Horizn Studios

"Sakhachapure N1 is known as the go-to place for this handmade oven-baked bread filled with fresh sulguni cheese that’s typically melted into the center and ready to be stirred with butter and an egg upon serving. Surrounded by the Parliament of Georgia and a trio of museums, it’s safe to say you’ve just found your khachapuri spot."

Hear It From Locals

"I would recommend Sakhachapure №1 for eating khachapuri. There are actually many kinds of khachapuri. They come in different shapes and contents but regular one is the best starting point."

Baia Dzagnidze

"Sakhachapure #1 offers all the types of khachapuri for you to try in one place. The name translates into English as “Khachapuri Place” and the title is certainly justified. The price of their cheese pies is reasonable, and they are indeed quite tasty."

Kargi Gogo

"Sakhachapure No. 1, on Rustaveli Avenue behind the movie theater, nails it. Layers and layers of thin noodles, Georgian cheese and butter, baked to perfection. Unstoppable."

Maka Tsilikurishvili

"If I want to eat well and cheap, I go to a café which is already well known by almost all Tbilisians. Sakhachapure №1 is a good place where you can eat Georgian. Even the name promises that you can eat the best Khachapuri here."

Emma Pratt

"Nutella Khachapuri at Sakhachapure N1: I can’t believe it took someone so long to invent this! It’s the perfect comfort dessert; an adjaruli bread boat made of puff pastry, filled with a load of nutella and topped with some fruit. The perfect indulgent dessert!"