Megobari: Georgian Khachapuri, Khinkali and Wine on Maroseyka

Megobari Moscow is a Georgian restaurant on Maroseyka Street 15, in the Kitay-Gorod area, a short walk from the Kitay-Gorod metro station. The word megobari means friend in Georgian, and the place began as a gastrobar of the Guliani Group, according to a description of the project.

The menu centers on khachapuri, the cheese-filled bread, baked in a wooden oven, khinkali, the Georgian dumplings, and shashlik cooked on a brazier in the hall, with a wine list built around Georgian wines. It is open until late at weekends. Other branches exist in Moscow, so check the official site, megobari.wine, for the one you want.

Quick Facts

Russian name	Мегобари
Address	Maroseyka Street 15, Moscow 101000 OpenStreetMap · Google Maps
Metro	Kitay-Gorod (Kaluzhsko-Rizhskaya Line (Line 6, orange) and Tagansko-Krasnopresnenskaya Line (Line 7, purple), Named by guides as the nearest station; the walking time was not verified)
Opening hours	Sunday to Thursday from 12:00 to 00:00, and Friday and Saturday from 12:00 to 06:00, according to a restaurant guide listing for the Maroseyka location; hours differ at other branches. (as of October 2026 – check the official site)
Admission	No entry fee. Current prices in RUB were not found; check the menu on the official site.
Best time to visit	The restaurant is open from 12:00, with closing at midnight on most days and 06:00 on Friday and Saturday at the Maroseyka location, according to a listing, so late dinners are possible. Outdoor seating is listed for summer. Crowd patterns were not verified.
Recommended duration	About 1.5 to 2 hours for a dinner
Cuisine	Georgian
Price level	€€
Reservations	Booking is listed as available, and a listing mentions takeaway, delivery and outdoor seating; the details were not read on the official site, megobari.wine, so confirm there. Other branches exist, and each has its own hours, so check which location you are booking. Walk-in availability was not verified.
Website	megobari.wine
Last updated	October 7, 2026

Why Visit Megobari?

The reasons are concrete. Megobari offers a wide Georgian menu in the center, with several kinds of Adjarian khachapuri, the boat-shaped bread, baked in a wooden oven, and khinkali made to old recipes from chopped meat, according to a description of the project.

A brazier in the hall grills shashlik, and the wine list leans on Georgian producers. The Maroseyka location is near Kitay-Gorod, Zaryadye Park and Red Square, so it suits a meal after sightseeing, and a listing gives hours to 06:00 on Friday and Saturday, which is late for the center. Prices were not found, so check the menu.

Highlights of Megobari

Khachapuri from the wooden oven

A description of the project says that various kinds of Adjarian khachapuri with fillings for every taste are baked in a wooden oven. Adjarian khachapuri is the boat-shaped bread with cheese and an egg in the middle. The oven is the heart of the kitchen, so look for the bread coming out hot. The range of fillings changes, so ask the waiter what is on offer.

Tip: Order khachapuri to share and eat it while it is hot.

Khinkali made to old recipes

The project description says that khinkali are made to ancient recipes from chopped meat. Khinkali are large Georgian dumplings, eaten by hand: hold the knot, bite, drink the broth and leave the knot. The fillings on the current menu were not checked, so ask which are available.

Tip: Eat khinkali by the knot and leave it on the plate.

Shashlik from the brazier

There is a brazier in the hall where shashlik, the grilled skewered meat, is cooked, according to the project description. Seeing the grill is part of the setting. The cuts on offer were not checked, so ask the waiter. Georgian shashlik is usually eaten with bread and sauces.

Tip: Ask which meats come off the brazier that day.

Georgian wines

The wine list includes many Georgian wines, according to the project description, and a guide calls Megobari a Georgian wine bar. Georgian wine is a good pairing for khachapuri and grilled meat. The list was not read, so ask the staff to suggest a wine by the glass or the bottle.

Tip: Ask for a Georgian wine you cannot find at home.

Hand-made baked goods and stews

A Moscow guide says the menu includes hand-made baked goods, meat stews and kebab platters, besides the wines of Georgian mountains. Stews and bread are the comfort side of the cuisine, good for a cold evening. The menu changes, so check it before you go.

Tip: Order a stew with bread for a full meal.

Other branches

A restaurant guide lists two more branches of Megobari in Moscow, and a separate listing shows one at Andropova Avenue 1 in the south of the city, with different hours. The menu and the atmosphere may differ between branches. Use the official site to pick the one nearest your route.

Tip: Check the address and hours of the branch you choose.

What to Order

• Adjarian khachapuri, the boat-shaped cheese bread, baked in a wooden oven
• Khinkali, the Georgian dumplings, made to old recipes from chopped meat
• Shashlik cooked on the brazier in the hall
• A Georgian wine from the list, by the glass or the bottle
• A meat stew with bread, which a Moscow guide lists among the dishes

Atmosphere

Megobari is a Georgian gastrobar, with a wooden oven where khachapuri is baked and a brazier in the hall where shashlik is grilled, according to a description of the project. The smell of bread and grilled meat is part of the room, and the wine list sets the mood.

Guests are a mix of tourists and Muscovites, and the hours run late, with Friday and Saturday to 06:00 at the Maroseyka location, according to a listing. Outdoor seating is listed in summer. The atmosphere changes between branches, so check which one you choose.

History of Megobari

Megobari began as a gastrobar of the restaurant group Guliani Group, according to a description of the project, built around a wooden oven for khachapuri, a brazier for shashlik and a Georgian wine list. The name is the Georgian word for friend.

The central location is on Maroseyka Street 15, near the Church of Saints Cosmas and Damian, according to a restaurant guide, and the same guide lists two more branches in Moscow. A separate listing shows another at Andropova Avenue 1.

The opening year and the later history of the group were not found in the sources read, so this section is short.

Reservations and Ordering at Megobari

A restaurant guide lists booking, takeaway, delivery, Wi-Fi and outdoor seating for the Maroseyka location, but the official site, megobari.wine, was not read in full, so use it to book and to find the current branch list. Walk-ins were not verified; for a late weekend table, reserve.

• Branches: each branch has its own address and hours, so check which one you book.
• Payment: listings say credit cards are accepted, but foreign Visa and Mastercard cards are reported not to work in Russia, so carry rubles and ask how a visitor can pay.
• Delivery: listed on a guide, not verified.

Check the current rules and contact details on the official site.

How to Get to Megobari

The central location is at Maroseyka Street 15, in the Kitay-Gorod area. Guides name Kitay-Gorod, on Lines 6 and 7, as the nearest metro station; the walking time was not verified, but the street runs from the station toward the Boulevard Ring. Chistye Prudy and Lubyanka are also in the area.

• Metro: Kitay-Gorod, then walk along Maroseyka Street; check the exit on the station plan.
• Taxi: ask for Maroseyka Street 15; the taxi apps guide of this site explains how to book.

Accessibility

A restaurant guide listing says the Maroseyka location is not wheelchair accessible. Other details were not found, so ask the restaurant before you go, and check the branch you choose.

Food Nearby

Zaryadye Park, a short walk away, has pavilions with food, and its article is on this site. The Kitay-Gorod and Chistye Prudy areas have many other cafes and restaurants. For a Russian meal, Varenichnaya No. 1 and Stolovaya 57 have their own articles. Check hours before you go.

What to Bring

Rubles in cash, since foreign cards are reported not to work, and an appetite for bread and cheese. No dress code was found.

Photography Rules

No photography rules were found. The oven and the brazier are part of the setting, so ask the staff before you photograph the kitchen, the room or other guests, and avoid flash.

Family Suitability

Georgian dishes such as khachapuri and khinkali suit children, and the menu is shared by the table. The children's policy and stroller access were not found, and the Maroseyka location is listed as not wheelchair accessible, so ask before you go.

Moscow Vibes Tips

• Eat khinkali by hand, holding the knot on top, and leave the knot on the plate.
• Order one khachapuri for the table and share it while it is hot.
• Friday and Saturday hours at the Maroseyka location run to 06:00, according to a listing, so it works for a late meal.
• There are several branches with different hours, so use the official site to pick the one for you.
• Ask the staff to pair a Georgian wine with your dishes.
• The location is near Zaryadye Park, as the Zaryadye Park guide of this site explains, so combine a walk and a meal.

Make an Outing of Your Visit to Megobari

Megobari is within walking distance of places that pair well with a meal. A simple way to build the outing:

Before or after your meal

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  Central Children's Store on Lubyanka Moscowabout 850 m away (~14 min walk) · typical visit: About 1 to 2 hours
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  Zaryadye Concert Hall Moscowabout 850 m away (~14 min walk) · typical visit: About 2.5 to 3 hours for a concert
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  Zaryadye Park Moscowabout 900 m away (~15 min walk) · typical visit: 1–2 hours; 3 hours with the pavilions

Time needed: plan about 6–9 hours for the whole outing, including the meal (roughly 1–1.5 hours), the places above and the walking between them.

Explore Nearby Megobari

Metro stations near Megobari

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  Kitay-Gorod Metro Stationabout 350 m away (~6 min walk)
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  Chistye Prudy Metro Stationabout 900 m away (~15 min walk)
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  Lubyanka Metro Stationabout 650 m away (~10 min walk)

Restaurants and cafes near Megobari

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  Masa Madreabout 450 m away (~7 min walk)
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  Tkemaliabout 950 m away (~15 min walk)
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  SAVVAabout 950 m away (~16 min walk)
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  Metropol Restaurantabout 950 m away (~16 min walk)

Nightlife near Megobari

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  Alexey Kozlov Clubabout 150 m away (~3 min walk)
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  Harat's Pubabout 350 m away (~6 min walk)

Hotels near Megobari

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  Guten Duck Moscow Hostelabout 400 m away (~6 min walk)
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  MOSS Boutique Hotelabout 400 m away (~7 min walk)
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  Rus Chistye Prudy Hostelabout 450 m away (~7 min walk)

Train stations and river piers near Megobari

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  Kursky Railway Terminalabout 1.5 km away (~24 min walk)

Events and traditions near Megobari

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  Day of Slavic Writing and Culture in Moscowabout 600 m away (~10 min walk)
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  Non/fiction Book Fair in Moscowabout 850 m away (~13 min walk)

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FAQ: Megobari

What does Megobari mean?

Friend, in Georgian.

What cuisine is it?

Georgian, with khachapuri, khinkali, shashlik and Georgian wines.

Where is it?

At Maroseyka Street 15, near Kitay-Gorod metro station; other branches exist.

What are the hours?

From 12:00 to 00:00, and to 06:00 on Friday and Saturday, according to a listing; confirm.

Do I need to book?

Booking is listed; confirm on the official site, megobari.wine.

How much does dinner cost?

Current prices were not found; check the menu.

Is it wheelchair accessible?

A listing says the Maroseyka location is not; ask the restaurant.

Can I pay with a foreign card?

Foreign cards are reported not to work in Russia; carry rubles and ask.

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