The Big Tbilisi Sweets & Desserts Tour - Churchkhela, Pelamushi, Gozinaki and More
New route in soft launch - first guest reviews coming soon
Duration
3h
Group Size
Max 10
Stops
6 Sweet Stops
Price
€59/pp
From the tour
4 photosThe Story Behind the Flame
Tbilisi’s sweet side is built from grape must, walnuts, honey, pastry and old cafés. It is less polished than Paris and more generous: churchkhela hanging in shop windows, pelamushi, gozinaki, bakery counters and the colorful soda culture Georgians grew up with.
This route is for people who want Georgian food culture without turning every stop into khinkali and wine. It is sweet, local and full of stories.
"The best spice in any dish is the story of the hands that made it."
The Sweet Route
6 stopsA dessert-first tasting walk - where we pause, what you may taste, and the neighbourhood stories in between. This is not a full meal, so arrive lightly hungry rather than starving.
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Churchkhela and the Grape-Walnut Story
The sweet that looks like a candle and tastes like Georgian memory.
- cake2
Pelamushi or Grape-Must Dessert
A soft, traditional sweet that explains Georgia’s grape culture without a wine glass.
- cookie3
Gozinaki and Honey-Walnut Sweets
Crunch, honey and the sweets Georgians associate with celebration.
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Local Drink Stop: Lagidze Water
Georgia’s colorful soda ritual, with flavors locals recognize instantly.
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Bakery Window Stop
A sweet or semi-sweet bakery bite from a counter locals actually use.
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Market or Old Café Finish
A final small taste from the city’s older sweet culture.
Frequently asked
- Is the Tbilisi sweet tour a full meal? expand_more
- No. It is a dessert-first tasting walk with pastry, chocolate, bakery, café or ice cream stops. Come lightly hungry rather than starving.
- Does the tour include a local drink? expand_more
- Yes. Every Wow Foodies sweet tour includes one drink stop that introduces a local ritual: coffee, chocolate, tea, soda, vermouth or another city-specific drink.
- Is the tour suitable for children? expand_more
- Usually yes. These routes are designed to be visual, relaxed and family-friendly, as long as children are comfortable walking between stops.
- Can you adapt for allergies? expand_more
- Tell us before booking. Sweet routes often include dairy, gluten, eggs and possible nuts, so severe allergies need an honest route check in advance.
- Can this be booked privately? expand_more
- Yes. The route works well for families, birthdays, couples, company groups and private celebrations.
- What happens if it rains? expand_more
- The tour runs in light rain. If weather becomes unsafe, we will contact you about timing or route adjustments.
Reserve your spot
Book The Big Tbilisi Sweets & Desserts Tour - Churchkhela, Pelamushi, Gozinaki and More
€59 per person. Pay later - cash or card.
Sweet tours are tasting walks, not full meals. Please flag dairy, gluten, egg, nut or chocolate allergies before booking so we can review the route honestly.