Bagebi is a restaurant of Georgian cuisine located in the center of Moscow in a historical building
On the street of Prechistenka between the art Gallery Zurab Tsereteli and the Russian Academy of Arts.
The menu is based on the traditional recipes of Georgia in a modern author's reading
The chef of the project is Nikita Verchenko.
The restaurant is four halls with a bar and a large covered two -storey courtyard - the Hall of the Winter Garden, adapted, including for various events: concerts, exhibitions, performances and private holidays.
Bagebi is a restaurant of Georgian cuisine located in the center of Moscow in a historical building
On the street of Prechistenka between the art Gallery Zurab Tsereteli and the Russian Academy of Arts.
The menu is based on the traditional recipes of Georgia in a modern author's reading
The chef of the project is Nikita Verchenko.
The restaurant is four halls with a bar and a large covered two -storey courtyard - the Hall of the Winter Garden, adapted, including for various events: concerts, exhibitions, performances and private holidays.
The restaurant received the name Bagebi in honor of the Tbilisi district of the same name, where the house is located - the workshop of Zurab Konstantinovich Tsereteli.
In Moscow, the restaurant is adjacent to the Art Gallery of Zurab Tsereteli and the Russian Academy of Arts.
The restaurant's menu is based on the traditional recipes and tastes of all regions of Georgia, made using modern technologies in the author’s reading of the project chef - Nikita Verchenko.
The restaurant received the name Bagebi in honor of the Tbilisi district of the same name, where the house is located - the workshop of Zurab Konstantinovich Tsereteli.
In Moscow, the restaurant is adjacent to the Art Gallery of Zurab Tsereteli and the Russian Academy of Arts.
The restaurant's menu is based on the traditional recipes and tastes of all regions of Georgia, made using modern technologies in the author’s reading of the project chef - Nikita Verchenko.
The stories of murals in one hall were based on the frescoes of Italian masters, such as Amborgjo Lorenzetti, Piero della Francesca, Bernozzi Gazzoli, etc., and the other contains pictures of scenes of Iliad of Homer with motives of ancient Russian chronicles.
The founder of the Tsereteli Winery winery.