Georgia, the Caucasus · FOOD
The 15 best food experiences you can book right now, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Private Sololaki Tbilisi food tour with 9+ tastings, natural wine and chacha, plus church and Old Town stories, about 4 hours for $79.
“A good way to know a city. We visited eateries that we probably wouldn’t experience otherwise. Overall a good tour.”
Cook Georgian classics in a local family kitchen in Tbilisi, with homemade wine and chacha, then eat what you make over 3 hours.
“Wonderful home experience. Well organized and informed guide was super helpful. More food than we could eat.”
Taste Tbilisi is a 3.5-hour guided food walk in Sololaki with 10+ tastings, Georgian wines, chacha, and local history for $74.
“george was amazing! This is a MUST DO in Tbilisi. 😋”
4-day private Kakheti, Kazbegi and Mtskheta food-wine tour from Tbilisi with wine tunnels, bread baking, khinkali and UNESCO sights.
“awesome tour to Kakheti with tastings, lunch, sightseeing, vineyard visits. try this tour for sure with this company”
All-inclusive street food walk in Tbilisi: 7+ tastings, wine or beer, pastries, khinkali, sweets, street art, and local tips.
“A Must-Do in Tbilisi! I absolutely loved this food tour! It was the perfect way to explore Tbilisi’s local cuisine and culture. Every stop had something unique to offer, from delicious traditional dishes to hidden local gems I would’ve never found on my own. The guide was super knowledgeable, friendly, and passionate about Georgian food, which made the experience even more enjoyable. I left the tour full, happy, and with a much deeper appreciation for Georgian culinary traditions. Highly recommended for anyone visiting Tbilisi!”
Tbilisi street food and sightseeing with Dezerter Bazaar tastings, four khinkali styles, khachapuri, Georgian wine, and a modern food hall.
“Camilla was a great tour guide, so knowledgeable and kind. In the end I had a private tour as no one else had signed up. I learned a lot and got an authentic experience!”
A 3-hour Tbilisi highlights walking tour with Khachapuri, lemonade, Georgian spirits, and white, red, and semi-sweet wine.
“This walking tour is the best way to experience local cuisine and really feel the vibe of Tbilisi. Giorgi made this tour the greatest experiences I’ve had so far abroad. Georgia has such unique architecture, flavors, heritage and customs and Giorgi made it possible for me to taste a bit of them all. I really recommend it if you are interested in having a truly authentic experience in Tbilisi.”
A private 7-hour Tbilisi food and wine day with hotel pickup, Chikhirtma, Acharuli Khachapuri, natural wine tastings, and dumplings.
“The Tbilisi private food and wine tour was perfect for our needs. The first stop near the sulphur baths freshened us up after a late arrival to the city the night before, with a fitting portion of soup and chacha. It is good that the stops are relatively spread out, so that you get a good feeling of the city on the way. The trip was a good mixture of sight seeing, food and wine and we liked the fact that we were not rushed between places. Our guide, Captain Z was informative, friendly and easy going and fitted our group really well. A great guidWe surely recommend this tour…”
Cook Georgian classics in Dinara’s Saburtalo apartment with hands-on lessons, then eat what you make, plus dessert.
“Last time, I rated here 1, it was because of the bad attitude from Viator's Help Center. If the staff contacted Traveling Spoon with necessary action, the host nor I didn't had to go through this unnecessary things.”
Taste Georgia in 3 hours with a local-led walking tour in Tbilisi, including khachapuri, khinkali, sweets, wine, and market stops.
“was very good! we eaten a lot of local food and tasted some wine. i was the only one booked for today and I enjoyed a private one on one tour and it was very cool! the company will even whatsapp you a reminder at the morning and they are avaliable for any questions you have ahead or after the tour. very professional and very cool. everything was included. the guide also bought me water. recommend for everyone who wants to try the local cuisine in a small group!”
3-hour Tbilisi food and wine walking tour with local tastings, Georgian wine stops, and pickup, led by an expert guide.
“Our guide Nana was amazing. Very knowledgeable about Tbilisi and Georgia history. We enjoyed the food and wine tasting.”
3-hour Tbilisi food and wine walk with 9 tastings, Khinkali, Lobiani, Churchkhela, street art stops, and local anti-fraud tips.
“Very good and friendly guide. The guide showed us a new part of Tbilisi. He had a lot of knowledge about the food and the wine. He did speak english very well. Thank you very much George. I recommend this tour.”
Half-day Dezerter's Bazaar food tour in Tbilisi with market tastings, Georgian lunch, and a wine bar tasting in English.
“Extra-ordinary. Paul knows Tbilisi - and it’s people so well. You’ll meet the ‘Spice Girl’, the honey lady, the brilliant bakers. And then finish in a wine bar or restaurant that’s for insiders. Don’t miss…”
3-hour Tbilisi street food tour in Marjanishvili with 10 tastings: khinkali, clay-oven bread, pastries, cheese, and Dezerters Bazaar.
“Incredibly fun assortment of amazing food to try with an equally amazing guide for the whole experience. Loved every second and would definitely try again.”
Taste Georgian street food on Tbilisi’s left bank with wine, a Georgian shot, lemonade, and stops like Fabrika and Bassiani.
“The food tour was the most special and unusual I could find and was absolutely worth every moment. The food was really delicious, the guide was one of the best I've seen, very interesting stories and sights on the left, traditional and less touristy side of Tbilisi. I absolutely had to recommend it.”
The mountains, the wine belt, the old stones and the water — pick the kind of day you want.
