Hungry Wolf Cafe & Takeaway in Edinburgh

Taste of Georgia in Scotland. Just as you would expect it and even better - everything we had was absolutely delicious. Mega cheesy khachapuri, reasonable prices, very friendly owner - would absolutely come again.

Really good Georgian food. Freshly prepared in an open kitchen. Very friendly and very good service. We will come back.

Found this place on our first day in Edinburgh and couldn't have found a better place. Never had Georgian food before this but when I get back to Dublin, the first thing I'm doing is looking for a Georgian restaurant!We got the khachapuri, dumplings, fries, onion rings and Spicy Georgian mayo (Our eyes are bigger than our belly but it went down real easy and all we left was a few chips). David, the owner was so nice and easy to talk to. He taught us a little bit about Georgia and the proper way to eat the food.I'll highly recommend this place to anyone!

Very nice traditional food. Great to try something different to the usual cuisines. 5 stars!

Best Georgian food in Edinburgh! Lovely little restaurant in the Heart of Leith.They doing take away as well.

Really lovely Khachapuri (almost like a Georgian pizza) and Khinkali (beef and pork dumplings). Was really tasty and not super expensive. Started eating before I even though to take a picture 🙈

Delicious, filling, proper Georgian Khachapuri! (Verified by Georgian friend and Azerbaijani friend)Clean space, David-the owner and the chef, is very cool person as well! Definitely recommended!

I really really didn't want to leave a negative review, but was so so disappointed.After looking for something different from the usual Indian or Chinese or Italian. We opted for Hungry Wolf after reading the amazing reviews.Maybe they're having an off day?Who knows?But when received and opened the box with the cheese and ham boat we found it looked like it had been thrown around a bit. (Photos attached) Oh no. But wait, let's give them the benefit of doubt. Upon tasting straight away knew it had to go back in the oven, because it was cold, luke warm at best.Opening the second meal it was the same. The hotdog was cold as well as the French fries. The hotdog also had jalapeños which I never asked for, but these could be picked off.Would have given 2 or 3 stars, but after reheating and starting to eat our meals I then found a small piece of metal in one of the fries.Okay, that's enough for me.So that's why I can only give this one star.Was so looking forward to this meal being a first time customer, but it was memorable for all the wrong reasons, and unfortunately and disappointingly. We won't be back.I'm so sorry for the negative review but feel people should be aware this place isn't all that.**********Response to the response from Hungry WolfEven though I apologised for leaving the negative review and said we all have bad days.... Even tried to make excuses for the place... And even though I posted photographic evidence...For this business to then call us liars... I think this speaks volumes about this business... and the people who run / own it.If I could I would now leave no stars...Take ownership... Admit you messed up... End of.AVOID AT ALL COSTS!!!!

Khapachuri is just a cheesy delight, accompanied by a nice Georgian salad. Good fun with the staff cooking food just in front of you. Everything looked great. Nothing fancy about this place, just very tasty food.

On our first night in Edinburgh we discovered that there was a Georgian place there. Being half-Georgian, I could not resist and we absolutely loved it! A lovely place with friendly staff and delicious khachapuris. If I ever get to Edinburgh again, will definitely eat there :)Thanks for the great food and service! Good luck!