TANEV GEORGI

Nice local restaurant with real Georgian food. Atmosphere was good and warm, need to book, because it was full, tasty food: khachapuri, khinkali were good and vine too. Just one thing, we ordered a lot of food for two people and brought starters and main dish at the same time, so when we finished eating fist, other was cold already.

I was so happy to stumble upon a real Georgian restaurant in such an unexpected spot! The food was absolutely amazing. I had a Khinkali and a Khachapuri, and both were absolutely delicious. The Khachapuri, in particular, was one of the best I’ve ever had outside of Georgia, even though it wasn’t made with Georgian cheese. It was a mix of mozzarella and feta, but the flavour was just like the ones I’ve had in Georgia made with Georgian cheese. The hosts were super friendly, and the atmosphere was just like being in Georgia. This is a fantastic find for anyone who loves Georgian food!

Second visit and again amazed by their delicious food. The raviolis are a must and the khigali with cheese, butter and egg was great. Highlight for being open until 4pm, we arrived around 3pm on a Sunday and that was great

Everything was perfect! Romantic antmosphere with live music for Valentine’s Day. Attentive service and generous dishes. It was really nice to discover Georgian cuisine and wine.

Really enjoyed the food and the service. The flavours are decadent and delicious. All dishes were really great but definitely I would recommend the khinkali (dumplings) with coriander and their delicious Ideali cake!

The khachapuri here is absolutely delicious, as are the khinkali, which are massive! The grilled pork with the pomegranate sauce was also excellent. Between two people, we had these three dishes and we were very fully at the end. For 25 euros each given the quality of the food, friendly service and nice interior, definitely good value for money. Would definitely come back!

Great small restaurant in a good location, the menu is not too big, there's what to choose from, the prices are fair, you can have a full stomach for only 10-15€ per person. Personally I would add more sauce for the khinkali, and I'd love to try odzhakhuri but this place doesn't offer it, which is a shame. The service is good but seems a bit slow. Not my first and definitely not the last time eating here.

New Georgian restaurant with classical internationalized dishes in offering (Khachapuri, Khinkali etc). Food is generally good; the menu and food offered are lacking polish (e.g. just a bit over-boiled khinkali, absence of soups in offering), but it will change over time as the restaurant is quite new. Wine offering is limited, but the positions available represent one of the best Georgian wineries. The personnel is extremely attentive and helpful. Restaurant ambience is nice and calm.