Where can you eat well and cheaply in Borjomi?
Cafes in the centre, near the park and local cuisine.
Short answer
In Borjomi you can eat at family cafes and restaurants in the centre and on the way to the Mineral Water Park, serving khachapuri, khinkali, mtsvadi and Georgian soups. Prices are usually lower than in Tbilisi. Bakeries with khachapuri and lobiani are good for a quick bite.
Why
- Many cafes by the park cater mainly to tourists; the centre can be cheaper.
- Book tables in summer and at weekends.
- Nearby Bakuriani has its own cafes for skiers.
Details
Our Borjomi cafe rating lists tried-and-tested places. Try the mineral water straight from the spring in the park.
Tip
After lunch, stroll to the Mineral Water Park and taste the water straight from the spring.
What may differ
Prices at seaside and central cafes are higher than in residential areas, and many places are packed in summer.
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Information checked on October 3, 2026.
Where to eat in BorjomiRelated questions
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How do khinkali differ from manti?
Khinkali are a Georgian dish boiled in water, while manti come from Central Asian and Turkic cuisines and are steamed.
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Khinkali and khachapuri: whose dishes are they?
Both khinkali and khachapuri are Georgian dishes.
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Which cheese do you need for khachapuri?
In Georgia, khachapuri uses Imeretian cheese, a young brined cheese with a mild tang, and sulguni, which stretches well.
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How do you make khachapuri at home?
The easiest home khachapuri is Imeretian: make a dough of matsoni or kefir with flour, egg and baking soda, fill it with grated cheese, flatten it and fry in a pan or bake.