Saperavi

Saperavi: Georgia on a Plate, Daily from 2 PM

Sometimes the name says it all. Saperavi is not just a Georgian red wine, but in Berlin’s Charlottenburg, it also stands for one of the city’s most reliable Georgian restaurants. The restaurant is located at Uhlandstraße 171–172, making it easily accessible on foot from Ku’damm. Over 300 reviews on Restaurant Guru give it a rating of 4.7 out of 5 stars, which is no coincidence with such a large number of votes.

The menu reads like a Best-of the Caucasus. Khachapuri, Khinkali, and Shashlik are among the classic dishes served here. If you’ve never experienced biting into a hot dumpling from the bottom and slurping out the broth first, you should do it here. Salads, soups, Khinkali, and kebab hit the mark for many guests 100 percent, and even the Napoleon cake, although not a Georgian invention, impresses with excellent quality and an impressive portion size.

Georgian Wine and Warm Hospitality

Good Georgian food calls for the right wine. Saperavi also offers an extensive selection of Georgian wines that perfectly complement the menu. Particularly the Georgian natural wines, traditionally fermented in large clay amphorae, are characterized by intense aromas and a deep golden to amber color. The team at the restaurant knows what it serves and is happy to offer advice.

If you want to go out for a good meal, it’s best not to do it alone. Saperavi is particularly popular with groups and creates an atmosphere where everyone feels comfortable. The average price per person is 20 to 40 Euros, which is very fairly calculated for the quality and quantity. Reservations are recommended, especially during peak hours and on weekends. Open daily, making it a solid choice even during the week for anyone craving Georgian cuisine in Berlin.