Unassuming, affordable and appetising, this urban cafe exemplifies what people love about Georgian culture: the warm hospitality and the freshly baked khachapuri (cheese bread). Aside from eight types of delicious khachapuri, there’s also an array of soups, shashlyk (kebabs), khinkali (dumplings) and other Georgian favourites.
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