Aragvi Opens on Tverskaya as Moscow's Georgian Table
ESTIMATED75% CONFIDENCEThe article's infobox gives the year only - established 1938 - so the pin takes that year's last day, and records that the restaurant has since closed. It is placed at the Tverskaya 6/2 address the article names.[1]
Aragvi opened on Tverskaya Street in 1938 and became the Georgian restaurant of Soviet Moscow - a table for the nomenklatura and their guests, said to have been founded under Beria's patronage, with frescoed cellars beneath the street. It has since closed.
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