Georgian Comfort Cooking and Cheese Bread Near Kings Highway
Pull apart molten Adjarian khachapuri, order khinkali by the plate, and settle in with a game on the TV.
🧀 Cheese, Broth, and a Ballgame
Old Marani keeps things simple. The dining room is small, with a few televisions tuned to the game and a crowd that treats the place like a neighborhood clubhouse. Start with the Adjarian khachapuri, a bread boat filled with molten cheese, butter, and a soft egg that you swirl together at the table. The khinkali kalakuri arrive pleated and heavy with broth, and the first careful sip before the bite is the part regulars plan around. From there, the lula kebab and the spinach, beet, and eggplant salad round out a full spread. Prices stay mid-priced, and the kitchen runs from 11:00 AM to 11:00 PM every day. That wide window leaves room for a late Georgian dinner after work. Service is warm and quick, the kind that remembers your order, and the room sits right on Kings Highway in southern Brooklyn.
