Real Georgian Flavours in London

Curious where to taste good, authentic Georgian fare in London — and pair it with wine like they do in Tbilisi or Telavi? Let us help you.

There are plenty of choices: cosy cafés and family-run gems, modern bistros and natural wine spots. This guide brings together some of the most loved Georgian restaurants in London. Whether you’re about to taste khinkali for the first time or are looking for the perfect amber wine to match your chakapuli, these places offer hospitality, flavour, and a touch of Georgianness.

Sad Meli

📍 4 Silley Weir, Promenade, London E16 2AJ
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A relaxed café-wine bar hybrid in Royal Docks, Sad Meli combines delicious traditional Georgian cooking with natural qvevri wines. It’s especially welcoming to vegetarians and vegans, with a strong focus on pkhali, beans, stews, and fresh bread — but you’ll also find meat options and occasional dessert specials. The atmosphere is homely, often with music or art events in the evening.

80-20 Wines

📍 56 Peckham Rye, London SE15 4JR

📍60 Goldsmith Row, Hackney, London E2 8QY

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A wine bar first and foremost, 80-20 offers a fantastic selection of Georgian wines in the UK — and pairs them with a smart Georgian small plates. Expect rotating dishes, a communal vibe, and tastings that focus on qvevri and low-intervention styles. Also available for private bookings, events, or just sipping amber wine by the glass.

Kartuli

📍 65 Lordship Ln, East Dulwich, London SE22 8EP
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Tucked into East Dulwich, Kartuli is a cosy little bistro filled with plants, antiques, and the smell of baking cheese bread. Their food is traditional and deeply comforting: khinkali, shkmeruli, megruli kharcho — the kind of dishes best shared with wine and friends. A great local spot that feels like someone’s Georgian home.

Geamos

📍 122 Boundary Rd, London NW8 0RH
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Family-style dining at its warmest. Geamos is known for big portions, friendly staff, and khachapuri served with stories. Perfect for birthdays, feasts, or quiet evenings with big Georgian comfort dishes.

Orera

📍30 Old Brompton Rd, South Kensington, London SW7 3DL
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A hidden gem in South Kensington, Orera blends Georgian hospitality with polished service and an elegant interior. It’s perfect for lunch after sightseeing at the V&A or Natural History Museum, or a relaxed night out. The menu features familiar dishes and seasonal specials, offering a variety of good vegetarian options and a well-curated Georgian wine list.

Samaia

📍 195 Castelnau, London SW13 9ER
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A small, casual Georgian restaurant near Hammersmith Bridge. Samaia offers authentic flavours, home-style dishes, and warm hospitality in a contemporary setting. 

Iberia

📍 3 Lupus St, Pimlico, London SW1V 3AS

📍94-296 Caledonian Road, N1 1BA

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A local favourite, Iberia combines grilled dishes and stews with a good selection of Georgian wines and warm service. The vibe is elegant yet relaxed, perfect for a casual Georgian dinner.

Little Georgia

📍 87 Goldsmiths Row, Hackney, London E2 8QR

📍14 Barnsbury Road, Islington ,N1 0HB

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A Hackney institution with a second café in Islington, Little Georgia is beloved for its welcoming feel, and hearty veggie-friendly menu. Their Ajaruli khachapuri is a cult favourite!

Do visit these Georgian gems when you’re in London — and don’t forget to tag @georgianwineuk on social media.We’d love to hear about your experience.