Supra dinners you can book, with a tamada

What is the best supra dinner you can book?

The best supra dinner for a first visit is Views Georgia’s three-hour dinner in Tbilisi, where a tamada leads and explains the toasts over unlimited wine, for $57 a person, with the tip and transport to the venue extra. Georgian Promenade’s four-hour evening adds an Old Tbilisi walk, a cooking class and Georgian songs in a family home for $150, and Eat This! Tours’ feast in Kakheti is the one where the host family sings at the table.

Hosted supra, cooking class or a restaurant?

Book a hosted supra for the toasts and the table, a cooking class to make the dishes yourself, and a restaurant show for music without the toasts.

To cook first and eat after, see our Georgian cooking classes; Georgian Promenade’s evening does a little of both.

How much does a supra dinner cost?

A hosted supra costs $57 a person in Tbilisi on our first pick, $150 with the walk and cooking class, and about $134 to $154 (350 to 400 GEL) a person for the Kakheti feast with transport from Tbilisi.

The Views Georgia price was shown at a discount from $71 on 11 November 2026, so expect it to change. Eat This! suggests a tip of about $35 (90 GEL) for the group.

What happens at a supra?

The tamada proposes each toast and talks about its subject, while the guests raise their glasses and wait; then the toast goes round the table, and each guest who speaks drinks after speaking. Common toasts are to peace, to Georgia, to the reason for the table, to parents and to those who have died, to children, to friendship and to the hosts, in the order the tamada chooses.

• Gaumarjos"victory", what you say as you raise your glass
• Alaverdithe tamada hands a toast to a named guest to carry on; a few words are enough
• Sipping is fineguests are not expected to empty the glass at every toast

Eat while the toasts go on, but stop talking while one is being made. A drinking horn, the kantsi, may come out for a special toast, and a horn cannot be put down until it is empty, so take it only if you mean to finish it. Our guide to Georgian food has more on the supra and its dishes.

Can two people book a supra?

Yes, by joining a hosted dinner rather than booking a table. Views Georgia and Georgian Promenade sell places by the person, so two of you join other guests at the table; Georgian Promenade takes up to eight on a booking, but one guest in 2023 shared the evening with eleven other tourists. Eat This! needs at least four adults, and takes two or three with a supplement. A restaurant will seat two, but we found none that sells a tamada for a table of two.

Supra dinners in winter

A supra is an indoor evening, so it suits the winter, when the harvest is over and the days are short. On 11 November 2026, Views Georgia’s calendar showed no dinners in December and then dinners on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays from 6 January 2027, while Georgian Promenade’s calendar was open on every December date. In December, book Georgian Promenade. Eat This! runs its shared Kakheti feast on Saturdays from April to October only; from November to March it runs only as a private booking, on any date, sometimes at a higher price; private groups are listed from four people, and its terms keep 20% of a custom booking however early you cancel.