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Georgian satsivi chicken in creamy walnut sauce

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Satsivi in Philadelphia

Satsivi in Philadelphia — chicken in cold walnut bazhe sauce, a festive Georgian classic. Available near Philly in Feasterville-Trevose.

The story of Satsivi

Satsivi is celebration food: chicken bathed in a thick walnut sauce (bazhe) fragrant with garlic and spices. It is traditionally served cool or room temperature, which makes the flavors bloom.

Georgian families bring satsivi to New Year tables — and Philadelphia diners order it whenever they want something special beyond everyday mains.

Taste satsivi in Philadelphia at Georgian Wine House & Cuisine, founded by Georgians in 2022.

How we serve it

Order bazhe on the side if you want extra sauce. Pair with dry white wine.

Eat Satsivi in Philadelphia — our location

You can eat Satsivi in the Philadelphia area at Georgian Wine House & Cuisine, a Georgian-owned restaurant founded in 2022:

  • Address: 146 Bustleton Pike, Feasterville-Trevose, PA 19053
  • Hours: Daily · 1:00 PM — 12:00 AM
  • Phone: (267) 778-9272
  • Service: Dine-in · Pickup · Delivery · Table pre-order

We are close to Northeast Philadelphia, Bustleton, Somerton, Bensalem, Southampton, Huntingdon Valley, Langhorne and Warminster — so when you search for satsivi near Philly, you can drive over or order delivery the same day.

Why order from us

  • Founded by Georgians in 2022 — authentic recipes, not fusion shortcuts
  • Fresh kitchen daily — Satsivi cooked to order
  • Full Georgian wine list: Saperavi, amber, Kindzmarauli, Khvanchkara
  • Online menu for fast pickup, delivery and table booking

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FAQ

Where can I get Satsivi in Philadelphia?
At Georgian Wine House & Cuisine in Feasterville-Trevose, PA — near Northeast Philadelphia. View the menu or call (267) 778-9272.

Can I order Satsivi for delivery?
Yes. Use m.geowinehouse.com for delivery and pickup across the Philly / Bucks County area.

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