Redux: Georgian Cuisine @ Cheese Boat (Table for 6)

Google AI Generated description: Georgia is a country in Eastern Europe and West Asia. Credited as the birthplace of wine, a cradle of Christian culture, a UNESCO-listed site for its unique winemaking traditions, and a crossroads of cultures. It's also known for its warm hospitality, striking mountain ranges, and delicious cuisine, including the famous khachapuri. Details This is a redux of shoutout to a fellow SF Foodie member for putting this restaurant the radar. Khachapuri, khacho" (curd) and "puri" (bread) is a traditional Georgian comfort food that resembles a boat. Made of fluffy dough, with a variety of cheese and distinctive raw egg in the center. The hot cheese melts into the dough, cooking the egg sunny side up. Menu A perfect spot for meat lovers or vegetarians, the menu is unique. Georgian Cheese Boat serves three kinds of Archaruli Khachapuri, a variety of stuffed breads, Ajapsandali (eggplant and vegetable stew), Or Chakapuli (lamb stew with green plums) to name a few. Misc Attendees and Waitlist Please have consideration and update your RSVP 72 hours prior to the event if you are unable to attend. Dress is casual. Administrative Trivia Dinner dishes average $25. Imported wine List and beer are available. Total cost will include individual's food, beverage, tax, tip,and possibly a health mandate. Each diner is responsible for the total cost of their own orders-take raw bill x1.34 for your total payment. Organizer will manage one singular bill and form of payment. Please be prepared to pay the organizer by Cash, Zelle, AppleCash. Taxes and Fees Dining in San Francisco has a sales tax (8.625%) and possibly an employee health mandate (5%), a tip (20%) may be automatically added. There will be one single check. I'll calculate individual dishes (raw x 1.34) include all of these, and round final payment to the closest dollar. Parking and Transportation Located in North Beach neighborhood at 1224 Grant Avenue just off of Columbus. Street parking may be challenging but available. Walkable from Muni 8, 8x bus stop and Muni 12 at Columbus & Broadway.