Little Georgia - Georgian restaurant in Reisterstown - 2 Hanover Pike, USA

Visited Little Georgia in search of a beloved dish: khachipuri. Was not disappointed! Very delicious. The service is stereotypically Georgian, so don't feel bad about using the call button. Will definitely visit again.

First time dining at Little Georgia 🇬🇪. A lovely restaurant, with authentic Georgian cuisine. We had traveled to Georgia last year and really wanted to have some Georgian food. The food was 100 authentic, the flavors were spot on. The staff was nice. Loved the classical music playing in the background. The only thing that I could point out was the fried lamb with potatoes was great except there were only 3 pieces of meat mostly potatoes, for the price I definitely would expect more meat, other than that it was an excellent meal. Already planning on returning soon.

We’re tired of chain restaurants in our area and I came across this restaurant on Google Maps. Real Georgian food and drinks from Georgia (the country, not the state!). If you’re new to this cuisine (like we were), don’t be afraid. Lots of meat dishes and vegetarian friendly dishes as well. I’m not saying you won’t go home a few pounds heavier but bring your friends and share some dishes. We loved everything and even earned enough “points” for this meal to get a good discount for our next visit (they sign you up on checkout). Really great experience, good food, and beautiful interior!

I’ve never had Georgian cuisine and it did not disappoint. We ordered a table full of food to share as a group and every bite was fantastic. This was easily one of the best meals I’ve ever had. I can’t pronounce any of the food that I had, but the menu had photos of almost everything on it to make choosing what to eat easy for those who don’t known Georgian food. The staff and owners were as welcoming as anyone could be. Without asking they explained so many menu items and drinks. You felt like you were in their home as guests. While there we also had some of the best red wine, port wine, and brandy I’ve had. What a fantastic spot. There should never be an empty seat in this place.

Excellent experience. I traveled to Tbilisi around 10 years ago, and this place brought back all the memories of the delicious food and wine. Highly recommend, especially if you have never had Georgian food - you will not be disappointed. Also very affordable for a large portion of food. Best to get multiple dishes and share.

This Food is so good I’m debating becoming a Georgian citizen. Don’t even know where to begin. This place is amazing and an Authentic experience. Didn’t even know this food was missing from my life. Definitely will make this part of my monthly rotation. Service was also amazing. Our waitress was a super nice lady.

We enjoyed all the dishes we ordered. Stand out dish to me was the “Adjaruli”. It’s a tasty cheese bread. The juice was good.

I had the pleasure of trying Georgian cuisine for the first time and was pleasantly surprised by the delicious food served. The lamb stew (chakapuli), dumplings (khinkali), adjaruli, adjapsandali, honey cake, and churchkhela were all highlights. However, the service left something to be desired as the staff was unresponsive to the call bell despite only two other tables being occupied. Although the restaurant made us feel welcome as non-Georgians, the level of care we received was not as high as we had hoped for. In addition, there were a few lows to note. The contact information listed on the website was incorrect. The Borjomi Georgian mineral sparkling water was too salty. The Natakhtari (Georgian lemonade) had artificial flavors and was too sweet, while the Likani mineral water was also too salty. Lastly, the Shkmeruli (whole chicken cooked in milk, garlic, and coriander) had a sauce that was too thin and needed salt. Shkmeruli (chicken in milk) and Chakapuli (Diced lamb slowly simmered in wine and seasoned with tarragon)