We liked very much the food and the service. The food was authentic Quacazian and Georgian. Everything we ordered was delicious. Service was fast. They offer kids meals as well. They speak English and Russian so it was easy to communicate.

We wanted to taste something out of the ordinary and we did. Nice place, good service with a smile and very tasty food. The combination of tastes of this cuisine is interesting and worth checking out.

Food was nice but not really hot. Service ok, but fairly slow. Found a language barrier, but got there in the end. Convenient location.

Went as agroup of 8. Some different types of food on the menu. The service was excellent, although the food was a little slow in coming. Good value for money. Some of the options were a bit basic though. Overall recommended.

Interesting cuisine, oriental. Kinkali, bread, Armenian beer, all very good. Nicely decorated, pleasant place to meet, not necessarily business meeting. Meals are not too small and not to big. 👍

Although located near main "restaurant street" of the city, you will find surrounding nice and quiet. Restaurant is in the long court between 4-storey buliding and it feels like sitting at some calm back street totally elsewhere. Cozy atmosphere of small terrace is enhanced by...low roof above and plenty of blooming flower pots around. Service is very kind. All food is being prepared on demand, so you need to reserve ca.30 min waiting time. Enough to enjoy glass of wine before eating. In menu you can find variety of Caucasian foods. Meat-eaters and vegeterians can sit together and find satisfying solutions for both types. Servings sizes are just right to make sure that for empty stomach you can fit main dish and dessert. Prices are reasonable, so within 170PLN you can get decent romantic dinner for a couple with glass of wine for each. Summarizing: just right fit to celebrate evening and get first impression of flavours before visiting Caucasus :)More

Nice food but not much meat in my lamb dish. My husband's meal was a little disappointing also (not much meat) Quite expensive. Good, friendly service. Nice decor.

The place is conveniently located, staff were nice and food quality was decent, but we both left still hungry, having paid a pretty standard price. Choose somewhere else if you're really starving ;)

This place is great for foodies, it's hidden from the world and you come downstairs to find the best Indian eats in Lodz. The variety of dishes that are available is staggering and from what me and my friends tried the flavours in the curry...dishes are otherworldly.More

Cosy restaurant in the back of main Piotrkowska street really nice probably authentic food + friendly staff

We stopped here for a dinner. The food is Arminian but there are Georgian dishes. We had an Arminian Bear, the “award winning “ Lamb Kufte, salad , dumpling. The food and the service amazing. We were happy to hear that they are opening a...new place.More

I visited Lavash in July 2018. It was a lovely warm evening so we sat out side in the trendy alley on a deck. It was a friendly atmosphere and clean. There were quite a few other diners as it was about 6pm by the...time we got there. We were with friends (4 of us) The beer was good and we ordered starters. A soup which was extremely hearty and full of beans and meat and veg, it was spicy but really good, also a trio of pate which was very nice and slightly sweet, one was very garlic orientated. The main course were also very hearty and delicious. I had a chicken dish, slightly spicy with fries which were very chunky and so the four of us munched through as much as we could eat. There wasn't any room left for dessert but they did look good. I will definitely go back. The service was good and efficient and timely and friendly. The food here is some thing different and well worth a try, it is good to taste flavours from a different country. I was here on Monday, it may be a good idea to book if going at the weekend.More