Klike's Khinkali

I'm so sorry to give this place a low rating, the place itself It's very cool since it's on a basement, but I do have to address the very strong smell of mold and humidity, it was so strong. It was so hard for me personally to breathe and be able to enjoy the food. I think this is what added to me not having a pleasant dining experience. Also the menu doesn't explain but if you are here for the Khinkali you can only get five of the same at first, which it's kind of hard to do when you want to try them all. Especially if you're here as a tourists or you have come to this place because you saw the TV show somebody feed Phil. The atmosphere fell very blunt un inviting or welcoming whatsoever. And when it comes to the taste of the food, to be honest it wasn't any special thing as the show makes it seem like, it didn't have any amazing taste. We have the same dishes at other places that honestly were more tasty and better mix and match options, but I do appreciate that they were willing to accommodate us without a reservation.

Klike’s Khinkali was a nice experience overall. Cool and friendly staff. It feels like the place has become more popular and now leans a bit towards a touristic vibe rather than an immersive local one. The food was good, but the special khinkali were too salty for my taste. Short wine list but enough. I love the bodega/tasco-style concept, very cozy and authentic. The only downside was the television on the wall, which kind of ruined the mood, but overall it was a nice and affective

This place is extremely good. I tried their special khinkali and one with potatoes, both were excellent. The atmosphere is cozy and the staff is attentive too. We ordered a cheese platter and some semi-sweet white wine that was also delicious.

Nice khinkali spot with a simple menu that still has everything you need. The khinkali with suluguni were amazing, especially when paired with the garlic water sauce. Service was great too. Definitely worth a visit if you’re craving Georgian comfort food!

We had to wait over an hour to get our Kinkhalis. Minimum order is 5 ocs per type. Why?? Especially for a place that makes nothing else, it seems like an unnecessary rule. And the mixed plate (chose 5 types and get 2 of each) is no longer on the current menu, so therev isn't much chance to try different styles. We went with Meat (urban style with cilantro) and Spinach and mixed cheese. Both were very good, but they weren't the "best" (as we had read somewhere). Drink selection is limited. Overall, not bad, but didn't live up to the hype. We enjoyed Cafe Daphne more for the same quality but better service and no minimum order.

This restaurant for us was a quest ))) you will need to be observant to enter the restaurant opening the right door but not to enter the left open entrance. Then you will need to find the toilet to wash your hands )) You should go here only to eat khinkali. They are delicious!

If it was not mentioned on the Lonely Planet I would have never entered this basement small restaurant! From the outside you barely understand there’s a restaurant here! But luckily I did it and the Khinkali were great. This is by the way almost the only dish (with different fillings) you can get here. But worth the stop!

Delicious food, fast service, and a unique style of khinkali that I really enjoyed! Prices are reasonable, the staff is friendly, and the food was served quickly with almost no wait. Highly recommended!