Georgian 1 Bakery

The food is amazing but apparently the service and customer communication is not so great. We ordered Khachapuri, salad, and a cake. We didn’t get 2 items out of 3 and instead we got some other item with a sorry note🤦🏼‍♀️ please use communication with customers, so maybe they can choose a replacement instead of being disappointed upon delivery.

I like the store, the girls at the checkout are always friendly and welcoming, the baked goods are delicious. But unfortunately I couldn't enjoy the full taste of the khinkali because they were already all cracked when frozen and everything opened up when cooked. none of the 12 khinkali were obtained without being cut 😢

My wife was in that bakery on 07/22/25 at 3pm and tell the story how sell woman to cheat her here. She bought Shoti bread $3.50, instead they charged her $8.00 as for salad. She check receipt found it out and come back to store. Eventually they give her refund. Be careful here!

Georgian food paradise Delicious bakery food salads meats Everything is fresh just from the oven My favorite place I love it

Recently prices went up a lot. And I bought apple pie today and it was raw in the middle. Very disappointing

Yummy! Cozy, clean bakery/deli loaded with delish food❤️🇬🇪

Got 2 pastries and a small cup of drip coffee —- $14 One pastry was Danish like, another called something like cigar with walnut or pecan filling. Both pastries tasted fine but nothing special, coffee was ok, price a bit steep. Will not be back.

BOMB DOT COM No idea what this is called. Fresh! Delicious!

We shared the regular khachapuri. It was one of the best preparations of a regular khachapuri that we've had. Super cheesy and buttery. The six slice cheese pie was about $11. It seemed like they specialize in desserts. I'm eager to return for their cakes and some of their other savory items like khachapuri adjaruli. Service was quick. Takeout online. They take contactless payments.

This is a small shop with tons of goodies. Items in the front counter fridge is sold by pound. So it's nice to give everything a try. My items are the beets with walnuts and beans with walnuts which are $9.99 a pound. They were both good and I spread it on toasted baguette. I do enjoy the beans with walnuts more; love the cilantro with it. I forgot the name on the other item, but it is similar to lasagna with pasta sheets in between with cheese. I heat mines up and it became soft. It was also a bit salty from the cheese. The service is really friendly from the ladies at the counter. They also make their cheese pie in the back.

First time trying Georgian food and this place is already setting a high standard! I live in the neighborhood and have always walked around this area (even before this was a Georgian Deli and Bakery) but never tried it because I honestly had no idea what to order. Luckily, they have their whole menu online so I was able to decide on what I wanted to try beforehand. I got the meat pie and mushroom pie - both of which were sooo soft and warm when I got them and although a bit on the blander side, was perfect for my tastes. Highly recommend this and would love to try their other baked goods! I also ordered the Eggplant Stew because I love eggplants. No regrets! It was really good with other veggies like tomato and bell peppers as well. If you're not a fan of cilantro, like me, you can taste it for sure but it didn't bother me too much. One thing though, I did feel like this stew is quite oily, especially when I got to the bottom of my batch. I ended up pouring out some of the oil and finishing as much as I could without consuming too much oil. Overall, it was a solid experience for my first time having Georgian food. Would love to try out their other goodies (eyeing the Napolean cake) next time!

Super scrumptious food and desserts as always! Their eclairs and napoleon cake are really delicious- dont skip out on them!

Today, I had the pleasure of trying the ready-made dishes here, and it was a truly enjoyable experience. Georgian cuisine has always been close to my heart, and this shop brings out its flavors in such an authentic and delicious way. The staff are warm, friendly, and attentive, making you feel welcome from the moment you step in. The cozy ambiance adds to the experience. I highly recommend this place to anyone looking to enjoy real Georgian flavors!

Was always intrigued by this place because the desserts looked great so I finally gave it a try a while ago. Also picked up a few things that sounded interesting and props to the Eggplant Stew and Honey Cake in particular(forgot to snap a pic of this one). The Eggplant Stew is spicy, earthy, a little bitter, and somehow it kind of tastes like how an authentic Chinese restaurant smells, maybe it's because of all-spice or something lol. The Honey cake is also very tasty, a lot of layers to it and has a nutty, sweet, burnt caramel flavor that works well. The other stuff is also pretty good but not as great as the former two I would say. I'm interested to see how their other dishes/sides taste going forward.

Been ordering delivery from this amazing place often in the last few years and yet to be disappointed. Every time food arrives piping hot, freshly made, very accurately packed and consistently delicious. Georgian cuisine is undoubtedly 1 of the Best Tasting in the world with it's unique flavors & style and this place has a vast menu that showcases many famous Georgian dishes like khachapuri-soft cheese filled bread which is so delicious that many prefer it to pizza, khinkali-Georgian soup dumplings, pkhali-traditional dish made of minced vegetables (eggplants, beets, spinach) combined with aromatic herbs, spices & chopped walnuts, kebabs, soups and salads. I'm not a big fan of salads but really enjoyed their "Fresh Veggies Salad with Feta Cheese", it was truly delicious with lots of savory feta, same as traditional Georgian soup "Chikhirtma"-variant of a chicken soup where broth contains egg yolks, a bit of vinegar & cilantro which gives it a unique flavor and aroma. Perfect choice for a chilly winter day or night. Special mention goes to their dessert section-Eclair covered in chocolate ganache & stuffed with Bavarian cream custard, Honey cake &Snickers cakes drenched in incredibly delicious dulce de leche, definitely a MUST GET! Prices are fair and everything sized very generously, so would definitely recommend everyone to check out this awesome Deli/Bakery.

I love ordering from this gem . Today I went to Georgian Deli and Bakery when they opened at 10AM. Their Fresh shoti bread just came out of oven so I had to order one . The Khadebi (sweet pastry big enough to share for breakfast/dessert ) was warm and fresh as well. And no order is complete without Khachapuri (cheese pie) and the Megruli Khachapuri. (Meat pie) The friendly girl at the cash register is always a delight and smiling . Gave me a sample of dessert to try which I will order when I visit again soon. Their Napoleon cake, honey cake , and horn Deseret are great options as well if your craving something sweet ! The store is welcoming and friendly . Will take more photos of the delicious food next time .

Now, I can cross trying Georgian cuisine off my bucket list. This bakery is very close to my house. The cheese pie was extremely salty; I recommend having a tall glass of water close by. My favorite is the Napoleon. It was creamy and sweet but not sickly sweet. The cashier was very nice. She made some recommendations since it was my first time there. I will definitely stop by here again.

I love the food here! I have tried georgian food at other areas but I always come back here. The food here is consistently delicious, fresh and amazing! I always get their borscht soup & cheese pie. Today, I tried their eggplant stew, chicken cutlet and pork beef patty today and they were all ssoooo damn delicious!! Super nice and friendly staff! Thanks for making us delicious foods!

The staff was super nice and friendly! There are sticker spots on the floor to implement social distancing. There is also a sign on the door telling people to wear a mask in order to come in. For $11 I ordered the cheese boat and had to wait 20 minutes for this, but that just means it's fresh!! Eastern European food is typically dense because it's made for staying warm in the winter. It was something my palette wasn't ready for. It just felt very heavy because it was very cheesy so I couldn't really finish the whole thing. Even the outer sides have cheese inside. I would've assumed that there was no cheese there, based on the anatomy of pizza, because it looks like crust. But I was wrong. The texture was great. Definitely do try it especially if you're craving something cheesy and something warm but personally I wouldn't unless I know i'm going to share it with someone because it was heavy.

Loving this little Georgian bakery since it opened in like 2015? 2016? Their baked goods have been so good. Their cheese pies are a must try...thick, cheesy, hot (temperature). Staff has always been friendly. Tip: If you just want the cheese pie, just go and its ready in the oven. Only the special egg baked pie needs some time for pick up. Im so glad this little place is here, too many Chinese bakeries in the hood :P

Always fresh and tasty. Great takeout option if you love the Georgian food. This is my go to place for Georgian food.

This is one of my favorite bakeries in the neighborhood for when I'm craving something sweet. I've tried most of the items off their desert menu and have yet to be disappointed. Reasonably priced for the big portions you get. Everyone there is very friendly and helpful when you're unsure what you want or have questions about anything off the menu. Cranberry and meringues layer cake, honey cake, fruit tart are some of my favorites. I used to order off Uber eats for pickup until one of the people working there, perhaps the owner or manager? kindly told me I will save money by ordering in store which is what I've been doing since. Honestly not a bad thing to say, amazing place overall!

Preordered a Napoleon (2lbs to be exact) for pick up and it was the perfect amount for about 9 people with even a little tiny left over! Crispy flaky pastry with a subtle smooth cream in between each layer and a dusting of powdered sugar on top~ so good and not the kind of cake you'd bring for a birthday celebration, but it was amazing!! Service was great and the people are so nice! I asked if they sell candles and instead of turning me away, they offered to look for one and give it to me for free!!

Large dough filled with cheese! I'm so into this place! My boyfriend jaws dropped when he saw how big the bread was. Then he and I took our first bite and was surprised at how cheesy it was. He was so happy that it was totally worth the 7 bucks. The meat pie was delicious for 3 bucks. Filled with meat in every bite, it's a little oily but it's sooooooo flavorful. We both agreed that we need to come back to try the rest of the menu!

Must try, really good neighborhood spot but also even if you don't live near - great spot for Georgian foods in southern Brooklyn. Friendly and very good service. Reasonably priced delicious pastries, sweets and cheese pies. They make a delicious Georgian baklava which has lots of walnut and more cake like rather than phyllo. Their cheese pies are pillowy and with a nice bite and stretchy cheese. The bakery also sells small grocery items like jams and sauces. Highly recommend it.

Up until today, I have never had Georgian food. I was in the area for an appointment, and I came across this bakery and deli. After some thorough researching on Yelp... I decided to get 4 items: Imeruli Khachapuri, Mushroom Pie, Meat Pie and a chicken cutlet. All of them were absolutely amazing. Everything was fresh and the bread was oh so soft. The mushroom pie was stuffed with mushrooms (which I appreciate), and it was definitely my favorite. The decor was also really nice. It was so aesthetically pleasing and it smelled amazing. It's a small deli/bakery, but so worth it Edit: it's been about 10 minutes since I bought the baked goods, and I have devoured the cheese pie. Get the cheese pie!!!

the best georgian food and toni bread not to mention they sell all the georgian spices and tkhemali . loved the service very attentive servers and very good prices! chucken salad rocks and khachapuro is the best .

The pkhalis here are wonderful! What are pkhalis? They are chopped salads with vegetables, ground walnuts, vinegar, garlic, and herbs, with a pate-like texture. Spinach, beets, and green beans are the most common vegetable versions. Somehow I missed this important part of Georgian cuisine when I was in Tbilisi two years ago, but I'm glad to have finally discovered them! This deli offers delectable authentic Georgian baked goods, soups, salads, appetizers, and other prepared dishes. The woman at the register was so friendly and spoke good English. She generously allowed me to try a number of the pkhalis, including the beet pkhali, eggplant pkhali, and the spinach pkhali (all A$7.99/lb). The last one stood out--the texture and flavor were perfect. In fact, the Eastern European-looking female customer behind me told me that she actually came to the deli specifically for the spinach pkhali. Most of the prepared deli foods are charged by weight from around $5.99 to $8.99 per pound, but are quite reasonably priced from what I can tell. Some of the other offerings included ajapsandali (eggplant stew), lobio (beans) with walnuts, kuchmachi (chicken liver, gizzards, and heart dish), mushroom soup, chakhokhbili (chicken and tomato stew), bazhe sauce (with walnuts, garlic, and herbs), bazhe chicken, and holodets (jellied meat dish). Breads are made fresh throughout the day. I will definitely return!

A great addition to the neighborhood. I've never had Georgian anything before and was excited to check out what this place had to offer. Although I haven't had a chance to explore the entire menu yet, there are tons of options for meat and veggie lovers so you're sure to find something that suits your palate. I've been here several times so far and had mostly pleasant experiences. On most visits, I come for the Khacapuri (cheese bread) it does not disappoint. I always seem to get lucky and buy the batch that's fresh out of the oven. Their khacapuri is warm, fluffy, and cheesy goodness. You can buy the bread by the slice or a whole pie which they can slice it into as many pieces you want. I believe it's around $3 for a slice and $8 for the pie, but check the menu. On my first visit, the staff was welcoming and offered suggestions, even showed me what each item looked like since I didn't know where to start. The second tiem around, I came for more Khacapuri and also left with beef and potato kubdari (flatbread pie). The kubdari was about the length of half of a hero bread and were savory. Total was about $28 for a cheese bread pie and four kubdari breads. I left without purchasing anything on my third visit because of poor service. I waited for more than 10 minutes, was visibly the next person in line, but they let a couple who entered the store cut me. Lady at the register didn't say a word. Now, I want to give them the benefit of the doubt and hope that they honestly didn't see me (being short, I do sometimes go easily unnoticed LOL) because it does happen, so not a deal breaker. I was lured back here by my cheese bread craving and on visit four bought two khacapuri's and beef kubdaris. Cheese bread was a little salty for my liking this time but the beef kubdaris were great as always. Slightly oil, yes but tasty. You'd think the meat and bread would be to filling, but it's not too heavy or overpowered with flavors.

Not so good, Disappointed!! I don't want to hurt anybody's bis, so I want to be polite, But I totally did not enjoy!

Every place starts with people! whoever runs and ownes this place is amazing! And the sweetest girl at the register! I absolutely adore this place! Obviously the food is fantasticMy family was never dissatisfied or disappointed!

had to try once I saw the 5 star rating on yelp. This is a small little store in bensonhurst but boy does it pack a punch. The place has a few different options but you can tell it is VERY authentic which I loved. I came and ordered the cheese pie and the cabbage pie. Both had great flavor and the dough was perfectly cooked. The cheese pie was especially good because the cheese had a beautiful taste to it. It was not overpowering and it was not oily. The cabbage pie was also very good but I would definitely say it is an acquired taste. Overall very solid. I would highly recommend if you are into authentic food. Georgian food is very underappreciated in the global food scene but come here and try the real thing.

Khachapuri, it seems, has been having a moment in BK and someone forgot to tell me. I first remember trying this heavenly Georgian bread a bunch of years ago at a little bakeshop on Neptune Avenue. When that closed, I found another spot am blanking on, but it wasn't quite as revelatory. Then I kind of forgot about it until recently when I had a sudden craving and discovered there are now numerous places that offer Khachapuri. Who knew? Ultimately, I settled on this little takeout shop and bakery: Now for the uninitiated, Khachapuri is like a soft, airy, topping-less stuffed pizza, layered in the middle with stretchy, buttery, salty cheese. The version from here may well be the best I've ever had. For $7, you get a Frisbee-sized doughy disk that can be cut into four generous slices. Other items I tried were more up and down. Wound up preferring the earthy Beet Pkhali over the distinctively perfumey tasting Spinach rendition. And the Chicken Tabaka, aka butterflied chicken cooked 'under a brick,' that hubby ordered on a whim disappointed with its flaccid skin and ho hum seasoning. Mini Meat Pie was tasty and I only wish I'd gotten some of the other fillings, like Mushroom and Cabbage, too. Random Thoughts: Appreciated the patient, kind service and offerings of samples from the Deli Case. But a big line began forming behind us, making it stressful to decide on what to order. Especially since there are no written descriptions of the various items and not all the baked goods are visibly displayed. I found myself wishing I'd jotted down recs on what was good beforehand. If you're trying any of the ground walnut and veggie Pkhalis, by all means grab a long, torpedo-shaped loaf of Shoti bread, which is this spread's traditional accompaniment. (Though truth be told, I far preferred the Spinach and Beet versions that we brought home as dips for bagel chips!) Wrapped in foil, Khachapuri reheats beautifully in the oven @ 325. This is located in a VERY congested area. Parking is a b*tch. Bottom Line: Stick with the carby creations from here and it's hard to imagine going wrong. My only regret is not getting a second Khachapuri to stow in the freezer for when my next craving hits.

Omg, this is our GO-TO PLACE FOR KHACHAPURI. although, honestly, everything there is mind-blowing up delicious. Desserts (especially the Napoleon!), cutlets, and the Tsyplyonok Tabaka. You can not go wrong with this place.

Great food and good prices. I've ordered a few times from this deli and bakery and the food quality has always been great. Definitely recommended.

Second time trying Georgian food. Their breads are very good and roasted eggplant were delish. Do not buy their Khinkalis. Their dumplings skin are hard as leather.

I just love this cute place, I love the food they make and sweets as good as the other food. Workers are very friendly and I always enjoy myself to go there. Last time I made a big order for Thanksgiving and It was handled very professionaly.

Never tried Georgian food but super glad a new shop open in the neighborhood. The staff was super nice in explaining everything to us. We tried the warm cheese bread pastry which still makes me drool thinking of it. The Napoleon was also really good, way lighter then Italian pasties which I appreciate. It lets me save more room in my tummy for other yummy. Def going back next time to try their soup dumpling and meat stews.

Superb!!! Got them on Uber eats and my grandma, who is 95 and needs some convincing to keep up her appetite, was found next to me scarfing down hot khinkali and cheesy, delicious khachipuri. The borscht was perfect - totally homemade. What I thought would be a piece of Napoleon cake was AN ENTIRE CAKE. Enough for 8? people! It was delicious and creamy and I could not stop putting spoonfulls in my mouth. I will definitely get them again!

Very nice place.super delicious and always fresh. Me and my wife love this place. The stuff usually welcoming,friendly and positive.

Only a few months old, here's a new Georgian deli & bakery, simply named as is, located on the fringe of Bath Beach and Gravesend. I went to check out what they were offering - which turned out to be not just of variety of cheese breads (khachapuri) and pies, but menu of other savories and desserts. All for take-out. Some dishes may require to be heated up (approx. 15 - 30 minutes, depending on what it is). You can call ahead to pick up hot orders or return to the shop later after wandering around the neighborhood. They also offer jars of fruit spreads/jams (plum, cherry, figs) and syrups. Pleasant service and staff, who helped explained a few of the dishes I was curious about. There's no standing or seating area for eating. It's simply a small shop. Love to return to try their other offerings. What I ordered: * khinkali (soup dumplings) -- frozen or hot comes in a set of six. (I got mine heated up.) Mixed beef and pork fillings. Amazing dumplings. * chahohbili (chicken stew) - tender chicken chunks in a herbed, tomato soup broth. Would love to have more of this next time. * honey cake - a towering layered cake with a lightly sweeten affair. It comes wedged with mousse and crushed walnuts. Love how light this tastes. * Napoleon - a delicate layered filo walnut pastry with a custard filling. * fruit cake (I didn't catch the name of this) - a small bundt cake with a semi-sweet chocolate cover, topped by a raspberry. A lovely moist cake with dried fruits. Highly recommend this. Yeah. I ate a lot.

Beautiful store, they really care about it's cleanliness and esthetics (unlike many Russian and ethnic food stores in the area). It's refreshing to shop here! The staff is courteous, hospitable and always looking to please the guest in a true Georgian fashion! Food is best Georgian food in the area. I highly recommend this deli!

Ordered delivery for the first time last night. Already excited to order from them again! They have so many vegetarian and vegan options which is awesome and they even gave us a complimentary fruit and nut muffin. Fast delivery. Food was hot. Nice to have a home cooked option instead of fast food.

Super bland Georgian food. Honestly came to try this place because of the reviews and don't understand why this place has 5 stars except for the nice girls that serve you your order. If you want to try real Georgian food with flavor, go to the spot Argo on Coney Island Avenue. You will thank me later...

Have been ordering from this place for years and years, they are always on point. The food is amazing, no matter what you get, and always homemade.

My family loves everything they cook! We often order Khachapuri. My favorite is Cheese Bread with Egg ( Acharuli Khachapuri). I advise everyone!

I had a weird experience at a different Georgian place and was skeptical that the hachapuri would also suck. boy was I wrong!! Their ajaruli hachapuri (cheesy egg boat) is perfect. The bread/dough is soft inside, the cheese is perfectly melted. Next time I tried their imeruli hachapuri and it was also amazing. Best hachapuri in the neighborhood! Will be back to try their khinkali soon!

I am obsessed with standalone Georgian bakeries, and this is one of the absolute best. I sent a group of 10 off to the park while our four khachpuris baked. While there I browsed the incredible selection of Georgian spices and mixes. A friend of mine got two bottles of kompote while picked up plum sauce as a gift for their father. At the park later we feasted on glorious cheese and bread in two different styles. We also had stuffed breads with cabbage, meat and potato and even a couple of their intricate and (also cheese filled desserts). Everyone agreed that we want to pick this place up and transport it closer to our homes in North Brooklyn. I need bread like this more readily accessible.

The food is absolutely delicious!!! Taste like a homemade meal that your mom/grandma would cook for you with all her love. I've had borsch, Olivier salad, chicken cutlets and grape jelly dessert that I really like (low calories you know).

Must try. Meat pies are the best I have tried from different Russian/Georgian/Uzbek/Middle Eastern places. Lobio is very good.

One of the most delicious Georgian food in Brooklyn. I love how this bakery looks and smells when i walk in. Lol Everything is super clean people are nice especially very cute blonde little girl who works as a cashier and most importantly food is delicious. I tried Chashushuli that was little too sour for me than usual but everything else i tried i loved. I come here quite often cause i live nearby but i've heard of this bakery from my friend who usually comes here often as well but lives not as close as i do. I would recommend Khachaphuri which is a cheesy bread but if u want smth else list of food in menu is quite long.

I Had an Adjarian hachapuri for takeout. Dough is great! Plenty of stuffing too! Egg for the mix is great. Ill take two eggs on mine next time!

An interesting addition to the obfuscated Georgian community in Bensonhurst. Primarily displayed desserts and baked goods, the portraits on the wall telle a different story. Step back in time to a simpler life surrounded by weather worn wood furniture, wheat stalks bunched by the barrel, and a simple kitchen producing made to order kachapuri. Yes, this is one of the few Georgian bakeries I've been to that make Acharuli Kachapuri, and even fewer that I would come back to buy repeatedly. Food here is good, the service is exceptional. If you have 20 minutes and would like to trh something new that includes a raw egg and hot cheese bread, get the Acharuli Kachapuri. And yes, finish off the salty bread with one of their sweet desserts, I recommend the cigar cake.

Beautiful small place, very homey. Lady was ready nice and suggested the cheese bread and Georgian baklava. Loved them both. Lots of tasty cheese inside the buttery bread. And baklava had raisins and walnuts, not too sweet. Cant wait to try the soups next time.

The food is awesome! We had the chakhokhbili (stewed chicken with tomatoes), kababi, and the acharuli khachapuri. None of these disappointed. They were super fresh and the cashier was very nice. Would reccomend 100%.

This is a new bakery that is situated between all the other Asian bakeries. They sell fresh traditional Georgian savory pies such as their cheese pies and others. They don't sell in slices so I came to buy their cheese pie while my friend went to buy the meat pie. She said hers was a bit dry and salty. My cheese pie is pretty good for $3. Nice place to try authentic Georgian food.

Their Khachapuri are currently the best in Brooklyn. There was an elderly man who owned a small place on Neptune Ave., but his place is long gone and replaced by less palatable Khachapuri. There is a place on kings highway and East 18th that attempts to make it as well, but their is actually terrible in our opinion. So, let's stick with this tinny spot run by native Georgians. The service is nice. However, be prepared before you order, and make sure your item of choice has been baked. Otherwise, you will run into an issue of waiting for 30 to 40 minutes while your pastry item is prepared from scratch and you are guilted to wait because the process started. This is a true story. Once again, everyone in this place cares about their products, and that is why I stayed. They also have delicious mushroom pastries. The dough is light and the cheese is not too salty in their Kahachapuri. They travel well and are still delicious when cold; which cannot be said about all Khchpuri. I would recommend this place to anyone who loves good fresh food without nonsense.