Host of Signagi Restaurant — Restaurant in Sighnaghi

As a tourist traveling in the South Caucasus, I do not recommend this place. The owner is not an honest person. I spent around 50 GEL, and she said there was a 10% service charge. But instead of adding 10% (which would be 5 GEL), she added 10 GEL directly to the total. Does she not understand basic math? I don’t think that’s the case. Judging by how smoothly she did it and her evasive expression, I could tell this wasn’t her first time doing this. I believe if I had spent 200 GEL, she would’ve added 20 GEL instead of 10 GEL. This was my first meal in Georgia, and experiencing such dishonesty left a very bad impression.

To the owner: Cheating customers for a few extra lari won’t make you rich, but it will destroy your reputation and that of your restaurant. This is the 21st century — in the age of the internet, people will know when they’re being scammed. You can’t get away with tricks like it’s still the...

We stopped here only for a breakfast and what an experience it was...the menu is idiotic, you have to choose separately each item of your breakfast, so you end up with: 1) bread - fine, 2) a plate of butter for some 5 lari from which you need like 10-15%, 3) a jam for ca 5 lari amount of which is hardly for one person. So you end up with unbalanced breakfast clearly designed only for you to spend more money. Coming with automatic 10% service for service which takes long to serve and hardly searches for a smile, this was a dreadful experience of a...

This is one of the best meals that we had in Georgia! We were looking for a place to eat and decided to stop here since it seemed to be a bit out of the touristy area. The staff was so kind and friendly. They have seating indoors and outdoors. We had tomato and cucumber salad, khinkali, and roasted potatoes. Everything was amazing and we wanted to order more! The khinkali was especially good because of the seasoning in the meat. It wasn’t bland/plain meat like we had other places. Such...