The hookah here is the best I&#39;ve had in Tbilisi, hands down. Food surprised me too&mdash;didn&#39;t expect much, but it hit the spot. My usual spot when I need to unwind.

Stopped by for coffee and macarons with a friend &mdash; the place has that clean, modern vibe that&rsquo;s easy to hang out in. Coffee was solid, macarons were pretty good too. Prices are a bit steep for the area, but you&rsquo;re paying for the quality. Nice spot if you&rsquo;re in the mood for a chill catch-up ☕

The chimichanga was seriously good &mdash; even for a non-vegan like me. Big portion, 20 GEL felt fair. Loved the cozy artwork inside, and the cats just chilling everywhere made it even better.

Solid espresso. They&rsquo;ve got oat milk, which is rare to find around here. Interior&rsquo;s nice, local art on the walls. Pricey for Tbilisi though. Paid like 12 lari for a flat white. Still, the quality&rsquo;s there.

The shakshouka was solid, eggs cooked just right. Coffee had a good kick to it. Staff knew what to suggest. Place was a bit busy but whatever.

The cheese board was amazing the first time I went, but this last visit it was a bit of a letdown. The cheeses were rubbery except for the blue. The lasagne though was a big, tasty portion. Cocktails were solid too. Just wish the cheese was as good as before.

The khachapuri was spot on, tasted like something my grandmother would make. Loved the old-school vibe too, felt really cozy.

The wine list here is actually worth paying attention to. We tried their semi-sweet red and I was surprised how much I liked it&mdash;I usually go for dry wines. Nice to explore Georgian varieties without feeling overwhelmed. The place was pretty quiet when we went, which made it easy to just sit and take our time.

The carrot cake is the reason to come here. Not too sweet, that salted caramel base does the job. Had it after a work lunch, decent portion for the price. Menu&#39;s fine otherwise, bowls and tacos are solid. Place gets busy around noon, but service kept things moving.

The terrace really makes this place. Sat outside for a couple of hours, just taking our time with the food. Got the khinkali and they were solid, juicy, good amount of pepper. Service was on point too, never had to wave anyone down. A bit pricey for what you get, but the vibe kinda makes up for it.

Loved the Raf coffee, cheapest one I had in Tbilisi. Cocoa and bumble were solid too. Barista wasn&#39;t super chatty, but whatever.

The flat white here is actually good&mdash;proper espresso machine. Cheesecake with homemade strawberry sauce was the highlight, maybe a bit sweet for me. Zucchini soup tasted like powdered pea soup though. Staff were friendly.

The mushroom clay pot had 16 mushrooms in it. Portion was way bigger than I expected for the price. That alone made the meal worth it.

Came here for the hot chocolate and honestly it didn&#39;t disappoint. Big cup, rich enough to feel like a treat, and the price was fair for what you get. The khachapuri was decent too but the drink was the highlight. Staff were nice, no complaints. Would come back if I&#39;m in the area again.

Stopped by for a glass of wine and ended up staying longer than planned. The place has this artsy vibe, every corner worth a photo. Piano player was nice, not too loud, just right for chatting. Staff let me take my time with the wine list, which I appreciated. Only thing, my glass came a bit slow, but the atmosphere made up for it.

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The beef burger was solid and the fries were really good, crispy the way I like them. Bun was a bit tough though, had to work through it. With a cold beer it hit the spot. Price felt fair for what you get, not cheap but not crazy either. I&#39;d grab it again if I&#39;m in the area.

The kuzi was the star&mdash;rich flavor, cooked just right. Portions are generous too. Mandi was okay but not quite what I&rsquo;d call traditional.

Came here with a couple of friends last week and honestly the menu is huge. We ordered a bunch of stuff to share and everything came out pretty quick. Prices are fair for what you get. Staff was nice too, didn&rsquo;t have to wait long to get their attention. Would go back if I&rsquo;m in the area again 🙂

The mac and cheese with BBQ chicken hit the spot. Portion was decent for the price, though they did mix up my order and charged me for something extra.

Came back for brunch again&mdash;still like the interior, stylish but cozy. Food was fresh, service on point. Consistent every time, that&#39;s why I keep coming.

Desserts were good and came fast, though the server had to check twice if they had what we wanted. Main dishes took a while, but the place was packed so it made sense. Pasta&#39;s a bit pricey though.

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