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Where to Eat in Mtskheta: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Mtskheta (Georgian: მცხეთა [mtsʰxɛtʰɑ]) is a city in Mtskheta-Mtianeti province of Georgia. One of the oldest cities of Georgia, it is located approximately 20 kilometres (12 miles) north of Tbilisi at the confluence of the Aragvi river.
Things to do in Mtskheta
1. Restaurant Mtskhetis Darbazi
Overall Ratings
5 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By bryan-quiller-hire - Tbilisi, Georgia
Mtskhetis Darbazi is a little ways away from all the typical tourist restaurants in Mtskheta, and not on the main village traffic road where the buses stop to let off 100 hungry teenagers to suddenly pile into a roadside restaurant and engorge themselves on pork chunks cooked on low heat coals [mtsvadi]. Mtskhetis Darbazi restaurant manor is very classy by any country's terms. It is a well designed and attractive manor-like estate building, with tastefully arranged Georgian cooking utensils and warfare historical artifacts positioned on the walls, like in a gallery or museum. The service is good, a rarity in Georgia, and the food excellent. They even have super fresh salmon mtsvadi [shish kebab] that is out of this world, and chicken chunks with secret spices 'mtsvadi', so tasty you will be encouraged to finish off another liter or two pitchers of local high grade white wine. Anything you order here will be top quality. It is maybe 10-15 percent more expensive than other traditional fare Georgian restaurants, but the quality is many hundreds percent better. All around the manor is a large garden, and you can eat out there also. Try to find the little private gazebo, it is maybe the best place of all to eat with your special loved one or with silver sterling friends.
2. Armazis Tskaro
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 49 reviews
3. L.T.D. Gujari
Overall Ratings
5 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By archil a - Tbilisi, Georgia
Excellent environment for business meetings Top level service, professional staff; High class banquet hall; Organizing private and corporate events, conferences, weddings, signing ceremonies (under open air), wedding design; conference hall; Tasting hall where tasting different types of drinks.
Here you will taste delicious Georgian dishes made with preservation of ancient traditions, rich and diverse aroma of Georgian cognac and wine.
In the yard of the restaurant is built a beautiful garden - unique plants and roses.
4. Salobie
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 247 reviews
Reviewed By mogolan - Ashdod, Israel
Huge place with a strange ordering system. First you find a table to sit, got the table number and go to order: The Hinkaly in one place and the Hachapoury and soup in another. You got the food very fast but if you need something, forget it. No one pays attention. The food is good. Recommended, but only if you come with a local person.
5. Old Armazi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 27 reviews
The biggest Georgian cuisine restaurant in Mtskheta with perfect view on the river Mtkvari(Kura).Big,grassy yard has a little zoo-rabbits,chicken,pheasant,duck etc Here you can have your meal in private room, in 2 big halls or outside. Opportunity to spend time with your family,children,listen to the live music and enjoy tasty,organic and traditional meals and most important-our wellknown wine.
Reviewed By jwjwjwjw1 - Terre Haute, Indiana
Outdoor Seating? Yes; Private dining rooms? Yes It was a nice stopping place for lunch. Good food and great service. Though it does seem strange to have a private room for dining. Should be easy to have private conversations. In addition, there are clean bathrooms.
6. Lago's Wine
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
The company has owned the vineyard and a small wine cellar (marani) in the village of Chardakhi, Mtskheta Region, for over 50 years. The vineyard is situated in Mukhrani valley, which is one of the best and most historically well-known sites in Georgia. At present, the company produces approximately 3000 bottles of dry white wine named "Iagos Wine". All of the viticultural and vinification processes involved in the production of this wine follow environmentally pure, and traditional Georgian techniques. The wine is made with one of the best Georgian vine species "Chinuri". Then, the wine is fermented and stabilized in the clay pitchers (Qvevri), which are 3 centuries old.
Reviewed By SaidaDSilva - Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Nice wine. Beautiful winery. Educated owner. But....
My husband and I went to Iago's winery since we wanted to see how wine is produced in kvevri. Iago replied to my request for the tour really quickly and asked to confirm the visit two days before arrival. I sent the confirmation email as it was agreed but no reply. I called upon arrival and Iago told me to come. Yes, we got information but it was really basic. I read much more about it in Internet. All other guests who came with a guide got food. When I asked to give us some since cheese, bread and walnuts were not enough, Iago told me that he cannot guarantee it. Finally they brought us a small plate of chicken for 2 people. Therefore, I came to conclusion that you will see Georgian hospitality in Iago's house but only if you come with the guide. Of course, he apologized but he needs just to plan more quantity of visits to his place to maintain level of service. Perhaps it was just unlucky day for us. Just for your information we paid 80 lari for wine (2 samples) and chacha tasting, chicken, 1 bottle of saperavi and 1 bottle of chacha.
7. The Chamber of Wine
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 36 reviews
Reviewed By Nikos C - Heraklion, Greece
A nice place to take visitors for an evening out. The nearby city is a good place to go for a walk and sightseeing. The restaurant has a brad making oven, as well as a display of how Georgian wine is made. They also have a wide variety of wines, which by the way are very good. The food is nice and plentiful.
8. Old Piano
Overall Ratings
5 based on 10 reviews
" Old Piano " is a fine dinning restaurant.Restaurant offers you Georgian food ,"nostalgic " dishes of the Soviet period , some favourite snacks beloved by Stalin and dainty food of old imperial cuisine , recipes of which are selected from genuine Cookbook of the imperial court. All products are eco-friendly. Wine cellar represents wide range of wine collection.
Reviewed By Reloncher - Moscow, Russia
This is a truly authentic and unbelievably cool place!! A must see if you ever heard or lived in the USSR. The place has an incredible collection of Soviet antiques, starting from propaganda posters, follwing cutlery and crockery, elements of interior and exterior, toys, gadgets, accessories and finishing with unique music instruments!
Extermely welcoming and pleasant owners who conduct guided excursions and tell stories about their attributes and gadgets.
I felt that I was back to my childhood. MUST SEE!!!!!
Take a look at the pictures taken with my Relonch camera to get a better impression.
9. Armazis Kheoba
Overall Ratings
4 based on 9 reviews
Very beautiful environment. Delicious dishes including meat, fish and all national dishes.
Reviewed By Janoshka - Tbilisi, Georgia
While visiting twice the place, it is great spot by the river, not far (30 min.) from Tbilisi. Cool and spacious for both big and small parties and also families. Very popular with locals, especially with children because of lot of space and grass between the tables. Plenty of parking space, especially by the river (first turn to the right). The food is Georgian and very good. Service is also quite good but do not expect they will smile (probably not included in price). In the evening there is a (partially live) music, a mixture of Georgian, Russian and Western. Is much too loud, so if you want to save yours eardrums, sit more in the back in the garden. Definitely worth of visit (and do not confuse it with Armazi Dzveli restaurant that is about 3 km before this restaurant.
10. Tatin
Overall Ratings
5 based on 55 reviews
Location: near the main Cathedral-Svetickhoveli, in Mtskheta, If you come to behind wall, surrounding Svetickhoveli, you will find our Cafe <3
Reviewed By Jeffrey L - Washington, District of Columbia, United States
We stumbled upon this restaurant based on the reviews from Trip Advisor, and we were not disappointed. This little restaurant, tucked away beneath one of the landmark churches in Mtskheta and with nice view of the Mountains, offers a nice reprieve from the typical touristy restaurant. They offer a nice blend of Georgian and French cuisines. We really enjoyed the duck, which is exceptionally rich, but worth it. They do a nice job on desserts, so save some room. They don't have a large complicated selection of wines, and in fact, the restaurant reminds me of a small cafe in Italy where there is a choice of just red and white house wines. They serve a wonderful compote, not too sweet and very refreshing. The maitre d'hotel is just lovely,she speaks at least three languages fluently (English, Russian, Georgian) and truly makes you feel welcome and valued as a customer.
