Tatin

I love Mtskheta and its old streets, and this café is set in just that kind of spot. It’s in a lovely old house, with a small courtyard and a couple of tables outside. Inside, it feels cozy. We tried some savory food, hot drinks, and a couple of sweets. The sweets weren’t very good quality. I’m not expecting everything to be cheap, but the prices here felt too high.

I didn’t rent a room, so this is just about the café. It’s a comfortable, calm, quiet place for breakfast. The omelet is 10/5 🤤 and the desserts are amazing. You can find what you need to start the day here. Thanks for hosting us.

We stumbled across this place and fell for the lovely interior and atmosphere. You can tell it’s looked after, and we felt welcome. The food was tasty and didn’t take long. We ordered chihirtma, pumpkin soup, khachapuri, adjapsalndal, and Georgian salad with nuts. Sadly, the chihirtma was forgotten, so we didn’t get to try it, but the administrator took it off the bill. Definitely worth a visit, and we also enjoyed the company of the cats and dogs.

The interior really catches your eye, and it’s a nice spot for photos to share on social media. We ordered Adjarian khachapuri, Kababi, Strudel, and coffee, and everything was 10/10. The Adjarian Khachapuri was way tastier than what I’ve had in its original region. Trust me, I’ve visited lots of cafés and restaurants all over Georgia looking for the ideal one, with crunchy bread and high-quality Georgian cheese. If you’re visiting Mtskheta, don’t miss this place.