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    Cheese soup dumpling
    Tiffany T.

    Great atmosphere, service and food to pair. This was my first visit to Kinto, and I'm so glad to have Georgian food closer to this area than hiking to the northeast. Our server offered the $50 taste of Georgia that could be made vegetarian, meat or 50/50 both. We decided to go for the vegetarian option. Everything was so flavorful and fresh it's hard to choose a favorite. We had plenty of leftovers to bring home as well, and the meal was served with homemade Georgian lemonade, a little sweet but still refreshing. The ambiance of the restaurant is also very inviting. I look forward to coming back with my husband!

    Michael F.

    Good service can sometimes go unnoticed. Unfortunately, bad service can completely ruin a meal. I made a reservation on Valentine's weekend because my girlfriend had been dying to have 'the bread with the center cut and filled with cheese and an egg yolk' so badly that she had been talking about it for weeks. We arrived and were informed they needed to keep to a strict 90 minute seating limit. We didn't think that would be a problem. We were quickly seated. It took a few minutes for a waiter to stop by, however, we knew exactly what we wanted, so quickly ordered the aforementioned bread, dumplings, and two entrees. It took 15ish minutes for the dumplings to arrive, however, they were made fresh and tasty. We were happy and catching up on our week so were not worried that we didn't see our server much. Then, the wrong dish arrived about 10 minutes later. I'm not quite sure which it was, but it was not the bread we ordered. No worries, the runner turn around to correct our order. On the way, our server heard, took the dish from the runner, took it back to our table, and informed us this was what we ordered. We explained again that we did not order the dish and reminded him we even pointed to the dish on the menu to ensure we got the right bread. After an eye roll and a lot of attitude, they took the wrong dish away and told us we'd get the right bread. 20ish minutes go by and we get our bread, with the yolk already broken, quickly followed by our entrees. We had time to eat, but basically were up to the limit and unable to order dessert. The table next to us ran into the same problem earlier and was told they couldn't even order dessert. At this point, the mood was damp, so we didn't even bother to ask, paid, and left. I honestly hate leaving a review like this one. However, I am still sort of in shock from the amount of attitude we received that I feel it was worth sharing. Maybe it was just a really busy day and a bit of stress. Regardless, I won't be recommending them.

    Sarah O.

    Wanted to celebrate daughter's graduation someplace special and she chose Kinto, which was a first time for everyone. Not knowing exactly when the graduation ceremony ends, they graciously accommodated change in our reservation time. The interior was cozy and thoughtfully decorated. Our server was attentive and patient. Most of us were excited to try Georgian food for the first time, and our daughter, who chose Kinto really enjoyed the food. But. I don't think it appeals to everyone, some people were most disappointed with the desserts. Overall, would I return? Yes, but only with certain people.

    Outside
    Latrice S.

    This was my first time having Georgian food in years and this place did not disappoint! From the food, to the service, to the beautifully decorated interior, I love this place. We were told that this restaurant just opened back in the summer time and I am looking forward to seeing how this place grows! It's off of a Main Street so parking might be a little challenging but the food is definitely worth it. If there was anything that I would mention, prices were fair but they did charge us $8 for a seltzer water which was a bit of a turn off. Otherwise, great experience!

    Chashushuli
    Atiya G.

    I've never been to a Georgian restaurant before nor have I ever had Georgian food so we decided to order modestly just in case. We ordered the Georgian Salad, the Chashusuli and the Napoleon Cake (just because the waiter was so convincing). The salad, while so simple, was very good. The vegetables are crisp and fresh and the salad dressing was so tasty. I wish I could have bought a bottle of it. We had the Chashusuli with cauliflower (next time I'll try meat). Omg, it is so, so good! You get the tang of the tomato sauce with an underlying mildly sweet taste. So much flavor. Now I've never had a Napoleon so I don't know what it's supposed to taste like but it was light and not too sweet which I really enjoyed. The restaurant is quite nice and has a great vibe. They were playing music through the restaurant and we overheard another table ask them if it was traditional Georgian music, which it wasn't, but they did turn it on for all to hear what it sounds like. Loved that!

    Adjaruli Khachapuri (VG)
    Deepali P.

    First time trying Georgian food and didn't know what to expect but everything we had was absolutely delicious!! The bread was super fluffy and warm but also had a crisp to it. The egg dish had the most delicious cheeses in there. The dips trio was probably the most familiar to us in terms of flavors/ things we've had before. The Pkhali balls were so full of flavors and we were surprised by the carrot one and loved it! Even the sodas were delicious, they weren't like our typical sodas. The restaurant is small but really cute inside and the staff there were all super friendly. Looking forward to going back

    Georgian salad
    Sasha D.

    A truly special spot, I've been lucky to go to quite a few Georgian spots across NYC and Philly and I think Kinto takes the cake for most authentic. The Georgian salad was perfect, they got the walnut dressing just right. And the khachapuri had the perfect amount of cheese in it and it tasted just like in Georgia. We also really enjoyed both the chicken skewers and kabob, the meat was very tender. Service was fast and friendly and the ambiance was super nice, great for a date spot. Will 100% be back

    Tolma- stuffed cabbage
    Orrin E.

    We were looking to grab dinner before a performance nearby, and stumbled upon this restaurant. We love Georgian food, but usually have to travel to the Northeast, so we're pleasantly surprised to read the sidewalk signage with dinner specials listed. The restaurant is sleek and new with nice ambient lighting. We were seated at a cozy table in the window, our server was attentive and friendly. We were familiar with some of the popular dishes on the menu, but saw a few unfamiliar dishes, and went with a few of them. The cheesy bread with egg was so good. Stuffed cabbage didn't taste like the Polish version we know, the filling was tender and melted in your mouth, the salad was flavorful and refreshing, the soup was amazing. Even if people don't really know much about Georgian cuisine, I really hope that they will give this restaurant a try. Oh- and it's a BYOB.

    Pkhali Trio (eggplant, spinach, green bean)
    Emily J.

    This place is fantastic. The interior is really really nice and the bar decor is cool. We had the Pkhali Trio (green bean, eggplant, spinach), the Khinkali (soup dumplings), and Shkmeruli. Everything was really delicious but the Shkmeruli stole the show, I want to drizzle that sauce on everything I eat from now on. The dessert someone else got looked amazing but I was too full to try it! The staff were all really nice and wanted to make sure we had a good time and enjoyed our food. This place is amazing and when they get their liquor license I'm sure they'll make good drinks.

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    Would have loved to try the food, but after waiting 30 minutes with no acknowledgement, decided it wasn't worth it. Sad.

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    Excellent Georgian food, service, and ambiance. The vegetarian tasting menu was amazing. Couldn't recommend this place enough!

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    Second time here. Great food, reasonable prices. Restaurant is cozy and service is good.

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    The food was amazing! The cheese bread, the stuffed cabbage, the Neapolitan cake. Just amazing. Will come again!

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    The food was absolutely outstanding, service was great. That food a delicious memorable experience that I haven't has in a while

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    Saami Somi - khachapuri ($15)

    Saami Somi

    4.7(114 reviews)
    1.7 mi•Market East
    •$$

    I love khachapuri and I don't get it nearly enough. What's not to love about it - soft bread, gooey…read morecheese, buttery goodness, a runny egg - it's like khachapuri was made with me in mind. When I was browsing the Reading Terminal Market businesses, I came across Saami Somi and knew I had to make a visit! I came on a Saturday afternoon. Reading Terminal Market was bustling, but fortunately, it wasn't busy when I ordered. I got the mushroom cheeseboat (I'm a mushroom lover) with a side of the sunflower oil ($1.25 add-on). You can also do other modifications for an upcharge. It was about $20 after tax. I ordered to dine-in, we were able to snag the last two seats at the counter, and they called my name when it was ready. The cheeseboat was ready in less than 15 minutes. The khachapuri was delicious! There were ample mushrooms and cheese. The cheeseboat was big and filling enough to share. We were given utensils for two people. The khachapuri is great on its own, but the sunflower oil and additional condiments add an extra zing. The sunflower oil is served on the side gave the cheeseboat a peppery kick. They also have a garlic labneh condiment on the menu, which I need to try next. I would eat Saami Somi everyday if I could. They also have the Georgian soup dumplings, which I am yet to try. I love how Saami Somi makes Georgian food casual and approachable. This is a must-visit at RTM!

    Love love love everything here! The bread boats are perfectly scrumptious. These dumplings were…read moresurprisingly packed with flavor and super hearty! The staff is lovely. Every day they have different assorted fresh baked goods on the counter (try the foccaccia with whole roasted garlic!). Also try a Georgian pear soda from the cooler! Hands down, my fav stall at Reading Terminal!

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    Saami Somi - Mushroom khinkali, adjika, and mineral water.

    Mushroom khinkali, adjika, and mineral water.

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    Apricot Stone

    Apricot Stone

    4.5(404 reviews)
    0.5 mi•Olde Kensington
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    Came on Valentine's Day and was escorted upstairs into a small section where all couples were sat -…read morea bit crowded and overwhelming with the loud music on top of the conversations. Was excited to try the Manti, after seeing it in all the reviews - very small dumplings with a meaty filling that is paired with a tangy yogurt sauce. But the real star was the Filet Mignon Steak Kebab - the pieces at the bottom of the kebab were more cooked but still tender, but the top pieces were perfectly cooked medium well. We got complimentary Dubai chocolates at the end of our dinner which was a nice touch. BYOB with no corkage fee!

    It's been about two years since we last came to apricot stone and learned that they had relocated…read moreand had made some minor adjustments to the menu from which we were fond of Tonight's experience was OK not really exciting as I recall in the past; I will note the increase in prices. The meal for two was $66 now $100. Yet when we were all set and done, our bill was just over $100. I probably should've listened to my wife and order that instead. We started off with the Manti dumplings and broth, unfortunately, they were overcooked, dry and some had burnt skin. but when we pointed it out, the server didn't see anything wrong with it, maybe that's common for them, but that's not how we normally experience Manti at other restaurants Next, I had the chard octopus it wasn't charred. It's a nearly room temperature plate. I love octopus so for me it worked, but it wasn't what maybe I recalled. Then we shared a lamb kebab plate and added a chicken Shawarma skewer, lamb was tough, overcooked. Overall the meal missed delivering that wow factor. No more for us. Many other places to try.

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    Apricot Stone - You won't leave hungry

    You won't leave hungry

    Apricot Stone - Lamb Kebab and Luleh Kebab

    Lamb Kebab and Luleh Kebab

    Apricot Stone - Our new location at 426 W Girard Avenue

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    Our new location at 426 W Girard Avenue

    Megobari - Adjarian

    Megobari

    4.5(14 reviews)
    12.6 mi

    One of the best Georgian restaurants I've been to! Every dish was incredibly flavorful and tasted…read morehomemade. The khachapuri was perfectly baked, the khinkali were juicy and delicious, and everything was beautifully presented. Can't wait to come back and try more from the menu. Highly recommend to anyone who loves authentic Georgian food!

    Very nice and warm feeling restaurant with a staff that makes you feel comfortable. Mamuka was our…read moreprimary server but various other members of the staff brought our food to the table and answered any questions we might have about a particular dish. If you are not familiar with Georgian food, this could be a nice starting point. Each item on the menu has an English description. We enjoyed and shared each of our choices. The Pkhali Assortment brought a plate of spreads made from spinach, beets, leeks, eggplant with walnuts and spices The Chicken Satsivi was chicken pieces served cold in a rich walnut and garlic sauce. The boat shaped bread (Adjarian Khachapuri) filled with cheese and topped with an egg yolk is something you must try. Our main course was the delicious Shkmeruli which was roasted chicken in a creamy garlic sauce. (So good I forgot to take a picture of it !) We shared a sweet jelly-like dish for dessert. BYO and a place where you should make a reservation, at least on the weekend. (Small note: they added a 10% tip to the bill. You can pay with cash or credit card, with cash being slightly cheaper.)

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    Chicken Satsivi

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    Next to our table !

    Tria Cafe Rittenhouse - Ricotta and Honey Bruschetta Mushroom Bruschetta Goat Cheese and Pesto Bruschetta

    Tria Cafe Rittenhouse

    4.4(975 reviews)
    2.2 mi•Rittenhouse Square, Penn Center
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    Evan is the best! I walked in with no plot and Evan hooked me up with silky burrata and peak…read moreheirloom tomatoes, exceptional rosé and bruschetta with creamy goat cheese and bright, racy pesto-maybe with lemon zest? Flourless chocolate? No question. I was so happy. It was my first night in the city I now call home and I hope to be a regular at Tria. Evan is professional and so knowlegeable. He understands the subtle interplay between product, server and guest.His managerial panache is rock solid. The atmosphere is intimate and cute and the kitchen executes. The staff knows what's up and they just know how to have a good time. Thanks, Tria!

    I was looking to have a quick bite in Center City and happened to walk by Tria. I took a quick look…read moreon Yelp and immediately went in - I didn't even look to see what type of food they serve. I was a little surprised it had boards with cheese-charcuterie and meats. I saw some nice appetizers and chose a sandwich as well. I started with the Artichoke Hummus with Feta and Grilled Focaccia - it was excellent! Large chunks of artichoke with the creamy hummus and little balls of feta were such a great combination. However, it was the Grilled Focaccia that brought the spread to its peak. Light and slightly crunchy it was so delicious with the hummus! Next up, the Pistachio Herbed Ricotta with Lavender Honey Bruschetta. I took my first bite started to chew and had to close my eyes as I was transported to a 'heavenly' taste. The pistachio with the creamy ricotta was amazing, and with the lavender honey, it was over the top. I told the server it could be a dessert as well! After two great appetizers, I was really looking forward to my 'main dish' - the Smoked Chicken Sandwich with Cabot Cheddar, fresh tomato and arugula, and a truffle herbed aioli (I opted out of the bacon). I took a bite and of this thick smoked chicken breast with a fabulous aioli dressing and was delighted it was every bit as delicious as the appetizers! The chicken was tender complimented by the cheese, tomato and arugula-but I had the dressing come on the side and found myself adding more and more, it was so good! What a gem in Center Cjty - it's a must try!

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    Tria Cafe Rittenhouse
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