“Creative Georgian cooking served in the Writers’ House garden – quietly elegant, romantic and quintessentially Tbilisi.”

Restaurant · Tbilisi



“Creative Georgian cooking served in the Writers’ House garden – quietly elegant, romantic and quintessentially Tbilisi.”

“If you want to escape the city’s hustle and bustle and slow down for a while, this is the perfect spot. A hidden garden where every corner is a visual delight 🌿🥂 10/10”

“Все прекрасно, в особенности сад!💔 Сервис чуть медленный, но это затмевается всем остальным. Попросите еще провести экскурсию внутри, очень интересные истории. Everything is perfect but the garden💔 Service might be slow but the rest covers it. Ask for a little tour around inside the main house.”

Creative Georgian cooking unfolds in the Writers’ House garden, with leafy views and a tucked-away, romantic Tbilisi atmosphere. Try the stuffed wine leaves or juicy pork belly with green pea purée, and ask for a tour of the historic house; service can be slow, so leave yourself time.
Yes — the sommelier is especially knowledgeable, friendly, and good at guiding you through the Georgian wine selection. It’s one of the stronger parts of the experience.
The smoked eggplant is a solid choice, though the lavash served with it can be chewy and dry at the front. I’d skip the crispy fried artichoke if you’re expecting something truly crisp.
It can be wonderfully peaceful, especially around mid-afternoon, but there’s a noticeable ventilation hum and usually very little music. Street cats sometimes wander between the tables, which some guests may find distracting.