The Georgian in Wandsworth

Really nice place. Tasty food, excellent ambience. Had the chicken liver and onions , very nice. Lamb cutlets, mushroom and mashed potatoes, again very nice. Took the poppyseed cake home for dessert. Time before last I had some good salt beef.

Amazing food, great service, extraordinary taste! Smooth Georgian wine went well with everything we tried - dumplings, lamb stew, tolma and moreWill recommend

Amazing food, authentic experience.Lamb stew with cilantro and tarragon, the khinkali and tolma.Worth a visit at least once every month!From the food to the stuff, everything is Georgian coming directly from the country

Pricier than it deserves to be based purely on the food and drink, but given the area, not outrageously so. I left £35 lighter after some cheese bread, dumplings and wine, service included.Speaking of, the service was consistently good, with all staff friendly and courteous throughout. The cheese bread, whilst simple, is very moreish and it's easy to see why it's a crowd pleaser. The dumplings, checking out at approx £15 a serving (for about 6 pieces) didn't do much to impress; the meat inside was quite flavourful but the casing was unseasoned and bland. Perhaps a sauce or at least some kind of condiment should come included with this dish? As it was it was very one-dimensional.They also need to have a rethink on some of their wine choices. Prices delve well into £30 territory and beyond, and while this isn't especially steep, I was still expecting more. We tried two different ones (middle of the pack, price-wise): one was decent, the other was too sharp on the palate.Overall not a bad choice but I expect you could do a lot better elsewhere in Clapham.

Lovely food and atmosphere. I highly recommend the aubergine with walnut pate starter & the trout with plum sauce main. Great local restaurant & a refreshing change from predictable pub fare.

Hello everyone, do not go to this “restaurant” it’s even can’t be named as a restaurant for sure. The space is horrible, small, uncleaned. I have no words to say about customer service. They are rude and unprofessional, unqualified. Wine is expensive and bottle opened behind till. Food disgusting doesn’t matched the menu at all. Chicken with roasted potatoes was like chicken with water, no spices, potatoes raw. Another dish with beef also horrible. Stew horrible only sauce warm, meet cold nothing to say about rice like stone. After discussion about service, all staff talked them own language and can say just “ maybe you are in bad mood because our dishes which you choose are so popular” . I had the worst experience ever there. I can’t say that this place can be named as restaurant.

Came here for a mates birthday, it was advertised as BYOB but we're told that's not the case anymore. We were fine with that and asked for wine, the waitress said they only served Georgian wine and produced no list. When we got the bill we found out it was £36 a bottle! Hardly a house wine... Not impressed by their lack of transparency. Won't be going back.

Very nice Georgian cafe! The khinkalis are to die for! Will be back for more

Breakfast today was a freshly prepared Adjaruli Khachapuri, a cheese bread with runny egg. Absolutely wonderful! Friendly service, right across the road from Clapham South tube.

Amazing, amazing, amazing! Authentic, simple and great price. Helen was so helpful and I’ll definitely be going back to try other traditional dishes! Honestly, Better than expected! The Borsh (soup) is amazing! The hachapuri was to die for!