Havlabar

Prices went up significantly (that's understandable) BUT the portions got smaller. The assorted khpali were not this small eight months ago. And the beef kebab ($28) was very tender back then. Today after the drive home from Glendale, there was barely any moisture in it. And the beef pieces were smaller and they provided a lot less tomato sauce with it. Very sad. The khachapuri was great. I popped it into the oven for a few minutes and it came out the way it did when it was freshly baked. The savici was a much smaller portion too - but don't get me wrong, that walnut sauce is life.For the assorted khpali appetizers, beef kebab, savici and khachapuri, I was charged $96 (should've been $92 but they included a card charge). I wish I could say it was worth it but I can't lie. The experience of eating their food was lacking this time around. Not even their super cool, super nice waitress whom we love could make up for it.

Bomb food. We usually to go it and it's still hot and perfect to eat when we get it home. Love everything. Tastes home made with love

Love this place! Good selection, authentic taste, reasonable pricing. Service is not typical for US, which makes it even more authentic.

My khinkali and khachipuri addiction knows no bounds, so here's another review of a delightful Aremenian/Georgian eatery in Glendale. Seating was great with little "enclosures" that truly made it feel like a private party for a group of 5 of us. I called ahead on a Saturday to see if there was an opening for 5 and they said to "come," so I was glad to snag a weekend table.I was in charge of ordering since no one in our group had much Georgian food experience and I think I did pretty well. I ordered 3 sets of khinkali, a Megruli Khachipuri which is a delicious cheese bread (think similar to a pizza) or hangover cure. We also ordered the Chakkokhbili which was chicken simmered in a delicious tomato and garlic sauce. This was so good!My one not so great ordering item was the Chakapuli which was lambed cooked in tarragon, but it was sort of steamed/boiled and not very shareable, while the piece of meat was tender and delightful--it just wasn't a great value for 20 nor very splittable between our group.The khinkali, the star of the show, were pretty good. They were a little more apt to fall apart than some of the others I've had, but nonetheless, delightful. Just be sure to eat them the right way - don't eat the top and make sure to make a small hole to drink all the delicious juices out of the dumpling so it doesn't spill out all over ya!

Do not come here! 1. They smoke inside. 2. The worst customer service I have ever had. 3. We walked into an unfriendly hostess. She sat us down at the farthest table from the entrance. Basically, tossed the menu at us, didn't explain the food or any specials. Then we asked for water, not bottled water. They brought us bottled water. We asked a 2nd waitress for water, and she also gave us bottles. I had to use a hand signal for a pitcher. I ordered 3 dumplings, and they're were huge and missing something. Such terrible service, didn't come over to check on us. Then, I started to smell cigarette smoke. The waitress was smoking inside the restaurant! We asked her to go outside to smoke, and she refused. Then we noticed other people were smoking inside too. The service was rude, we just left. Do not come here!!

Authentic Georgian restaurant that serves my two favorite dishes: khachapuri and khinkalis. It's located in a strip mall with a small parking lot, but there's street parking along the block as well. They do accept credit cards, but I'd suggest paying cash as the credit card machine was finicky when I went and I was accidentally double charged. To their credit, once I reached out about the issue the restaurant promptly rectified the issue when I went back in, so I appreciated that. They're open for indoor dine-in (no outdoor options) but they have dividers between tables. Food wise, everything we ordered was tasty. You can't go wrong with a plate of khinkalis (soup dumplings). They come boiled with piping hot soup/beef inside. The khachapuri was more like a pizza in terms of its size, and was super filling. We got the version without the cheese on top, and I think we had more than enough. The sausage came with two pieces and had a lot of red onions, with pomegranate arils mixed in. Scott Conant wouldn't have been happy, but I do like the bite of onions so I enjoyed it.

I wasn't sure what to expect, but was pleasantly surprised to find some very traditional Armenian dishes. The soups take a long time to cook so they are only available at certain times or through advance orders

The worst place in my entire life! We were there with friends, but now I will not advise anyone. I don't know who got paid there for good comments.First, the service is disgusting.We ordered food and they brought us something else, as they said that the waiter did not understand what we ordered. When the waiter was changing the plates, her jacket went into the ketchup plate for the child and after that she dropped it altogether, took napkins from our table and wiped it, smearing it on the floor.In parallel with this, the waiters run to smoke every 10 minutes.We were about to leave, gave the card for payment and waited for it to be returned to us for about 20 minutes, they had already forgotten about it, but they didn't forget to run a smoke.Food - you will not find traditional khachapuri or Georgian wine here.The price is too high for this quality and service.I do not advise anyone!

Best I've had it's basically home made. Very nice place and they have everything you'd ever want or need at a proper dinner table. Service is great every question is answered and explained properly by the server. Will always come back only cons are the place isn't bigger and parking isn't bigger.

the lady answering the service quality worst then sovet union times . if you want experience the worst customer answering service call and see