Pepella

Well. I recently visited this Georgian restaurant. The food was delicious, but unfortunately the service left a very negative impression. We had reserved a table for 8:00 pm but arrived around 8:30pm after walking from the city center. The restaurant was completely empty, yet the waitress reproached us for being late. She only spoke German and did not make any effort to communicate in English, which made it very difficult for us to understand the menu or ask for recommendations, especially for vegetarian options. When we tried to order one dish, she responded, “I don’t know if we still have it” and only after we insisted did she check, eventually telling us it was unavailable. The menu was only in German and Georgian, which made it challenging to navigate. When we later asked for a dry red wine, instead of assisting us, the same waitress sent over another staff member who spoke Russian to explain that the wine was not available. It felt as if she simply did not want to deal with us. At the end, when we had already paid and were still finishing our food, she came up and said only one word — “plates” — which felt rather rude and unwelcoming. To be clear: I truly enjoyed the food, but the service made me feel unwelcome. Unfortunately, despite the cuisine being very good, I would not return because of the way we were treated.

This place is absolutely amazing! The food is delicious 🤤🤤🤤 one of the best Georgian meals I’ve had outside of Georgia. Every dish is prepared with so much care, and you can really taste the authenticity. 🥹💘 The service is warm and welcoming, and you can feel that everyone working there truly cares about sharing the real taste of Georgia with the world. If you want to experience authentic Georgian cuisine in Düsseldorf, you definitely need to go check it out. Absolutely loved it 👌

It's my first time eating Georgian food. And it certainly won't be my last. The food is freshly made, tastes healthy, and delicious. Special shout out to the Georgian wine! The ambience is pleasant enough for a Friday night dating, but it's not intimidating. The service staff is friendly. I'll be back.

Small Georgian Restaurant with tasty meals. We tasted Imeretian khachapuri, mtsvadi (was so juicy) and kebab. It was very good. And bread was just from stove crispy and soft. Definitely recommend this place.

The food here is absolutely delicious and everything is fresh ans full of flavour. The atmosphere is nice and the staff are friendly and welcoming. Just be prepared to wait a little, the food does take some time to come out. But honestly its worth the wait if you know the rules of Georgian cuisine.

Real authentic Georgian cuisine🥰 The staff were kind and the atmosphere felt very warm and traditional. The only downside is that the food takes a bit of time to arrive — but with how good it tastes, it’s definitely worth the wait. Highly recommend for anyone craving real Georgian food! 🇬🇪💝

We came for dinner, 6 persons. And we spent a wonderful evening. We enjoyed Khatchapuri and Khinkali as starters. The redwine was absolutely beautiful. And I did also enjoy the moutton with white wine that I had as main course. The service was super friendly. Not many people know Georgian food and wine, so it is definetely a pleasant discovery not to miss. Highly recommendable.

The food was okay, but unfortunately the service was unfriendly and unprofessional. The woman who served us gave the impression that we were bothering her. Several items appeared double on the bill, likely because they weren’t brought out initially and we had to remind her. Couldn’t even be bothered to correct that with her, easier is to not go back.

Great authentic food from Georgia! We tried some cheese-filled bread, ground meat dumplings as well as the lamb and it was delicious. Also they serve a huge variety of Georgian (?) wines, so thats a plus.