Tre Qvevri In Torino

Delicious dishes! I recommend the cheese and egg yolk focaccia. See you next time!

A small Georgian restaurant with a cozy, intimate atmosphere and attention to detail, perfect for a quiet dinner. The staff is very friendly and happy to explain the dishes and offer recommendations. The cuisine is a real discovery; the chicken with blackberry sauce is delicious. The wine selection is also excellent, offering a wide selection of Georgian wines. A must-try.

Everything was delicious, we will definitely be back!!

I had lunch here with my son and found the food and wine selection to be traditional, comprehensive, and high-quality. The service was attentive, and the location was excellent.

A small but charming and well-kept place, with friendly but unobtrusive staff and good service. The food was excellent, including the mixed pkhali dishes, which were definitely worth trying, though the ones with eggplant and walnut sauce were the most interesting. The khachapuri was excellent, and we even received instructions on how to eat it (no one had ever explained it to us before, so thank you!), and the apple and honey puddings, accompanied by a nice chai, were both delicious. My only complaint: the wine per glass was a bit limited. Prices are a bit high, but we'll be back because we had a great time, the food was excellent, and to try the rest!

Having traveled to Moscow several times for work, I had the opportunity to try Georgian cuisine as it's served there. This restaurant managed to faithfully reproduce the dishes and flavors despite import restrictions. It's worth noting that the cheese used in the katchapuri is produced directly by them in Turin, with excellent results. The set menu (mandatory for groups of 6 or more, and there were 10 of us) plus 4 bottles of wine (imported, so not cheap), desserts, and coffee, cost us 57 euros each.

I live in Georgia, and I can tell you this is exceptional Georgian food. Amazing place, great atmosphere, 10/10.

Discovered this little place by chance while strolling through the streets of the Quadrilatero district. I recommend making a reservation (especially on weekends) because it's very popular and tends to fill up. The staff is friendly, professional, and welcoming. The dishes are distinctive and surprisingly excellent! We tried several meat and vegetable dishes and were truly satisfied! I can't decide which dish to recommend, all unique and delicious! Another highlight is the option to pair your dishes with Georgian wines—a truly unique and immersive experience!

I went here for dinner with a friend. It was delicious and extremely well-prepared. I'll be back.

Food was good, but service wasn't. Bottle of wine (35eur) came already open, door of the bathroom without key.