Chinkalnia Wrocław Sukiennice

We liked it so much, that we went back twice. Great food! Really special! Great Georgian wine and the service was super friendly. Very reasonably priced as well, especially as it is right in the centre of the City..

Came to try the khinkali as these were recommended by a friend. Ordered the cheese and minced meat with coriander which were quite tasty. This was my first time trying these so the waitress took time to explain how to eat them which was very considerate. This restaurant is quite small and casual, and service might be a bit slow, but the food came out rather quickly.

Great restaurant to enjoy Georgian food and drinks, polite and nice waiters, big portions, and very tasty food. We come here every time we find ourselves in Wrocław. HOWEVER! Our last visit to this restaurant left us a bit disappointed. Everything was fine as always, however on this day my boyfriend was celebrating his birthday and this was the restaurant I chose to celebrate it as we both love Georgian cuisine. I had warned the staff about the fact that it was his birthday in advance when booking, and we also told the waitress about it as soon as we arrived. And there was no reaction at all:(( I was waiting for at least something - a small discount, a dessert, a free portion of chacha, or at least a few warm words from the staff. In all restaurants where we celebrated our birthdays before (and we do it quite often) such a small surprise for a guest is a normal thing to do, and it is never necessary to ask for it separately. And I was sure that this hospitable popular Georgian restaurant would definitely not let me down and would please my boyfriend with at least something. We waited until the very end, but, unfortunately, nothing happened. Only at the very last minute did the waitress say as if in between: Ah, and have a good birthday, sir. We left a little disappointed. I don't know if it was just our bad luck or if it's the way it is here, but we are definitely not celebrating anything here again:( And that's a damn shame:(

Cozy and charming Georgian food restaurant. There are plenty of vegetarian options. I particularly liked how they cooked eggplants. Sangria was nice too. Just remembered to stir it. We had lots of water on the top and all wine at the bottom. So the drink got progressively stronger as the dinner progressed. The food was good and the staff was friendly. I liked the atmosphere there as well. Seating available inside and outside. The portions are medium-sized.

Firstly, the restaurant has a great atmosphere - it's only a small place but it's nicely decorated. The waiter greeted us warmly, offered recommendations to us, and advised us on what wines would go with the dishes we had ordered. The wine he recommended was not one we were considering, but it was absolutely the right choice! From start to finish, he was super polite and so friendly. Then the food came... I was expecting the food to be nice, as I've had Georgian food before, but it was out of this world. I can not praise this restaurant enough - I would recommend it to anyone.

The beef stew with their house bread and The chinkali dumplings with meat and coriander were really nice . We didnot like the ribs as much as the sauce was overtly sweet to our palate. The service was worth appreciation .

Food was amazing! Cheese chinkaly were really delicious and juicy.

One of the tastiest beef stews that I have had in a long time, packed with lots of meat and flavour. Starter of pickles/sauerkraut was also really fresh and tasty. Georgian bread was good too. Chicken in garlic sauce was a little bit disappointing, overcooked meat and lacking in flavour. Nice presentation though. Really friendly and helpful waiter with lots of character. English speaking. It's only a small place so a good idea to book in advance if it's the weekend. Very reasonable price for what you get. Definitely recommended (just don't order the chicken dish)