Super cozy restaurant with a really charming interior—especially the front area, which is beautifully decorated. Later in the evening, they also have live music, which adds a great vibe, though it can be a bit loud if you’re sitting close to the performers. The food is tasty—we had the meatballs, which were good, but nothing particularly new or special. If you’re in the mood to try something different, I’d recommend going for a more traditional Georgian dish. Service was okay.

Really nice and tasty food on a cozy space. Prices are a bit above average but the at least everything was delicious. Fried chicken with walnut sauce was crispy, crunchy and creamy. Apple cake was served cold and had an amazing flavour! There was no live music when we went. Service could be improved, I had to flag the waiters a few times as they are standing on the corner . Amber wine a bit expensive for a glass (19 lari)

Service was prompt and efficient. Atmosphere was quiet. Went during off peak hour for an early dinner. Food too salty for liking, maybe we are not used to georgian cuisine.

A very homey spot! The ambiance gives off a cozy, lived-in feel — the notes and photos on the walls add a personal and welcoming touch. The food was decent, with authentic flavors and fair pricing. The staff were somewhat welcoming and hospitable, though it was hard to tell if they were just having a long day. Overall, a nice place to experience local charm.

Great service, natural and welcoming. Nice atmosphere, with piano music and lively chat. Fodd was great, huge choice od Georgian dishes, authentic and well prepared. We have different dishes and I had it couple more times in different restaurants so I can tell it was great. Good food and nice atmosphere, the best combination.

This restaurant seems to be quite popular in the Kutaisi Saturday dining scene. And maybe to reason - with cozy ambience and hipster touch. My experience was however suboptimal. After making a reservation, I got seated at 9:30pm, ordered. And waited. And waited. And waited. I asked and finally got my food around 10:30pm, exactly 1 hr after ordering. Was the food good? It was ok. Was it worth the hour long wait? Probably not. And, of course, the grand finale. It was around 11, I asked for the dessert menu (after eating my roughly 1hr late chicken). And of course, the kitchen is closed. No dessert for you. The waiter was at least nice enough to apologize.

Super great place to eat in Kutaisi. Mate made us feel at home from the beginning, not only for his friendliness but also for the fact that he could speak our language like a native and 7 more as well (impressive). The live music was just wonderful and the food and wine spectacular. Highly recommend for anyone visiting or living in Kutaisi!

As with other reviews, this place is top notch - wonderful family home hidden away off the street with incredible food and hospitality. 50 lari each for their set menu including wine and a bit of chacha (for appetite!), we left stuffed and full of admiration for the flavours of mamas cooking! Such a wonderful experience! Personal favourite of mine was the chicken with walnut sauce - not what I'd go for normally but it was so good!! We didn't book for lunch and arrived at 3pm on a Wednesday and we had the place to ourselves, but given the size I recommend booking during peak season.

Dining at this place was a truly memorable experience. For just 50 lari per person, you’re treated to a set menu featuring a variety of delicious, home-cooked Georgian dishes, along with a jug of white wine. The atmosphere was warm and inviting, and the service was quick and efficient. I highly recommend this restaurant to anyone seeking an authentic Georgian dining experience!

This place is a must-visit if you’re in Kutaisi! It’s an authentic spot with a very interesting concept — you come in and are served a fixed set of dishes and drinks. Our set included delicious homemade lemonade, white wine, water, a fresh vegetable salad, a beetroot salad, a mix of eggplant appetizers with walnut paste, homemade cheese and cheese spread, and traditional Georgian bread. For the main course, we had Mingrelian khachapuri, homemade sausages, and chicken in walnut sauce. Everything was incredibly tasty, and the portions were very generous! The price was 50 GEL per adult and 25 GEL per child.

Absolutely magical! Toma's Wine Cellar is a hidden gem in Kutaisi that captures the true heart and soul of Georgian hospitality. From the moment you walk in, you're welcomed like family—with warmth, laughter, and a table overflowing with the most delicious homemade dishes you’ll ever taste. Every bite tells a story—perfectly baked khachapuri, tender meat, vibrant salad and freshly baked bread that’s still warm from the oven. And the wine? smooth, rich, and absolutely unforgettable. It’s more than just dinner—it’s an experience. You’ll laugh, you’ll toast with strangers who become friends. If you want to feel the real Georgia, you don’t just visit Toma’s—you live it. Don’t miss this place. Truly unforgettable.

We had an absolutely wonderful dinner at Tomas Wine Cellar in Kutaisi. It was our best dining experience from the whole trip in Georgia. The food was delicious – fresh, flavorful, and made with care from family! The prices were very reasonable, especially considering the quality of both the food and drinks - and the whole experience. The restaurant has a cosy, welcoming vibe. It’s run by an amazing family who treated us with genuine warmth and hospitality. The service was attentive and friendly. It’s more than just a place to eat – it’s a place to experience true Georgian hospitality. Highly recommend it to anyone visiting Kutaisi !! What an amazing experience!!

Wow! What an experience. I really wasn’t expecting such a warm welcome, authentic ambiance and delicious food. Also I’m gluten free and they were able to cater the menu to me. But the genuinely friendly service was the highlight. Highly recommended!

They have a tasting menu which was adapted for a vegetarian (me), my husband and kids had the regular fare. Food was spectacular, wine lemonade and chacha great. And the hospitality was top notch. They open at 3. Best to call and go. A highly recommended experience. Things you should know: They don't have the standard menu from where you pick and choose. It's a fixed set testing menu, which is cooked by mama. Let them know your dietary restrictions and they will try their best to accommodate it. Portion sizes are very healthy... And if you have leftovers they're more than happy to pack it for you. The wine is homemade (I loved it) and they don't sell it Parking is available on the street, outside their home

The experience at this restaurant was absolutely perfect. The food was outstanding—every dish was full of flavor and beautifully presented. Mariam and Anna were exceptional, offering warm, professional, and attentive service that made the evening even more enjoyable. The atmosphere was enhanced by tasteful classical and ambient music, creating the perfect setting for a relaxed and memorable lunch experience. Highly recommended!

The best restaurant in town. Delicious Georgian food, authentic and super fresh. Good variety of vegetarian and other food. Very friendly service, attentive to detail and making sure the experience in the restaurant is a perfect one! No wonder did the receiver the prestigious „Table Originale“ award from Gault Millau in 21 and 22! So if you are in town and look for exceptionally good Georgian food this is the place to go.

we went there three times as we loved interior/ atmosphere and the food was amazing. waitresses are also nice, nia is exceptional. unfortunately we have pictures just from our second/ third visit but everything was very delicious. also good choice of wines.

Firstly, we had to wait 50 minutes for our dishes, and the waitress never warned us that it would take so long. Secondly, to find her I had to look all around the restaurant and even go down to the kitchen to ask her to come to the table, even though there were only two other guests besides us. The food itself was tasty, but the soup was served in a large bowl with less than half of it filled. As a result, I didn’t feel full and had to go to another place to eat. I truly hope the restaurant will improve its service and pay more attention to portion sizes.

Delicious food with some really interesting items on the menu — a great mix of Georgian classics and a few creative twists, like salmon khinkali. We ordered khachapuri, ojakhuri, and the eggplant rolls — everything was fresh and full of flavor. The service was excellent, and a special thank you to our waitress Nia for being so attentive and friendly. We’ll definitely be coming back!

We came here for a small lunch, and were very happy with the service. Our servers name was Mari. The food came in good time and was delicious. They did charge an 18% service fee, which feels somewhat excessive, but that's the only negative.

Cozy atmosphere, yet approaching the border of a "fine dining" experience. Classical music, fine cutlery and well presented, taste-refined dishes. We took two veal dishes (astaragon and pomegranate, both delicious and with a very tender meat) as well as a khachapuri. Everything tasted great, and our waitress for the evenening Nia added her touch to the experience, helping to choose the wine and making sure we didn't lack anything through the dinner. Definitely recommend the place, matter of fact we'll probably be going back tonight and add some pictures to the review! See you soon and thanks again for the nice dinner. (Additionnal good point is that altough slightly more expensive than other restaurants around, prices are very decent for such service and quality) Edit: here pictures from yesterday indeed, Kali (pomegranate sauced veal and cheesy purée, and surprise of the day was the garlic sauce from the chicken, absolument perfect. Add to that thr Pear Dessert and à local artisanal wine, and you have everything you nedd and more to e.joy a great evening)

Just extraordinary! The decoration was beautiful, the menu very diverse and the food delicious. We ordered a lot and everything was tasty. Staff was also kind.

This is a very nice restaurant in a quite central location in Kutaisi. They have a wide selection of local but also international food. Everything we ordered was delicious and nicely presented. We came for dinner when they had some lights on and also live music. The waiters are very friendly and attentive. The only thing is its a bit expensive, but its definitely worth it

We spend there the whole evening We had great service. The food was amazing. The variety of the food is great and very friendly to kids. The atmosphere is electric. We got Servis from Luka. He is amazing.

It’s an absolutely beautiful restaurant with a wonderful atmosphere. The food was delicious, and the live music added a great touch, though it was a bit loud from where we were sitting. Overall, a fantastic experience, and I’d happily recommend it to anyone visiting Kutaisi.

The restaurant is nicely decorated, and the food is tasty. However, the service is very slow, and it’s difficult to get the staff’s attention — at times it felt like we were being deliberately ignored. Do not order desserts here! We ordered the Belgian waffle — big mistake. Not only did we wait a long time, but the waffle was completely dry, and even the ice cream on top couldn’t save it.

- Food is nice - service is great and very welcoming - absolutely loved the atmosphere and vibes

Papavero is the first restaurant we came to have lunch to when we visited Kutaisi in 2019. It's been open for a some time and got only better. Central location, Europan fusion cuisine, green decor, kids menu and in my opinion best salads and coffee in Kutaisi. Restaurant has indoor and outdoor seating. Stuff are young students who speak good English. Open 7 days a week. I personally love this place for lunch. Highly recommend.

It’s Georgian restaurant, We ordered chicken skewer, Meat with vegetables and Georgian salad. I think the restaurant's dishes are not halal because the test is unpalatable chicken skewer 1/5 Meat with vegetables 2/5 Georgian salad 2/5

the food is very tasty. portions are large

The best and biggest portions we've eaten i whole Georgia

We were surprised to visit the place rated 4.5 and to have the worst lunch ever…. The food is disgusting (over roasted and dry), we ordered several dish, tried a bit each of them but never touched them again. The staff had no questions to that, looked like they knew it was a disaster. When we said the food was disgusting, the old blond girl just thanked us…

Amazing food for pretty good price👌

Just normal. Quite tasty Georgian dishes, especially khachapuri. Good for visiting with group of people (up to ~8). Reasonable prices and helpful staff. P.S. but the most horrible beer I've ever drunk

Soup was a senseless mix of few vegetables. Cheese as a dish did not deserve to be a dish. Service was very slow and careless/unpleasant. After 1 hour I learned that they forgot my chinkali. Card payment did not work. When I suggested to recompensate us with a free fruit they didn't care about our satisfaction. I fully feel that our visit was a 1 star experience. Even though the interior of the restaurant is OK.

The atmosphere is amazing, very stylish interior made with attention to each detail, enjoyed a lot. Food is great, service is perfect. Thanks!

recently dined at the resturant and I can’t stop raving about it! The food was absolutely delicious—every bite was a burst of flavor, crafted with fresh, high-quality ingredients. The service? Simply outstanding! The staff was warm, attentive, and made the entire experience feel so welcoming. Whether you’re craving a cozy dinner or a special night out, this place is a must-visit. Trust me, you’ll leave with a smile and a full heart! 🍽️✨ #FoodieHeaven #AmazingService Insta :Dustytrails adventure

Very beautiful and atmospheric place with home-made Georgian food. Thanks to the girls waitresses for the wonderful service. The food was excellent. Your restaurant will forever remain in our Belarusian hearts.

One of the best restaurant i visited in kutaisi, delicious food , friendly staff and i am not even talking about view and atmosphere just beautifull , really recommend this place had so much fun and i am sure everyone will have❤️

Place was way too noisy and over-rated in my opinion. I ordered Khinkali or Georgian dumplings but I wasn't too impressed by the taste despite them being recommended. For dessert, I ordered an espresso and a strudel but the espresso came way before the strudel! In fact, it had been forgotten and I had to remind three waiters about it. At least I was given a new espresso when the strudel arrived.

We had a great experience with the restaurant. I can say the best Georgian food I found in Kutaisi. The location is near the Best Western Hotel and white bridge. Accessible to all transportation. We ordered the best Imeritian Khachapuri, Mchadi on Ketsi, try the Kuchmachi, Chicken fajitas, Shaslik, and some red and white house wine. The food was excellent and the ambience was perfect. Staff can speak and understand English which is 👍 great. Good value for the price

This is my hometown and I love it very much. It is a beautiful, very radiant, and special city. It is hard to come to terms with the fact that people leave this city by the thousands every year because of a bad and poor life. This place of the city, where this lovely restaurant is located, is simply magnificent. On that day, the International Women's Day, it was very crowded there, but we all had a pleasant time. They cook tasty and quality food there. The staff is all youth. They are nice but not great professionals.

We stopped in for a late lunch and it was great! Lots of good Georgian food choices and the prices are very reasonable. All of the food was great, especially the beans - probably the best I've had in Georgia. I have read reviews of the staff being unfriendly, but this wasn't our experience. This place gets very busy and we saw some customers being unreasonable, so take those previous comments with a pinch of salt.

To be honest, I can't rate their kitchen because they never bought us what we ordered. Just waited 40 minutes for our order, and they didn't give us anything except water and lobiani. You definitely should improve your service otherwise it's NOT recommended at all.

The best khinkali I’ve ever had, hands down! With its thin, silky “town-style” dough, each bite bursts with an incredible amount of juicy soup. The filling is more refined than “mountain-style” khinkali, with spices and herbs adding a sophisticated, grown-up flavor. My top recommendation is the mushroom khinkali. The moment you bite in, the aroma of mushrooms gently blooms, and the broth floods your mouth with rich, savory goodness. It’s so satisfying that just 6 to 7 pieces will fill you right up.

Very bad service! We ordered 15 khinkali, pork barbecue, beer and lemonade. They brought the barbecue, reminded the waiter about the beer, he brought one. Then they brought 5 khinkali, 5 more khinkali. And that was it. We wanted to order more khinkali, but we weren't full. In the end we were left without them, but they didn't forget to include anything in the bill and instead of a normal check, they wrote it by hand in Georgian (the translator didn't translate what they counted, but the price was much higher than planned). We left hungry, we won't come back.

Local bar/pub/restaurant. They serve traditional food, the menu is not very extensive, but enough taking into account they serve food really late at night - it is a good option when you want to eat and any other places are closed.

Nice local restaurant in the city center. Plenty of room, huge amount of locals, great chinkali. Service slow needs to be improved as this place has huge potential. Good choice of beers...

I think the correct description would be Bar and not restaurant, because it mainly serves starters. Anyway the food was really good, we had beans (it was really tasty), salad and the famous kinkhali. At first we thought the kinkhali was thick but it was simply perfect. Juicy, tasty and fresh😍 totally recommend!

1 | The restaurant with Georgian cuisine is located on the square near the Colchis Fountain. It's worth a visit for a taste of the local cuisine, but its quality loses out to Western standards. 2 | Adjarian khachapuri priced at 14.60 GEL was good, there was plenty of cheese and it was even in the edges. There was no shortage of egg and butter. The khachapuri satiates on its own. The pork barbecue at 10 GEL was disappointing for me, the meat was tough and not well seasoned. 3 | The prices were higher than what I was expecting at this place. However, it is possible to pay by card. 4 | The menu is available in English, however the staff did not speak English. Staff was diligent and friendly. 5 | The interior of the restaurant is traditional, it may look a bit outdated. There are over ten tables in several height levels for seating. 6 | I would recommend trying the Georgian Natakhtari lemonade with vanilla cream flavor once. The lemonade is terribly sweet and I honestly didn't like it much, but the flavor, popular in the former USSR countries, is at least worth a taste for its uniqueness.

Khinkali (meat and mushroom) super delicious. Fast service. The deep fried samosas are average. Toilet is clean. Visit: May, 2025

We tried the “Khachapuri Imeruli (Closed Cheese Pide) and Khachapuri Acharuli (Open Cheese Pide)” — both were absolutely delicious! If you’re a cheese lover, Khachapuri is definitely a must-try.

Extremely good! I couldn’t wait to eat and forgot to take a picture before we mixed the butter, egg and cheese together on the khachapuri. Definitely recommend! We’ve had beer, salad with tomatoes, cucumber and walnuts, khachapuri and lobio. Everything was perfect!

Lovely restaurant , delicious Georgian food, and good service at reasonable prices. Highly recommended.

9th day of the month, already been to 4 restaurants include this and this was only bad service. I think tourists choose this bcoz of the location. But this isn’t really recommended locally, I would say, or to say tourists there are lots of better places in Kutaisi!!! The place I went last night was mucccccccch better like x100!!😂 If you wanna have a good memory of visiting Kutaisi, choose other place! Staffs educations, hospitality are none. Food menu is also pretty limited. If Khinkali, go the best Khinkali restaurant of Kutaisi, not this one!!

The place is not too bad, the food is ok but extremely fat. We asked the weither if the food we ordered was too much and he said he was the right quantity, but we were three adult man and half of the food we ordered was leftover. I did not like that.

Had a stop on a very hot day. They don’t serve alcohol during lunch time. The iced coffee was good. Clean toilets and facilities.

Nice restaurant. Medium priced. Delicious food. Simple but very tasty menu. Just 2 kind of beers to choose. Service needs some improvement as we got our meals in 3 different times. 10% service charge added to the bill. It's still worth it to eat over there.

A great tourist bar in Kutaisi. The staff were very friendly. We stopped just for a beer, and it was good. They have a nice chilled outside area, and inside feels like a trendy cafe. Prices were about right for a tourist place and they have free wifi

Mtsvadi calf is Superb! Tender and juicy! Steak saladis huge 😅

It was the worst experience I’ve ever seen the worst service in all the world they late us waiting the food for 2hours and when we make complain about it they said if you don’t want to wait you can go

Food was ok. We were sitting outside and the waiters didn't pay much attention to us. Had to go inside a few times to ask something. The menu said 10% service charge will be added. When I got the check they already added 10% service charge to the total and the waiter still asked for a tip. When I told him about the service charge the waiter said 'he forgot' it was already added automatically.

Rude and extremely bad manager as well as extremely unorganised and unacceptable service. We were four ordered foods , my own meal which was Mexican Fajita was not eatable because chicken and beed stripes were undercooked the sauce which was supposed to be Mexican was very sweet! However the worse was when they brought one of our company meals 15 minutes after other 3 already finished the meal! and manager refused even to acknowledge. They brought Khinkhali very late while they served the same food for those local who arrived after us! Manager (young woman) came to throw the dish on our table and explained that’s Georgian way of serving! Saying: this is not Europe! Without any sense of remorse pr apologies. Quiet rude and arrogant!

We had an amazing Georgian feast. Very reasonably priced, lovely food, good beer, great atmosphere, would definitely recommend! Luka was a great waiter and helped us understand the menu and made great recommendations!

In this restaurant they charge for a service fee (I didn't check if it was the right amount actually but people have complained). I asked for a soup and Veal Ojakhuri. Around 40 min later I still don't have food or drink... I ask the waitress and she comes from the kitchen and says 5/10minutes more... "40 minutes for a soup?!" I asked. She goes in again and a few minutes later she brings me the soup... almost 1h after I sat at the restaurant... then she brings the main course immediately. So now I have the hot soup to eat and the main cooling down 🤦‍♂️ And when I pay, the waiter asks for tip??? You already charged a 10% fee! He said it's for the restaurant. The food is already more expensive than the raw ingredients because of that! Not tipping,no. Other than that, the atmosphere was good. Saw some people complaining about food but that's not my business... The food wa alright. The meat was chewy. The potatoes were delicious though

Nice place in center with great Georgian dishes! Very tasty and big portions. On busy hours service might be slow, check the estimated waiting time in advance.

Great place in the heart of the city. Great wine and my wife had the homemade lemonade and it was so good you have to get it. This is a must go restaurant!

Excellent georgian cuisine, incredible tasty! The famous Kinkhali are the best which I had in Georgia (and I travel Georgia up and down for almost 6years).

Ate dinner here tonight. Service was fast, food was delicious and big servings. We came a 2nd night and were advised khinkali was not available due to water being changed. We had git chicken salad instead and it was nice. We also had the special khachapuri which was ok.

The food was good, the ambience was good but the service was pathetic.. we didn't get the orders that we asked for.. We ordered a pizza, the other table got their desserts and we were still waiting for main course. Could be racist, but I will give them benefit of doubt.

A small airport with decent service overall. Both the arrivals and departures areas are fairly modern and comfortable. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout, which is a nice plus. I recommend arriving well in advance of your flight, as long queues can form - especially at check-in. There's an additional control procedure in place, where Georgian citizens are screened by police before departure, which can slow things down considerably. The airport is clean, modern, and visually appealing. However, prices in the duty-free area are quite high - I didn’t notice any good deals. One thing that surprised me: there are no vending machines in the departure and waiting areas to buy water or snacks. There are only a few cafés where you can purchase food and drinks, but no quick-grab options. Overall, the experience was positive - it's a decent budget-friendly airport that does its job well.

Kutaisi Airport is small but really nice. As Europeans, we went through the security checks smoothly and without any issues. The staff didn’t speak perfect English, but communication was still easy and friendly. There are convenient buses right outside that connect you to all the main cities in Georgia, which makes traveling super simple. Also loved the outdoor green area for smokers, peaceful, very green and well kept!

Smaller but modern airport, which is mainly used by WizzAir in certain time slots. You can have an electronic ticket to enter the security section. At the security check they don't have classic frames, but old columns (I haven't seen them anywhere yet). During the security check, they also threw away our nail clippers, which are normally allowed in Europe. At the gate no one checks priority/non-priority boarding - everyone is in one line

The building is modern, but the staff ruin the experience. At the entrance to passport control, the woman was rude and hostile when I asked a simple question. In Europe, what matters are your documents, not who you stand with. If Georgia wants to match EU standards, it must start with basic respect for tourists.

Very good airport. Security is a breeze, kept laptop in bag too. A 29 minute walk or 2 min taxi ride from Kutaisi Airport Train Station. Avoid the aggressive taxi men waiting outside, always order from an app (Bolt, Yandex) using WiFi or data! They will rip you off. Is free shuttle bus to airport train station. Mostly serves EU destinations.

Arrival: Nice and quick disembarkation from the plane. After only 10-15 minutes, you're through passport control and welcomed by beautiful Georgia. Departures: After passing through the automatic gates and scanning your boarding card, you're greeted by a rather sluggish Security Control. One person checks passports and matches them with boarding cards, while three others wait to do bag checks, looking bored as the entire queue is held up by the initial passport/boarding card verification. Approximately 30 minutes later, and without much urgency, the 2nd officer joined the passport/boarding card check-up. A bonus was not needing to remove electronics and liquids from bags. However, after scanning, one bag was requested to be opened. I'm not sure what they were looking for, but after it was completely emptied, I was told everything was fine. But then, just as I was about to continue towards Passport Control, they took my other bag to scan a second time. All clear again. Attempt number two: I was about to proceed, while my wife with our 2-year-old toddler waited for me, but again... They then started scanning my wife's bags a second time, and later even my toddler's small backpack. I've never experienced anything like it. Finally, we made it to Passport Control: No issues here, just 2 minutes, stamped out of the country, and through to Duty Free. Duty Free: * 500ml bottle of water - €2 (not cheap) * Cigarettes - Cheap (compared with EU countries) * The rest: * Georgian wine - Overpriced (compared to supermarket prices in Georgia) * Whiskey and Vodka - Some well-known brands were overpriced, others were reasonably priced. All prices are in EUR, but you can also spend leftover GEL. A few coffee shops are spread around other Duty Free shops and gates. However, these coffee shops no longer accept EUR if you've spent all your GEL at the first Duty Free shop. Boarding was okay, but it became a bit cramped in the waiting area with limited space before getting permission to go straight to the plane. There are no airbridges here; you walk outside, and the plane is already waiting for you. Summary and Conclusion: * Nice modern airport with lazy security. * Ineffective modern 3D scanners (resulting in double scanning). * Too many passport/boarding card check-ups. * Overpriced Duty Free for tourists. * Confusing multiple currency acceptance (and non-acceptance). What other similar-sized airports accomplish in 10-15 minutes, this one managed to extend to an hour.

Terrible experience! Security confiscated my nail clippers with a sharp part of 4 mm, they were in their original sealed packaging. The girls were very arrogant, constantly shouting: Don´t touch! even though I stood there in my endless bewilderment and did not move whatsoever. Wizzair prohibits scissors with blades of more than 6 cm as measured from the fulcrum, but they also took my nail scissors with blades of 3 cm. I had flown to Georgia with these scissors on board, they were my go-to scissors for light travel! But the security girls were exceptionally rude, they stuck a piece of paper (in Georgian) under my nose, which was supposed to say that Georgia prohibits all kind of scissors. When I pointed out that nail clippers are not scissors and that I might as well hurt a fellow passenger on board with a wooden toothpick, they sent me to the luggage drop-off with the false information that as a Wizzair Flex passenger I could give my luggage off for free. There was a huge queue at the drop-off (the airport is really poorly organized), so I gave the brand new nail clippers to a random arriving passenger and threw away my trusty travel nail scissors. I'm sorry, but this incident has darkened my otherwise bright travel impression of Georgia! I've also informed Wizzair.