Nice and cozy tavern. A large variety of georgian food and wines. The food was simple and tasty, especially starters were very good.

We visit this place at least once a month, there is excellent grilled meat and superb Georgian wines. During summer you can eat in the garden. Did I mention that prices are good? :)

Georgian cuisine. Well cooked lamb and onion rings, thou "Greek salad" had no dressing and strange cheese in it. We visit it at Thursday evening, only few guests were presents, so food was served very quick. Nobody come to our table, so we were suppose...to go to bar to order our meals and pay straight away. Waitress, who brought us food was extremely kind and lovely, she was speaking EST and RU. Bartender spoke ENG, EST, RU. No English menu.More

Avarage prices for lunch, food is simple, didnt have any exclusive taste experience, meal was quite big, its Georgian kitchen, i was expecting more, even from lunch.

The most delicious meat!!!here is very good atmosphere.menu is perfect.Love this restaurant and their hospitality ❤Absolutely recommend this georgian food by Suliko 👍everyone must taste their khachapuri and khinkali Samij luchshij gruzinskij restoran v Estonii!

In Sulkio you'll get a lot for your money. They don't have an English menue, but pictures for every meal. The portions are very big so that not all of us managed to eat everything. The doesn't have a very nice atmosphere to be honest,...but it looks clean and the food tastes good. If you're closeby you can surely give it a try.More

Ah yes, Georgian food. It's excellent. No matter what you try (especially meat) - it's very tasty. But I'm not talking about Suliko - I'm talking about proper Georgian food. Long story short - the place was open many years ago by one of the...local families who managed to make their first restaurant successful (it's in the same low-quality league now). I had been visiting the place often, but then found an ever better place. I came back after a few years and must say the quality has dropped noticeably. Sure it wasn't a Michelin restaurant, but now they serve "bar quality" food, which is OK if you want to get wasted and eat something to make the process diverse. I'm not trying to say the food is awful - it's mediocre. But do you ever drive to cafes or restaurants serving mediocre food? Nope, you eat there only if you're hungry and pass by. That's the case with Suliko - not good enough if you are planning your restaurant visit. It's a shame.More