Tbilisi: New Year's Eve dinner with a typical Georgian Food

Celebrate New Year’s Eve in Tbilisi with a Georgian feast, live music, and fireworks. Enjoy a menu of seasonal dishes, raise a glass of wine, and experience the warmth of Georgian hospitality.
Celebrate New Year’s Eve in Tbilisi with an unforgettable Georgian feast, where tradition, music, and warm hospitality come together in one magical night.

As evening falls, the restaurant fills with the cozy glow of candlelight and the rich aroma of Georgian dishes prepared for the holiday table. Long wooden tables are set with colorful plates and clay wine jugs, ready to welcome guests like family. The air is thick with anticipation—this is not just dinner, but a true supra, a Georgian feast.

The menu showcases the best of the season, including satsivi with tender chicken in a creamy walnut sauce, pkhali varieties shaped in emerald and ruby tones, mtsvadi grilled over an open fire, khachapuri fresh from the oven, and gozinaki and churchkhela for a sweet start to the new year.

Glasses are filled with amber wine from Kakheti and sparkling Georgian brut, ready for heartfelt toasts. The tamada, or toastmaster, might even guide a few traditional toasts, setting a joyful, meaningful rhythm to the night.

As the feast unfolds, live music fills the room—a blend of Georgian folk melodies, polyphonic songs, and soft modern tunes. Musicians play the panduri or accordion, sometimes inviting guests to join in singing or dancing. Laughter rises, people clap along, and the atmosphere becomes warm and festive, as if everyone has known each other for years.

Near midnight, the celebration becomes electric. Guests gather with sparkling wine in hand as the countdown begins. At the stroke of twelve, fireworks burst over Tbilisi’s hills, and the restaurant comes alive with cheers, hugs, and the joy of the new year.

A New Year’s Eve dinner in Tbilisi is more than a meal—it’s an embrace of Georgian culture, a night of music, flavor, and shared celebration that stays with you long after the last toast.

To guarantee availability book as soon as possible. Early booking is worth consideration especially if you planning the trip during high season like public holidays or weekends.

This excursion you can cancel with no cost up to 24 hours before the start of the trip. If you cancel it after 24 hours or not show up on the excursion you will still be charged the full price of the activity. Being late on pick-up or departure will be considered as not showing up.