I loved the restaurant. I was there with my friends twice. Both of times the food was extremely tasty. I'm​ not sure how Georgian food should taste but I love how it tasted there. The interior is great. Service was quite good.

I've been here with my wife and a dauther. The interior was great, I liked a lot that plates were made of clay, furniture is brand new, we were offered to sit at the table with sofa so that a bay had some space. We...fed her on the sofa and that was ok. Khachapuri was awesome but had a bit too much salt in it. Cheese plate was tasty too. My wife had a salad with salmon and fish was frozen, literally it had pieces of ice in it. My kharcho soup was pure water and a piece of meet, I found some rice with great difficulty. They didn't have khinkali, we weren't warned about this as we weren't warned that we can't pay with thecredit card despite they had a sticker next to the entrance. It was quite cold inside lookslike they had some problems with heating. Service was average, guy did not repeat an order and did not introduce himself. In general I had a feeling that I had a lunch in some small cafe on the outskirts of the city and not in the georgian restauraunt in the downtown.More

If you like such georgian dishes as khinkali, khachapuri and adore finly prepared meat - then Dalar is the right restaurant for you. We were in 3 - my mother, my boyfriend, and me - and we were sated with one porcion of mix of...greeled meat, one khachapuri, one salad and some khinkali. Everything was delitious and waiters are friendly and attentive.More

We finally visited Dalar last weekend, having meant to visit for a long time. The weather was warm enough to sit on the terrace, and the atmosphere was further enhanced by a great group of buskers playing nearby. The food was sensational!! The restaurant describes...itself as Asian, and visitors from the UK or USA generally take this to mean Indian or Chinese, but this is food in Georgian or Uzbek style. The chashlishuli (beef in tomato sauce) was good, but the chaktokhbili (chicken stew) was incredible. I'd love to have the recipe. One tiny black mark against Dalar was that they only have one dry red wine on their wine list, and on Saturday they were out of it. But the quality of the service, the prices and most of all the food make it impossible to criticise. We had a great meal and are looking forward to getting back soon. PS - I have marked this restaurant as wheelchair accessible - the outdoor terrace is very suitable for wheelchair users, but the inside (and therefore the toilets) are down very narrow steps.More