Georgian Bread

Georgian restaurant · Somerton

Georgian Bread

Georgian restaurant · Somerton

10865 Bustleton Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19116

Highlights

Casual restaurant offering Georgian cuisine, including entrees baked in clay pots and soup dumplings.

10865 Bustleton Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19116 Get directions

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"The list of Georgian spots in Philadelphia isn’t long, but you can get a great plate of khachapuri at this restaurant, seven days a week. Owned by the team behind Saami Somi in Reading Terminal Market, this place actually has a larger menu and picnic table seating that’s ideal for big groups. Our favorite thing here is the massive khinkali dumplings—they’re packed with a soupy and spiced beef, pork, and herb filling. Navigating through the bite-to-suck process may be more work than getting your SEPTA key card to read on its first swipe, but it’s totally worth it." - candis mclean

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"Head to Northeast Philly for an order of dumplings that could take down a sailboat. The massive khinkali at Georgian Bread come packed with a soupy mix of herbs, spiced beef, and pork. If you're newer to the universe of khinkali, know that these dumplings have thick, doughy skins. Navigating the chomping process may be more work than getting your SEPTA key card to read on its first swipe, but it's always worth the mess. " - candis mclean

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"Head up to Northeast Philly for an order of dumplings that will leave you questioning if your eyes are bigger than your stomach. The massive khinkali at Georgian Bread are packed with a soupy and spiced beef, pork, and herb filling. Navigating through the bite-to-suck process may be more work than getting your SEPTA key card to read on its first swipe, but it’s worth it since each dumpling has a great mix of heat and flavor in each bite." - Candis R. McLean

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Mona Monapour

Google

The food is delicious, and the quality is acceptable with fair pricing. However, the cleanliness leaves much to be desired, and the service is very poor. It takes a long time to receive service, and the one of the staff who bring the food ( the boy with red cloth) can be rude and inattentive to customer requests. We really unhappy from their service . We asked them to bring cold water and the boy bring us hot water and told us it is what it is( he was very very rude ) On a positive note, they do offer good quality bread.

Tati Lady

Google

I was a fan of the Georgian Bread since they opened. It was an amazing family place and still is. Today I’ve ordered Napoleon to deliver to down town Philly for my daughter BDay. She is a manager of The Morris restaurant. Everything went great! I appreciate everyone courteous and professional staff members. Thanks! Can’t wait to be back.

Emma

Google

I really wanted this place to be a 5 star but it just went downhill as the time went by. Food was great. We had the soup dumplings, Khachapuri, lamb, veal rib barbecue and lamb lula kebob. All the items were hot and tasty but the lamb barbecue was a bit hard. The service was honestly TERRIBLE. We had to wait so so long for the food to come out or even get water. We had to ask two times for just a water pitch which was originally brought to us super warm and the third time they took it back and brought a more chilled one. I don’t think our server really wanted to be there or interested in the job. I was super uncomfortable and would never dine in again. I liked the food though so If I want some Georgian food I would do a take out or pick up.

Avy Le

Google

Got to try Georgian food in nyc for the first time and I loved it! Came back home and wanted a round 2 so I was scouting for places, was not disappointed!!! Glad I got to try something further out than in the city and everything was delicious. They even have a bakery at this spot! Must try the adjaruli and imeruli, specially the imeruli, soft delicious, flaky; I cannot rave about it enough, the cheese blend was the best along with the meat which was sharper than the one I tried in nyc. It was all well priced, and I ordered enough to have leftovers for me and my boyfriend. Will be coming back for more and bringing all my friends.

Yuriy K

Google

Very nice location for Georgian food experience. Great sups and khinkali. Kebab also very delicious. I live not so far and sometimes stop by for a good tasty lunch. To go options are available. It’s situated on a plaza so you will find a plenty of parking.

sharon

Google

Very cute little spot. Went on a Thursday evening and it wasn't busy. Has a few tables in the dining area and also there's a Cafe area to purchase bakeries. Friendly and sweet staff. Server recommended a few things. Can't remember what they're called. But the bread boat with cheese and egg was delightful!! Especially when it first comes out, the cheese was so melty and the bread was nice and warm. Would come back again just for that! First time having Georgian food and it was a hit !

KHAMIDOV FAMILY

Google

Amazing delicious food! Delicious khachapuri is cooked here. This is a puff pastry with Georgian cheese. Delicious spinach salad with nuts and red bean salad with nuts. I haven't tried any other food yet, but my order today is very fresh and delicious. This is the best Georgian restaurant in Philadelphia. Great service. The restaurant is very nice, clean and comfortable. I will try the rest of the food in this store and restaurant.

Todd Rowand

Google

We love this place. It's probably our fourth time visiting all the way from Woodbury, NJ. It's a great BYOB. You've gotta try the Adjaruli and the Megruli. We always order the mushrooms and cheese too. I love the Lamb Kabobs too.