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    Alubali means "cherry" in Georgian, and the cafe is built around the idea of a grandmother's village yard, complete with fruit trees, plain wooden furniture, and enough fairy lights to guide a plane in. The owners toured the countryside quizzing older locals on how the old dishes were made, and the menu is traditional Georgian cooking, homey and generous. Gault&Millau gives it 2 Toques, and the cherry cake is the move at the end of a long lunch.

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    • Cherry cake

      “a long, lazy lunch toppedoff by, you guessed it, cherry cake.”

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    Ia Ekaladze Street 6, Tbilisi 0108, Georgia
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    Closed now, opens noon

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