Arishta is proudly called a restaurant, but it is a maximum cafe for locals. The price is reasonable, and considering that it is a tourist center, it is even small. This cafe reminded me of the ethnic eateries in the markets and along the streets of the city in the 2000s. It's delicious and polite, but they don't really monitor the sanitation. Mostly locals eat here. The armosphere is appropriate. The portions are large. When they came in the morning or at lunch, more or less, but in the evening everything was smoky, the hood couldn't cope. Cons: steep stairs to the basement, not very clean and smoking! Among the advantages: an acceptable restaurant for the area, delicious local dishes, location, and the waiters speak Russian.

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ПАВЕЛ ПАВЕЛ

Level 6 Local Expert

I don't know who writes negative reviews. We were brought to this restaurant by a random passerby who said that for sane money you will not taste the national cuisine anywhere else. We were on a business trip for three days and ordered a menu in advance for each evening, including a barbecue from Ossetian. Where else can you eat for $ 60 for two with alcohol. The waiter came up to us almost every minute. I suggested trying watermelon for a snack with vodka - it went well. We recommend it, we recommend it, and we recommend it again. The locals who met us all spoke positively about this place. Anyone who wants to spend twice as much can go to the old town - I do not guarantee the consequences.

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Дмитрий Маркевич

Level 13 Local Expert

They cook very well, the portions are quite large. Not a bad choice on the menu. Ayran is divine! The prices are quite reasonable. The place is popular with locals. The only disadvantage for me personally is that smoking is allowed in the cafe. And some people use it.

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