Khachapuri Street Party

Overview

Baba's Place has been doing pop-ups and special one-off events for a while — before the team even found its home in Marrickville. The Baba's Place story started with collaborations at beloved inner-west venues like Rolling Penny and Bush, and since opening a permanent restaurant last year, the team has hosted a range of events from art exhibitions to Baltic wine nights.

On Sunday, July 26, Baba and co are celebrating Georgian khachapuri with the help of Melbourne's Gray & Gray Food and Wine. The Khachapuri Street Party will be happening from midday until 4pm on the Sunday, with plenty of Georgian eats, wine and music.

Khachapuri is a form of wood-fired bread often filled with cheese and egg. There will be four variants of the doughy treats on offer: the Adjaruli filled with three cheese, egg yolk and NSW truffles; the Kharcho Dream boat featuring beef gravy, parmesan cream, pickled onion and red adjika; the Flaky Meskhetian packed with Baba's specialty fetta, mushroom and onion; plus the Gurian Sunrise with potato, cheese, roasted garlic, spring onion and egg.

Entry is free, just head down and nab yourself a hearty weekend lunch and a glass of wine.