Marani - City of London,Westminster

I visited this place recently and had bread stuffed with cheese. It tasted amazing. I also had chicken in walnuts souse which I found very delicious. The ambience was very good and the interiors were excellent. I will definitely visit this restaurant again to taste other dishes. Really enjoyed my time there.

It is so funny that we went to the trouble of making a telephonic reservation to this place because it was empty when we arrived. The staff is ignorant as they kept us waiting at the door, then at the table ready to order. When finally we were obliged, the food was of the same quality. It was of poor taste and not appetizing at all. Strictly avoidable.

I recently dined at Marani Georgian restaurant and I was impressed. The khachapuri filled with cheese was amazing, and the khinkali in walnut sauce was delicious. I definitely need to go back and try other dishes. Marani is truly one of the best dining rooms in all of London with its inviting atmosphere that everyone can enjoy.

Located in the heart of Mayfair, Marani is a charming Georgian restaurant that takes diners back to the 19th century as soon as they step inside. The high ceilings, hand-painted walls, and welcoming staff enhance the restaurant's overall appeal. The menu features dishes such as fresh tomato salad with vinaigrette dressing, elarji bazhe (polenta cheese balls) with mandel dipping sauce, freshly baked bread with garlic butter, and chkmeruli (corn-lined grilled baby corn in a garlic cream sauce). I was pleasantly surprised by Georgian cuisine, which includes plenty of cheese, cream, and garlic in every dish. I highly recommend Marani for a unique dining experience.

Marani is like a grandmother to me. Not Georgian, and not a big fan of Georgian cuisine, she couldn't even point out where Georgia is on a map. But like Marani, my grandmother shows love through food. She appreciates the cheesy, garlicky goodness in dishes as long as they are delicious and nourishing. Georgian food seems to follow the same philosophy. I recently dined at Marani with fellow food bloggers to learn more about Georgian cuisine and try out their offerings. The experience was fantastic and I highly recommend it.