Kartuli - Carta

Lovely authentic Georgian food in a setting with a cosy family feel.

Brilliant food made with love, and lovely people! We will definitely be back.

First time we’d been to this restaurant and we thoroughly enjoyed it. Very friendly staff, amazing food and good veggie/vegan options. Great night, thank you. Ver carta

Staff efficient and friendly. Food excellent but don't expect your eyes to water or the roof of your mouth to burn. You won't need to ask for a glass of water to put out the fire. This is classic Georgian food done to a superb degree. Enjoy!

Lovely surroundings, consistently excellent food with several vegan options, good portion sizes and a very attentive waiter. My companions, who hadn’t had Georgian food before, thoroughly enjoyed the meal. My only disappointment was that you no longer offer Shumi Kindzmarauli wine…

This restaurant in the village is definitely one of the best, in my opinion. We had a delightful dinner there, despite not knowing much about Georgian cuisine. Every dish we tried was unexpectedly delicious, even the amber wine. The standout for us was the dumplings filled with soup - such a unique and tasty dish! Ver carta

The atmosphere at this restaurant is fantastic! As someone from Georgia, I brought a few friends to experience traditional Georgian cuisine, and we were blown away by the quality and flavors of the food. The service was outstanding, with a waiter who spoke Georgian and ensured we were well taken care of. This place truly feels like home, and I will definitely be returning again in the future.

This restaurant is truly wonderful. It was my first time trying Georgian cuisine and I was really impressed. The service was excellent and the food was outstanding. I particularly enjoyed the Khachapuri and Aubergine starter. The lamb dish was cooked to perfection and the potatoes were delicious. I highly recommend this place! Our server was fantastic and took the time to explain the menu to us and let us sample the wines before ordering. I don't remember his name, but he made us feel very welcome and at home.

The venue itself is lovely, with a charming vintage interior that set the perfect atmosphere for our New Year's Eve dinner reservation at 7pm. However, our party of four was disappointed when we were led through the main dining room and into a conservatory at the back. The seating was uncomfortable and the decor left much to be desired. The food, unfortunately, did not live up to our expectations either. The dishes were unappetizing and poorly presented. The mains, like the chicken and pork, were overcooked and dry. The famous 'Khinkali' dumplings were thick and heavy, making it difficult to enjoy more than one. The beef in the Kharcho stew was tough and the walnut sauce was overpowering. In... Ver carta