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Hurma

The guide was updated: 2024-09-17

Hurma, which means 'persimmon' in Georgian, is a hip cafe and restaurant that serves plenty of whole foods. Meat is available, but vegan dishes are plentiful and clearly labelled. Options include coconut oatmeal, vegetable wrap with hummus, eggplant dip, salads, garlic bread, various soups, grilled vegetables, fried rice and more. Their coffee is great too.

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Address: 21 Petre Melikishvili St, Tbilisi
Opening hours: Mon–Fri 10am–9pm
Phone: +995 591 10 00 97
Email: hurma.ge@gmail.com

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8000 Vintages

8000 Vintages

8000 Vintages is a wine shop, restaurant and bar. Their knowledge of Georgian wine is unmatched and so is their selection, which includes the best wines of the region, carefully selected by their experienced staff. You won't get upsold and will find exactly the wine you came for. Cheers to that.

Shemoikhede

Shemoikhede

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Hurma

Hurma

Hurma, which means 'persimmon' in Georgian, is a hip cafe and restaurant that serves plenty of whole foods. Meat is available, but vegan dishes are plentiful and clearly labelled. Options include coconut oatmeal, vegetable wrap with hummus, eggplant dip, salads, garlic bread, various soups, grilled vegetables, fried rice and more. Their coffee is great too.

Puri Guliani

Puri Guliani

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Ethno Tsiskvili

Ethno Tsiskvili

This restaurant is unique in the sense that it offers a complete experience of Georgian cuisine, culture and folklore. Together with delicious local food, at Ethno Tsiskvili you will enjoy shows of Georgian dances, with live music and dancers dressed in traditional clothes. Booking in advance is a good idea if you want to watch a live show.

Barbarestan

Barbarestan

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Xeme

Xeme

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Funicular Restaurant

Funicular Restaurant

This restaurant is located on top of Mtatsminda, Holy Mountain, the last stop of Tbilisi's funicular railway at approximately 800 metres above the city. The restaurant complex was built in 1905 and it houses stylish shops, bars and even a ballroom. From the terrace at Funicular Restaurant you can enjoy a spectacular view of the city and the surrounding area.

Piano Italian Restaurant

Piano Italian Restaurant

Piano serves genuine Italian food using the best locally sourced ingredients and wines. The result is a fusion cuisine that emphasises simplicity while mixing the Italian tradition and cooking philosophy with the delicious local products that Georgia has to offer, like the top quality wines that make this country so proud.

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