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Restaurant: Kavkazskaya Plennitsa

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The Kavkazskaya Plennitsa Restaurant is created on basis of the famous Russian comedy. The interior is decorated in style of the 60s-70s of the 20th century, and some elements of decoration remind of the movie and popular actors who played the main parts in the comedy.

In the restaurant there are four halls. Each of them features unusual design. The largest hall is called the main or the musical one. In the center of the hall the plane-tree is planted, and the walls are decorated with photos depicting the scenes from the movie. In the hall one can enjoy watching the comedy. One of the tables in the hall is occupied by figures of the main characters, so everyone could sit with them and take a picture of such a nice company. The guests of the main hall are welcome to enjoy the smorgasbord.

The Caucasian Garden Hall is decorated as an old garden of Tbilisi. It impresses as a cozy corner furnished with wooden furniture and decorated with nice flowers. At the entrance there is a figure of donkey, one of the movie characters. One of the walls of the hall is decorated with Caucasian mountains’ view.

The Wine-Cellar Hall features huge barrels with wine and wine press filled with grapes. The VIP-Room calling "Saakhov’s Study" is intended for up to six persons. At the entrance the guests could see the figure of Saakhov holding the tray. The walls of the room are decorated with carpets, daggers, and wine horns.

In the restaurant there is the summer veranda covered with tiled roof. It is located close to the nice garden with brazier, oven for bread and pond with trout.

In the restaurant the guests are offered traditional dishes of Caucasian cuisine, salads, cold appetizers, fruits, wine and beer. All the dishes are prepared by qualified professionals. In the restaurant there is meager menu and menu for kids. By the way, kids under 6 years old are welcome to enjoy restaurant’s meal for free, and dishes for kids of 6-12 years old go with 50% discount.

Each evening the guests are entertained by live music: songs and hits of Soviet variety.