“my overall favorite on the list. Good prices, all the staples are perfectly cooked. They also have a bakery in the back so all the breads are freshly made.”
H2
8.8/10Eastern European
AI-generated summary
People call this the best Georgian food in the city. Get the khachapuri, either the adjaruli with the egg or the megruli, which some regulars prefer. There's a bakery in back so the bread is fresh, and prices are low. The catch is the trip out to Brighton Beach.
“my overall favorite on the list. Good prices, all the staples are perfectly cooked. They also have a bakery in the back so all the breads are freshly made.”
H2
“I like the khinkali at Tone Cafe on Neptune Ave”
H2
“best khachapuri and general Georgian cuisine I’ve found in the city to date”
H2
“I had the Pear Lemonade at Toné Café in Brighton Beach. They also had Tarragon. It really is amazing”
H2
“the salad with walnut dressing and all of the eggplant dishes are amazing (actually everything there is great”
H2
“recommend tone in Brighton which is pretty spot on to khatchapuris I had in Georgia last year”
H2
“Tone cafe on neptune ave has amazing adjaruli khachipuri (the cheese boat with the egg), though all the khachipuri options are awesome”
H2
“I’m vegetarian and I loved Tone Cafe! They have freshly baked Georgian bread and anything you can think of — khinkali, dip trios, lobio, marinated eggplant, along with khachapuri.”
H2
“Delicious Georgian food with clear labels & reasonable prices”
H2
“Adjaruli khachapuri and cherry compote to drink from Tone Cafe”
H2
“Tone Cafe is really the best. Cozy and amazing khachapuri, I actually like their megruli style better than the adjaruli.”
H2
“Went there today. Bad experience. Not sure if it went downhill or what. Dumplings were awful. Adjaruli was soggy.”
H2