Marani Glatt Kosher Georgian Restaurant

This place is great. I've been dining over here for more than 7 years I think and all the time that I visit this place I enjoy the food. It's great! Kosher place in Rego Park, Queens, New York. This is a good choice if you're looking for a high scale. Jewish kosher food. They have very authentic dishes and everything is freshly made. I definitely can recommend all the dishes that you cannot pronounce the name of them 😀🥳😀 I love the khonkali and the freash salad and ca cabbage salad. The hell so ever. Nice selection of cocktails and alcoholic drinks.

Wonderful food and service, great menu selection. We chose the dumplings, lamb, kebab and braised beef, everything was delicious. For appetizers, we had corn bread and fried dumplings. The accompanying cranberry and tomato-based sauces were very special. The cinnamon "cigarettes" for dessert were out of this world.The service was very attentive. Would recommend to anyone, whether they keep kosher or not. Conveniently located near the R train.

. Don’t come looking for sushi and steak. Come to Marani with an adventurous spirit and you will be immersed in authentic Georgian Jewish cuisine. This is not fast food either so expect to wait, but the food is well worth it. I recommend trying one of their creative cocktails and a bowl of soup while you wait. The food looked and smelled so good I couldn’t get a picture until half way through the meal. Marani Must Taste: Georgian Bread Any soup Kinkali- Beef/Lamb Soup Dumplings Adjaruli- Tear-shaped bread bowl filled with meat and topped with an egg A la carte kabobs (specifically the lamb one but all are good.)

To begin with. This restaurant has been open for many years and most importantly the service and quality of food same as the first day. If I keep typing and explain myself what experience I had. I could type until next day. However, I would definitely would like to suggest you, to give they a try, and understand what real Georgian quality food looks like.

Excellent taste of Georgia. The food was delicious and the portions were huge. The prices are def justified. They even had a good variety of Georgian sodas. I enjoyed the terragon flavored one. It was actually my first time trying it. The spinach walnut paste dip was fresh and homemade and the bread was so tasty. The restaurant is Kosher and the staff is kind. I will visit this place again in the future.

Nice and cozy, family owned, Georgian restaurant in Rego Park, Queens. I came here by myself, so I can try Georgian food for the first time. The restaurant was a recommendation from my friends. I had their special Adjaruli as a hot appetizer, although it can be easily a main course considering their generous portion. As an entree I ordered their famous lamb shank with potatoes (they were a bit undercooked, but not a big deal), peppers, onions, dry apricots and prunes. For drink I had Georgian red dry wine Saperavi, a full body wine with a hint of red beries and casiss. They do not have too many options for desert (napoleon, walnut cigar and sorbetti). Service is fast and not too pushy. The lady that served me today did an amazing job (she even charged my phone). Restrooms are clean. Prices reasonable for the quantity you get. If I may suggest, it would be much better if the music in the restaurant would be Georgian. I think the whole experience would reach a higher level. Marani restaurant is located in 63rd Road, close to Queens Blvd. You can use R train and/or bus Q72 to reach this location.