I seriously don’t understand how anyone can call this the best Georgian food in Tbilisi. Even the most touristy places in the old town serve much better, tastier food. Everything that we’d ordered here, was either too salty or too spicy or both. One dish - roasted ham - was completely inedible. I specifically asked our waiter what it was and he claimed that these were slices of roasted ham. Instead we were served 6 thick slices of lard with a tiny piece of meat on just one of them - salty as hell and dry as a shoe sole. Pkhali, adjapsandal, even fried suluguni - all were absolutely terrible. Adding fuel to fire, the service was very disappointing as well. First, our waiter brought us a wrong drink and when we pointed this out, he didn’t consider removing it or at least apologizing - he brought the correct one and charged us for both. Then every time we needed him, it would take us 10-15 minutes to get his attention - he was either nowhere to be seen or serving other tables and ignoring us. At the end of the meal my husband ordered some Georgian brandy which the waiter was happy to tell us about, but... the brandy never came (and I’m not even sure it wasn’t included in the final bill as the bill was in Georgian). All in all, the only nice thing about this stadium-sized place is the national singing and dancing show. So if you like to schlep half an hour from the city center to sit among huge groups celebrating birthdays and weddings, eat bad food and pay 20-30% more than it costs elsewhere, then by all means come to Tsiskvili. Otherwise, I’d highly recommend to find an alternative (which are in abundance).