Georgian Wine House and Cuisine

there is a very nice and friendly atmosphere. Food is very delicious, also very tasty dessert they have here. all made with big love, you gonna fill Georgian soul here. who loves different taste and delicious foods welcome☺️

We had the pleasure of hosting our International Workshop Committee meeting (Drexel University) at Georgian Wine House & Cuisine, and it exceeded our expectations in every way. The atmosphere was warm and inviting, with elegant Georgian decor, soft music, and perfect lighting that created a relaxed and enjoyable setting for both conversation and dining. The staff was exceptionally accommodating and attentive throughout the evening. From the early planning stages to the conclusion of our meal, they remained professional, organized, and flexible to meet the needs of our group. Service was smooth, efficient, and marked by thoughtful attention to detail. The food was outstanding—every dish was beautifully presented and full of rich, authentic flavor. It was evident that only fresh, high-quality ingredients were used, and the care in preparation truly stood out. Portion sizes were generous, and pricing was very reasonable for the quality offered. We also appreciated the restaurant’s ability to comfortably accommodate our group and provide a semi-private space that allowed for productive, uninterrupted discussion. Overall, Georgian Wine House & Cuisine was an excellent choice for our Drexel University committee meeting for International workshop. The hospitality and service left a lasting impression. We highly recommend this venue for future professional gatherings or formal dinners—and I’ll definitely be returning with my family and friends!

Absolutely the Best Georgian Cuisine! This place is a true gem for anyone who loves authentic Georgian food. Everything we tried was delicious, but the shashlik was out of this world — juicy, perfectly grilled, full of smoky flavor, and seasoned just right. The meat was tender and literally melted in our mouths. The khachapuri, sauces, and starters were equally amazing. The atmosphere is cozy and welcoming, with that special Georgian warmth and hospitality. A huge thank you to the staff for making the experience so enjoyable. Can’t wait to come back again!

I really liked the restaurant. Delicious food .. service is good . Music. I give 5 stars

Fantastic place with amazingly flavored authentic dishes. Georgian culture can be felt through their food, which is the main reason I'd come back. Great place!!!

Very good place, excellent service, outstanding food. I really like soup Kharcho and chicken hmeruli ( garlic sauce chicken). Bread and hachapuri on skewer are very good!

This is the best restaurant that serves absolutely authentic Georgian Cuisine! When everything is made with love and passion- you can taste it! I can’t recommend this place enough - a huge must try!

Wonderful place ! Amazing atmosphere, food and service!!! I want to express special THANKs to Ranula! She is a STAR of this place!!!! We spent my birthday and it was one of the best party ever, mainly because the service we got from Ranula!!!! Wishing the managers of restaurant to make all to take care of people like Ranula

This location has gone through several changes in recent years; from Russian nightclub, to Turkish restaurant, to it present operator, a Georgian wine merchant and restaurant specializing in that South Central European cuisine. We were actually looking for the Turkish kitchen, but we're happily distracted by the new tenant. Without reservations, we were directed to the outdoor seating in front of the building. Not a bad place to eat and drink, with heavily urethaned picnic tables and large umbrellas overhead. Our server was very helpful and hospitable, understanding we had little experience with Georgian food and less with their vineyards. We were invited to sample the wines in house. She poured a dry red for us that we both liked and ordered a glass for each of us. It was drier than a merlot, and more like a cabernet . Its Georgian name escapes me. We ordered Borscht soup and Adjaruli Kharchapuri for me and Pork BBQ for son 'o mine, which was a 50% off special. The Borscht was served hot with plenty of red beet and chunks of beef. A small dish of sour cream was offered to lighten/sweeten the flavor. My grandmother made this dish, but served it cold with a hot boiled potato thrown in for heat and added texture rather than meat. Liked this version, too. The Kharchapuri is an excellent bread shaped like an open boat (Viking?), full of salty cheese. A raw egg is placed in the middle with pats of butter. Again, our friendly server was helpful in mixing all that together until it was an egg/cheese mass with wonderful taste with the bread ripped apart by hand and cupped to scoop up the gooey center. It was a terrific tactile entertainment. Delicious. The BBQ Pork was simple and tasty. All customers other than us were speaking Georgian which greatly contributed to the exotic ambiance of the operation. People were dressed up for Fathers Day, and there were grandparents and plenty of children involved in the activities. We appreciated being allowed to sit on the edge of their Sunday evening and sample a nice slice of Georgian culture.

I would give it a one star, but food was fine. Service is terrible, frankly nonexistent. We had to "beg" repeatedly for everything, from placing our orders to cleaning our table. Waitress's attitude was ignorant to rude at the very least, felt like they really didn't want us there. Shame, such a downfall from a year ago Luckily there are plenty of other places around where customers are not ignored

They don't speak English very well, but they are very welcoming. Lots of great food and wine to try!

Decent food, but terrible selection of wine. Ambience also sucks. Russian music and songs in Georgian restaurant.