The Elarji here with walnut sauce was really good. I liked that it didn&#39;t feel heavy, just fresh ingredients doing their thing. Prices are a bit steep though, but you can tell they use quality stuff. Would come back if I&#39;m craving that specific dish again.

Came here with a few friends last Friday. Live music was decent, staff didn&#39;t hover which I liked. Ordered the khinkali and shkmeruli&mdash;both came out hot, portions were fair for the price. Bill for two with drinks was around 90 GEL, which felt about right for what you get. Not the cheapest spot in Tbilisi, but you&#39;re paying for the vibe too. Would come back if someone else picks the place.

This restaurant is a hidden gem in Tbilisi, combining great food with a fantastic view. It&#39;s ideal for a leisurely lunch or an evening meal.

The mushroom khinkali were the standout for me&mdash;savory, juicy, exactly what I wanted with a cold beer. Place was busy but the food still came out fresh. Solid neighborhood spot.

Best sushi I&rsquo;ve had in the city. Fish was fresh, rice seasoned just right. No complaints about the taste.

Came for the view, stayed for a gin and tonic. City lights from the terrace are solid. Service was quick enough. Prices are a bit steep for what you get, but the location makes up for it.

The khachapuri was the best I had in Georgia, and the beef soup hit the spot. Sausage was just okay though.

Stopped by for a drink and ended up staying way longer than planned. Place has that worn-in skater vibe, nothing polished about it. Bartender remembered my order from last time, which never happens. Not the spot for a fancy night out, but if you want real conversation and cheap beer, this is it. Just don&#39;t expect quick service when it gets busy.

Came for the Adjarian khachapuri and yeah, it hit the spot. Dough was fresh, egg yolk mixed in just right. Walnut salad was decent too. Just gotta wait a bit when it&#39;s busy.

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The cherry lemonade and cherry pie were the reason I stopped in &mdash; can&#39;t get those back home, so that was a fun find. Burger was decent, just not as spicy as I thought it&#39;d be. Portion size felt fair for what you pay. I&#39;d come back for the pie again, honestly.

Stopped by for a quick bite. Parking was a bit of a hassle, lot&rsquo;s across a busy road. Not great if you&rsquo;ve got little ones. Inside was fine though, food came out hot and the place had a decent vibe. Probably wouldn&rsquo;t go out of my way for it, but it did the job.

The sculpture itself is really striking&mdash;soft lines but it still feels powerful. Good photo spot too, you get some cool angles of the roads and the city around it. I just wish there was more to do nearby after you see it. We didn&#39;t stay long, but for a quick stop it&#39;s fine. No complaints about the price since it&#39;s free, but don&#39;t plan on spending more than 20 minutes here.

I had an incredible meal here, especially the salmon steak and desserts. The quality of the food is truly impressive, and the service was attentive and friendly.

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Stopped by for a late lunch. Place has this cool old-school vibe, lots of character. I had the khinkali and they were solid, juicy. Portions are kinda small though, and you definitely pay for the atmosphere. Fine for a treat, but not an everyday spot. Service was fine, nothing crazy.

Food&#39;s solid and that terrace is a nice spot. Bread&#39;s a must-get. Service drags a bit when it&#39;s packed, but fine for a quick bite.

The mint lemonade was really refreshing, and the staff swapped our wrong dish without any fuss. Food came out fast too. Only thing is the seating felt a bit cramped, but for a quick lunch it worked fine.

Khinkali were solid, no complaints there. Service was a bit rushed though, waiter barely had time to stop. Decent spot if you&#39;re in the area.

Been coming here for a while now. Food&#39;s always fresh and the staff remember you. Yeah service is slow, but you just hang with the kittens in the courtyard. That&#39;s the charm of the place.

The salad greens tasted really fresh, which I always appreciate. Nice spot for a relaxed meal, though the seating felt a bit cramped.

Pasta was solid, handmade for sure. Lasagne portion decent but honestly, price felt a bit steep for what you get. Fine for a one-off, not a regular spot for me.

The honey-glazed roast piglet was the star &mdash; crispy skin, tender meat. Fresh bread for soaking up the sauce was a nice touch. A bit pricey but worth it.

Tasty food and fair prices, but the 45-minute wait tested my patience. Fine if you&#39;ve got time to kill.

The desserts were the real star here &mdash; got the chocolate cake and it was rich without being too heavy. Music was chill too, made it easy to hang around after finishing.

Stopped by for a quick bite and grabbed the khachapuri. Came out hot, cheese was nicely melted, bread had that good chew. Fries on the side were a nice touch, not greasy at all. Place was busy but I didn&#39;t wait long. Solid choice if you&#39;re in the area and want something simple.

The terrace got a bit chilly but they brought us blankets without even asking. That was such a nice touch. Really made the whole evening feel more comfortable.

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