GEORGIA
Georgia's standouts.
The 10 most popular georgian cooking classes in Georgia. What each day actually involves, who runs it, and what you will pay.
Small-group khinkali and khachapuri class in downtown Tbilisi with wine, cheese, salad, and hands-on shaping in about 2 hours.
“Very easy to schedule, nice stuff and session. We were 2 adults, 2 and 8 years old kids. Full meal with a glass of wine”
Cook Adjarian khachapuri and khinkali in Tbilisi with a patient home-chef, homemade wine, and recipes you can use again.
“Fun host, great food and patient instruction. Looking forward to making it for family at home. Definitely arrive hungry.”
Hands-on Georgian cooking in Nana’s Tbilisi home: Supra dinner, homemade wine, five dishes, and a recipe booklet for $110.
“Learning Georgian cooking was one of to-do list here, and my experience at Nana’s kitchen was amazing! I had the cooking class in her beautiful kitchen studio in her garden as having a glass of Georgian wine :) I learnt a lot of tricks of Georgian cuisine - especially the chicken soup was exceptional… I’ll…”
Shop Dezerter Bazaar with Tina, cook 2–3 Georgian dishes at her Tbilisi home, and share lunch or dinner with local alcohol.
“My sister and I took this tour, Teona's mom, Tina was the hostess of this experience, she welcomed us to her home first and introduced us to her beautiful family, then she took us to the local market to get some food and stuff for whatever we wanted to cook with her (yes, she asked…”
Learn to make Georgian khinkali and Adjarian khachapuri in a Tbilisi home kitchen with wine. Small group, hands-on class. About 2 hours.
“This was as my first time booking a cooking class and it was definitely a highlight of my trip to Georgia. Was a perfect evening with friends and our table side chef Grisha. Nothing like enjoying a meal you made, with a glass or two of Georgian wine. I made a request in booking to…”
A one-day Military Highway hit: Ananuri views, Gudauri mountains, a Pasanauri supra, and a khinkali masterclass with Gergeti hiking.
“I had missed the opportunity to take a tour with Envoy on my trip to Armenia, while I was at their delightful hostel. Luckily I didn't repeat that mistake on this trip! Wonderful trek with our guide Kato and a couple of other (clearly more physically able!) tourists to the country.”
One day from Tbilisi to Mtskheta, Ananuri and Gudauri—plus khinkali tasting and mountain time. Private English guide, small group.
“The tour was amazing, I highly recommended this tour of course with our super nice tour guide Mr. Luca. He showed us the different side of Georgia. It was a long trip but we didn't feel it because every minute with our tour is super educational, eye catching and breath taking. He even shared information…”
Private Georgian cooking class in Tbilisi with Dinara. Cook khachapuri, khinkali or shkmeruli, pkhali, then eat together at home.
“Last time, I rated here 1, it was because of the bad attitude from Viator's Help Center. If the staff contacted Traveling Spoon with necessary action, the host nor I didn't had to go through this unnecessary things.”
7-day private Georgian wine and culinary tour from Tbilisi with tastings, monasteries, cave towns, and a master cooking class.
“If you want to learn about Georgia, its people, wine, food, history, culture, and make new friends along the way, this tour is for you!”
In Teo’s family kitchen in Tbilisi, learn 2–3 Georgian dishes with Tina, then eat Lechkhumi and Samegrelo specialties together.
“We had a great night at Teo's house. She welcomed us into her home, showed us around and explained what we were going to prepare. Sho offered us wine, chacha and cheeses and explained everything she did whilst coocking. My mom and I also participated coocking.”
