# Ornament Express — Gastronomy in Mtskheta-Mtianeti, Georgia > gtour.ge — G Tour, Gateway to Georgia. Cite as: GTour desk, gtour.ge. - Canonical: https://gtour.ge/georgia-places/place-ornament-express/ - Author: Prof. Giorgi Pkhakadze - Published: 2026-09-14 - Updated: 2026-10-28 - Language: en - Russian edition: https://gtour.ge/ru/georgia-places/place-ornament-express/ ### In short Ornament Express is a restaurant at 14 Erekle Meore street, an address inside the Old Town of Tbilisi rather than in the Mtskheta-Mtianeti region proper, despite the regional listing attached to this profile. The venue maintains a public Facebook page under the name “Ornament Express,” but at the time of writing that page carries no descriptive text about the restaurant’s cuisine, history, chef, menu, prices or opening hours. Everything that follows is therefore built from what can be confirmed about the address and its surroundings, with clear flags wherever the restaurant’s own claims are simply not available. ### The concept, the chef and the room Gtour.ge could not locate a statement from Ornament Express describing its culinary concept, the identity of its chef, or the design of its dining room. The restaurant’s Facebook page, which is the only official online source supplied for this profile, consists of the standard Facebook interface text and company boilerplate rather than any original content about the business itself. No claims about cuisine style, interior design, seating capacity, train or “Orient Express” theming, or culinary philosophy have been published by the restaurant in the material available to us, so none are repeated here as fact. What can be said with confidence concerns the setting. Erekle II street (also transliterated as Erekle Meore) is one of the pedestrian spines of Tbilisi’s Old Town, running between Freedom Square and Sioni Cathedral through a dense cluster of nineteenth-century courtyard houses, balconied facades and narrow lanes that now host restaurants, wine bars and souvenir shops. The street takes its name from Erekle II, the eighteenth-century king of Kartli and Kakheti, and sits within the historic core of the capital that UNESCO has recognised for its layered Persian, Russian and local architectural influences. A restaurant at number 14 would be operating in this pedestrian, tourist-heavy stretch of the Old Town rather than in the mountainous Mtskheta-Mtianeti region to the north, which includes Mtskheta itself, Stepantsminda and the Georgian Military Road. ### What to order The restaurant’s own channels, as supplied, do not name any specific dishes, set menus or signature drinks. Rather than invent a menu on Ornament Express’s behalf, we set out below what is and is not confirmed. - No named dishes are published by Ornament Express in the source material reviewed for this profile. - No named drinks, house wines or cocktails are published by Ornament Express in the source material reviewed for this profile. - Travellers wanting to know what is actually served should check the restaurant’s current Facebook page directly for photographs or posts, or ask on arrival, since this profile will not guess at specifics the restaurant has not itself stated. ### Menus, hours and prices No opening hours, price ranges, set-menu structures or seasonal menu changes have been published by Ornament Express in the material available to gtour.ge. We do not estimate or imply pricing, since the brief for this profile is to report only what the restaurant itself states, and in this case the restaurant has not stated it in the source provided. Readers planning a visit should treat hours and prices as unconfirmed until checked directly with the restaurant. ### Reservations and practical details Ornament Express has not published a reservations policy, booking telephone number, email address or online booking link in the material reviewed. Restaurants on Erekle II street generally accept walk-ins outside peak summer evenings, but this is a general observation about the street’s character as a dense restaurant row, not a claim made by Ornament Express about its own service. Anyone wanting to confirm whether a table can be booked in advance should contact the restaurant through its Facebook page, which appears to be its primary public presence. ### Location and getting there The address given, 14 Erekle Meore street, places the restaurant in the pedestrianised heart of Tbilisi’s Old Town. This stretch is a short walk from Freedom Square, the roundabout that marks the boundary between the old and new parts of the capital, and from Freedom Square metro station on the Tbilisi Metro’s single line, which connects to the rest of the city. Sioni Cathedral, the former seat of the Georgian Orthodox Patriarchate, and the cluster of courtyard restaurants and wine shops around Shardeni and Sioni streets, are also within easy walking distance. Erekle II street itself is closed to general traffic for much of its length, so visitors arriving by taxi are typically dropped at the nearest accessible point and walk the remaining short distance on foot. Given that the regional tag attached to this listing is Mtskheta-Mtianeti, it is worth noting for travellers that this is a separate administrative region from Tbilisi, covering Mtskheta town, Jvari Monastery, Ananuri, Stepantsminda and the road north toward the Russian border. If a visit to Ornament Express is being planned as part of a day trip to Mtskheta or the Georgian Military Road, allow for the fact that the Erekle II street address sits within Tbilisi city itself, not along that route, and factor in the drive or metro ride between the two. ### Good to know - The address is 14 Erekle Meore street, in the pedestrian Old Town district of Tbilisi. - No independently verifiable opening hours have been published by the restaurant in the material reviewed. - No menu, dish list or price range has been published by the restaurant in the material reviewed. - The restaurant’s main public presence appears to be its Facebook page rather than a dedicated website. - Erekle II street is pedestrianised for much of its length, so taxis typically stop short of the door. - Freedom Square metro station is the nearest metro stop, within walking distance of the street. - The street sits near Sioni Cathedral and Tbilisi’s historic courtyard restaurant district, useful for combining a visit with other Old Town sights. - Travellers should confirm hours, booking policy and menu directly with the restaurant before visiting, as this information was not available in the source material used for this profile. ### Questions travellers ask #### What kind of food does Ornament Express serve? The restaurant’s available online material does not specify a cuisine type or menu concept. Visitors should check the restaurant’s Facebook page or ask directly before planning a meal around a particular style of food. #### Is Ornament Express in Mtskheta or in Tbilisi? The address given, 14 Erekle Meore street, is in the Old Town of Tbilisi, not in the town of Mtskheta or elsewhere in the Mtskheta-Mtianeti region. The regional label attached to this listing refers to the wider administrative region, but the street address itself places the restaurant inside the capital. #### Can I book a table in advance? No booking details, such as a phone number or online reservation system, were found in the material reviewed for this profile. The restaurant’s Facebook page appears to be the main channel for making contact. #### What are the opening hours? No opening hours have been published by the restaurant in the source material available. Confirm current hours directly with the restaurant before visiting. #### Is it easy to reach by public transport? Erekle II street is within walking distance of Freedom Square metro station, the closest stop on Tbilisi’s single metro line, and sits in a pedestrianised part of the Old Town that is generally reached on foot from the surrounding streets. ### Sources - [Ornament Express — official website (facebook.com)](https://www.facebook.com/ornamentexpress1) - [Ornament Express: ინფორმაცია](https://www.facebook.com/about/) *Profiled in depth by the GTour desk on 28 October 2026 from the property’s official website; photographs are the property’s own, from its official website, credited under each image. Not sponsored; tell us if something has changed.*