Truffle tagliatelle was solid. Pasta cooked right, creamy sauce. Just wish they didn&#39;t skimp on the truffle shavings. Price is a bit high for what you get, but the quality&#39;s there. Fine for a one-off.

Prices are solid for what you get. Khinkali and khachapuri were plenty filling, plus drinks didn&rsquo;t break the bank. Homemade lemonade was a nice touch too.

The big windows got me&mdash;place feels open and airy, not stuffy like some spots. Raw salmon with cabbage was the standout, really fresh. Wine list leans European, solid picks. Cocktails reasonably priced for what you get. Only thing, service slowed down a bit later in the evening, but nothing to complain about really.

The tiramisu here is really something else. Light, not too sweet, just the right texture. I sat near the window and the staff let me take my time even though it was busy. Service was quick but not rushed. Easy spot to stop by if you&#39;re in the area and want something sweet without any hassle.

The green curry here had a real kick, just the way I like it. Pad kapao was solid too. Service was friendly and quick, which I appreciated. Only thing is the seating is pretty basic, not somewhere you want to linger for hours. Prices felt fair for what you get.

The owner&rsquo;s the reason I keep coming back&mdash;always welcoming, even threw in some free wine once. Food&rsquo;s solid and fairly priced, just small portions.

The spicy burger had a proper kick and the patty was juicy. Prices fair for what you get. Place feels like a real local spot, nothing fancy.

The kharcho here is solid. Rich broth, good amount of meat. I&#39;ve tried a few places around town and this one holds up. Service was fine, nothing fancy. Place gets busy around dinner time, so come a bit earlier if you want a quiet table. Not the cheapest, but the bowl is big enough.

Chakapuli was solid, lamb cooked right, not too sour. Eggplant with walnuts did the job too. House beer went well with both. Prices are a bit much for what you get though.

Came here with a couple of friends and honestly the food hit the spot. We ordered a bunch of stuff to share and everything tasted pretty authentic. Only thing is the service was kinda slow between dishes, we sat there waiting for a while. Also the baklava didn&rsquo;t have pistachio which was a little sad 😅 but I&rsquo;d still go back for the mains.

The grilled salmon with that carrot-orange pur&eacute;e was solid, citrus note really worked. Interior looks nice but some armchairs sit too low, grab a regular table instead.

Everything came out fast and tasted solid. Got the khinkali and shkmeruli &mdash; both hit the spot. Service was quick, no fuss. Good spot for a quick lunch.

The chashushuli was properly seasoned, tender meat falling apart the way it should. I sat near the window and the light was nice, not too harsh. Tables are a bit close together though, could hear the next table&#39;s whole conversation. Still, food made up for it. Solid spot if you want real Georgian flavors without tourist fuss.

Been coming here for a while now. The ajaruli khachapuri is still as good as the first time I had it&mdash;cheesy, buttery, exactly how it should be. Borscht&#39;s solid too. Staff remembers me, which is nice. Only thing is the wine by the glass list hasn&#39;t changed much. Wish they&#39;d mix it up a bit.

Lovely spot with a nice garden out back. The mchadi with dips was really good, and the bozbashi soup hit the spot. Coffee surprised me too. A little off the main street but easy enough to find.

The Tom Yum here is legit spicy, like the kind that makes your nose run. I got the glass noodles with chicken too and they were solid. Just know what you&#39;re getting into if you&#39;re not used to real heat. Place was busy but worth it for that soup.

The salted caramel eclair with mascarpone was spot on&mdash;not too sweet, just right. Coffee&#39;s decent too. Place gets busy but it&#39;s worth squeezing in for a quick stop.

The yellow noodles were a bit dry this time, but the soups and curries are always solid. We&#39;ve ordered from here a few times now and the ingredients taste fresh.

The interior is really something&mdash;warm lighting, nice decor. We grabbed a bottle based on the server&#39;s pick and it didn&#39;t disappoint. Prices are a bit steep for the portions though.

We went on a busy night and still got a table by the balcony. The menu is huge, but our server helped us pick a few Persian dishes. The kebabs were solid, though the rice could&#39;ve been warmer. Seats were comfortable enough to stay for two hours without feeling stiff. Just what we needed after a long week.

Came for the pizza, ended up staying for the cocktails. The Gin Basil Smash was properly balanced, not too sweet. Pizza was solid too, thin crust held up well. Place got a bit loud later in the evening, but that&#39;s on me for picking a Friday. Would come back just for that drink though.

Stopped by for a late lunch and ordered the khinkali&mdash;came out steaming, broth still inside, exactly how it should be. Had a glass of house red with it, worked fine. The Adjarian khachapuri was decent too, though I wish the bread had a bit more crisp. Staff was nice, no complaints.

The khachapuri was a bit thick for my taste, but the elarji sticks were solid and the wine hit the spot. Desserts were just okay. Prices felt fair for what you get though.

The food&rsquo;s consistently good here, and the interior is really nice. Prices are fair for what you get. Been back a few times now.

Giorgi took care of us the whole night. Water refilled before we even asked, and he actually knew the menu when we had questions. That kind of service is getting rare in Tbilisi. Food was solid too, but honestly the service stood out more. Just wish the place wasn&#39;t so packed, felt a bit rushed at the end.

The old building with all those antiques really sets the mood. Trout was solid, homemade sausage too. Service stayed friendly even when it got busy.

Solid pasta, generous portions. Ingredients tasted fresh. Service was fine, nothing special. Bill came out a bit steep for what it was, but I didn&#39;t regret it. Place was busy even on a weekday. Would go back if I&#39;m in the area again.

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