The 9 Best Catering Companies in Tbilisi

Updated 17 firms evaluated9 listed

This list is for anyone booking food for a wedding, a company event or a party in Tbilisi, from a delivered buffet to full service with waiters. We read the websites of 17 caterers working in the city and compared them on what each publishes: service formats, guest ranges, menus, prices where given, the notice needed and how you book. Nine made the list. The rank is an order, not a score. Badges on the top three name the job each one fits. How we rank

Rank 01

Tbilisi Catering

Best for food and a bar in one booking

Open-fire cooking and a mobile cocktail bar for weddings, company events and birthdays.

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Why they’re on this list
  • Three burgers and a smoked-sausage Fire Dog, cooked to order over an open fire at your venue
  • Adds boards and cold plates, from cheese and charcuterie to beef or salmon tartare and hummus with flatbread warmed on the fire
  • Brings its own bartenders, glassware, ice and garnishes for eight signature cocktails, sets up before guests arrive and clears up after
  • The largest bar package puts four bartenders at two bar stations and creates a cocktail named for the couple or the company, with a tasting beforehand
  • Works in Tbilisi and at venues up to about 100 km outside the city, and replies within 24 hours with a menu and one total price for food and bar
Rank 02

Silk Catering

Best for events of 1,000+ guests

Silk Hospitality's catering service, drawing on the culinary teams of seven hotels.

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Why they’re on this list
  • Works from 10-guest dinners up to events of 1,000+ people, with no minimum guest count and 30+ guests named as optimal for a buffet
  • Client list includes the Government of Georgia, the US Embassy, Silk Road Bank, Audi Georgia and Meama, and it catered a 26 May Independence Day state reception
  • Brings tables, chairs, tableware, linen, bar equipment and decor, with waiters, bartenders and a coordinator, in Tbilisi and across Georgia
  • Offers vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, kosher and halal options and works around individual allergies
  • Prefers 2–4 weeks' notice, 1 month+ for large events, and gives confirmed bookings a free menu tasting at one of its hotels
Rank 03

Delicato

Best for buffets at short notice

Mobile catering company founded in 2005, grown from a small family kitchen.

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Why they’re on this list
  • Sets up a buffet within 24 hours of the order, anywhere in Georgia
  • Prices four buffet menus per person at 27, 38, 55 and 77 GEL
  • Lists coffee-break packages at 16, 24 and 33 GEL, and Swedish-table buffet packages at 25, 30 and 35 GEL with 2, 3 or 4 dishes from each category
  • Has its own production, distribution, inventory, transport and staff
  • Also sets up new staff canteens or runs existing ones, and delivers lunch boxes free for orders of 5 or more portions
Rank 04

ETG Group

Buffet, lunch and coffee-break caterer working in Georgia since 2010.

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  • Publishes per-person prices for a group of 30, with a coffee break at 17 GEL, lunch at 37 GEL, lunch with wine at 43 GEL and lunch with a coffee break at 47 GEL
  • Caters for 20 to 400 people, for government, non-governmental and private organisations
  • Names 21 clients, among them the Ministry of Finance of Georgia, Public Service Hall, Tegeta Motors, Ilia State University and the American Hospital
  • Prepares every dish under the HACCP food-safety system
  • Rents out tables, chairs, tableware and decor, for weddings as well as catered events
Rank 05

Eventive

Event management company with a catering line, from delivered boxes to plated dinners.

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  • Publishes package prices, starting at 425 GEL for a delivered menu for 10–12 guests and at 5,750 GEL for a 100-guest buffet with four waiters for six hours
  • Buffets typically start from 10–15 guests, and plated dinners need at least 40
  • Recommends 5–7 business days' notice, takes express orders with 2 business days subject to availability, and confirms on advance payment
  • Five service formats, from butler style and plated dinners to a Georgian-European shared table, with tables, glassware and full bar setups on hire
  • Counts 2,000+ projects since 2019, for clients from 30+ countries
Ranks 06–09
Rank 06

Agrohub Catering

Website — Agrohub Catering
Rank 07

Food Management Group

Website — Food Management Group
Rank 08

Fursheti.ge

Website — Fursheti.ge
Rank 09

Mr. Cook

Website — Mr. Cook

Compare at a glance

RankFirmBest forLanguagesPriceRatingDistrict
01Tbilisi CateringEvents that want food and a bar in one bookingENRating not verifiedTbilisi
02Silk CateringLarge receptions and official eventsKA · EN₾₾₾Rating not verifiedMtatsminda
03DelicatoBuffets needed within 24 hoursKA₾₾Rating not verifiedVake
04ETG GroupCompany lunches and coffee breaksKA · EN₾₾Rating not verifiedTbilisi
05EventiveFixed-price packages for 10 to 100 guestsKA · EN · RU₾₾Rating not verifiedSaburtalo
06Agrohub CateringGrill parties and per-person buffet menusEN · KA₾₾Rating not verifiedTbilisi
07Food Management GroupOffice lunches and staff cafeteriasKA · EN₾₾Rating not verifiedNadzaladevi
08Fursheti.geBudget buffets booked a day or two aheadKARating not verifiedTbilisi
09Mr. CookCoffee breaks and business-meeting buffetsKARating not verifiedMtatsminda

What catering costs in Tbilisi

Caterers here price per guest or per package, and the format sets the band. A coffee break for a group of 30 is published at 17 GEL a person, and per-person coffee-break menus reach 49 GEL. A lunch for 30 is 37 GEL a person, or 43 GEL with wine. Per-guest buffet menus run from 27 GEL to 90 GEL. Budget menus start at 9 GEL, but when a menu is named by its price, ask whether that is per guest.

Packages fold staff and equipment into one figure. A delivered menu of 100 pieces for 10 to 12 guests is 425 GEL. A buffet for 50 with two waiters for six hours, buffet tables, tableware and transport starts at 3,550 GEL, and full service for 100 guests starts at 5,750 GEL.

At the top end, the price covers the menu and the cooking, and staff, tableware, transport and decor are worked out per event. Outside Tbilisi, add transport and sometimes a mobile kitchen.

How to choose

Fix the guest count and the format first. A drop-off menu arrives in boxes and the driver leaves. A staffed buffet adds waiters, tables and tableware for a set number of hours. A plated dinner serves courses at the table and can carry a minimum of 40 guests.

Then check the venue. A garden, a rented house or an office floor often has no kitchen a caterer can use, so ask how hot food stays hot, and say where the power, the water and the bins are. Several caterers here rent out tables, chairs and tableware, which saves hiring a second supplier.

Notice runs from 24 hours for a buffet to 2–4 weeks for a hotel kitchen, and a month or more for a large event. Put dietary needs in the first message: vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, kosher or halal, and lenten dishes if Georgian guests are keeping a church fast.

Three things to confirm before you pay a deposit

  • What the per-guest price covers. Food alone, or waiters, tables, tableware and transport as well. At the top end those are separate lines, so the per-guest figure is only part of the invoice.
  • How much food, for how long. Ask for the piece count and the hours on site. Published packages for 30 guests count 165 pieces for two hours and 235 for three.
  • Drinks and clear-up. Whether wine, a bar, glassware and ice are in the quote, whether the venue charges corkage on bottles it did not sell, and who takes the equipment and the rubbish away at the end.

Red flags

  • A per-guest price with no menu, no piece count and no list of what it includes.
  • Staff, tableware or transport left to be confirmed until after the deposit.
  • A venue outside Tbilisi quoted with no transport line.
  • An advance payment requested before the menu and the total are in writing.

When you do not need to pay for this

If the event is in a restaurant or a banquet hall, its own kitchen and waiters already cover it. A dinner for eight at home or an hour-long office meeting needs a bakery order or a restaurant's delivery menu, and several caterers here start at 10 or 20 guests anyway.

Pay for proper service once any of these is true. Thirty or more guests. A venue with no kitchen. Hot food served over several hours. A wedding, where a late delivery cannot be put right on the day. Guests with allergies or religious dietary rules.

Frequently asked

Buffet menus cost from 27 to 90 GEL a person at Delicato and Agrohub Catering. Delicato's four menus cost 27, 38, 55 and 77 GEL, and Agrohub's three cost 50, 70 and 90 GEL, the top one adding salmon, chikhirtma and pkhali. Agrohub's fourchette menus cost 33, 53 and 73 GEL a person and its coffee breaks 29, 39 and 49 GEL. Some caterers quote waiters, tables and transport on top of the food, so compare full totals, not per-guest figures.

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