Really delicious food and lovely service. We especially enjoyed the pork and Georgian tea with cloves. Beautiful dishes and Georgian interior. Definitely give it a go if you’re considering :)
Had my first Georgian food experience for birthday celebration and it made my day. We had Western Georgian salad, lamb shank, mushroom khinkali and pelamushi and they all taste good. Great service, quiet for chatting. Give it a go if you want to try Georgian cuisine.
Amazing interior but sadly food was nothing to remember. Sharing starter platter is £26 which is not a little and what you get is a mini cheesy flatbread (Khachapuri) and selection of spreads which were quite flavourless and mostly veggie so doesn’t justify the price. The main dish their famous dumplings - love the presentation however not much filling and the meat filling itself was quite bland and I didn’t really want to have more than one. The chicken with pomegranate was quite dry, saved by the plum sauce. With a bottle of wine the bill came to £127 which I think is very overpriced for what it was.
A beautiful Georgian restaurant both atmospherically and with their food. What was formerly a Scottish Butcher back in the day, is now a delicious restaurant. They’ve kept the butcher elements which are really special to see. The food was really authentic and lovely. There are options for vegetarians and vegans also! Aside from this, the staff are lovely and really passionate about their food.
Nice restaurant overall. Wine was good. Khachiapuri was excellent. Pork Mtsvadi - nice flavour, thou meat was on the dry side. Portion sizes are very generous, possibly too large. We ordered 2 sides for 3 of us, and couldn't finish them. Honey cake was really dry and it was massive. Mango sorbet was very good. Would recommend to give it a go!
My first experience with Georgian cuisine was very good. Nice food and nice flavors. The environment a bit, I think, is not compatible with the cuisine (atmosphere of an old pub that became a Georgian restaurant). It is a clean restaurant and the toilet as well. The downside is that some dishes are overpriced.
I don't know how to describe how delicious the main courses were here! Four of us chose different things and loved them all. This one is a pork dish with a plum sauce. Excellent service and love the decor too. Oh yes, and the best thing was the bread with egg and cheese in the middle!
Such a cute Georgian Restaurant to enjoy a great evening with amazing food and wine. Every time I go to a Georgian Restaurant, I must try their khachapuri and khinkali, and this time for me was the best ever. Also tried different dishes and wasn't disappointed. All the food was delicious and we'll cooked. If you have the change, try the Georgian wine as matches very well with the food. And to finish, the honey cake is a must.
Kartuli - Georgian Cuisine and Wine is located at Kartuli, 65 Lordship Ln, London SE22 8EP, UK
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