Go here. First impressions are not always meant for permanent judgement. This place has a very lovely atmosphere. The music is set for a light mood. The tables are set up quite beautifully and even the entrance makes you feel fancy. Once we sat down (we are Lithuanian Russian And English speakers) we were having a heard time communicating with the Georgian waiter and it seemed to agitate him. In the least I’m sure it’s frustrating. He didn’t really speak English at all and his Georgian was still a barrier enough for miscommunication with our Russian somehow. Not that I require people to speak the language I do... but in the heart of a very Russian community and in Brooklyn New York.. I figured we were prepared to really be able to communicate in any language we knew. Another waiter ended up helping the guy out and the frustration of not being able to communicate clearly was blurred out by how lovely the service was and how delicious the food was. We sampled 4 different soups. All were literally perfect. The salad was perfectly prepared. The lamb was perfectly cooked and very tender. As were the potatoes with mushrooms and the beef stroganoff... (I think that’s what it was called). Long story short. Go here. Eat. Spend some money. Be generous. It’s a lovely time to even have with your family. They’re very nice and well managed it seems. (We destroyed the food)