…read more Service was great But it's mostly a place for bread that's their specialty If you decide to try them order only their amazing breads w bread choices W cheeses or meat or beans Amazing Food is not great Dry chiken Soup too watery Salads are good too So know what you want to order Ask the waiter he will steer you in the right direction Also I don't do corn or vegetable oils They don't have olive oil Unfortunately for me it's not a great choice

Quick and friendly service, great food, relaxing atmosphere. Lots of options to choose from on the…read moremenu - including original Georgian wines. Definitely coming back.

I haven't had much Georgian food before, but after this meal I'm absolutely a fan! I had a…read moredelicious dinner here catching up with friends, and I highly recommend coming with a few people to share dishes family-style. - Khachapuri - a must-order! The server will help mix the cheese boat, and the cheesy egg mixture becomes the perfect balance of rich and salty gooeyness. - Mkhali Trio - nice spread sampler that tastes exactly like the vegetables in the description. Sadly the dish only came with 3 tiny pieces of cornbread, and it would've been nice if they included more bread with it. - Beef & Pork Khinkali - huge dumplings, which reminded me a bit of soup dumplings. The tops were quite doughy (not sure if they're actually edible or meant to be eaten?), but the filling is juicy and tasty. - Chanakhi - a nicely spiced, warm, and bold lamb stew. There's also an extensive wine list and some fun Georgian sodas and lemonades to try from the drink menu. Overall had a nice dinner here and would love to return!