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OG Drive is a local Tbilisi car rental company based on Vakhtang Gorgasali Street in the Old Town. Clear tiered pricing: Economy 95 GEL/day, Comfort 120 GEL/day, Premium 200 GEL/day. Transparent, no-hidden-fees approach. Fleet includes sedans, crossovers, and premium vehicles.

Old Metekhi is a Tbilisi institution perched on the dramatic cliff above the Mtkvari River, adjacent to the medieval Metekhi Church. Operating at this address for decades, it offers classic Georgian cuisine — khinkali, chanakhi, mtsvadi — with dramatic views of Narikala fortress, the Abanotubani sulphur baths district, and the river below. The terrace is a prime spot for evening dining.

Old Tbilisi Wine Shop is a traditional family-run bottle shop in the heart of the Old Town, stocking a wide range of Georgian wines in a historic stone building with a warm and welcoming atmosphere popular with tourists and locals alike.

Old Town Guesthouse is located in the historic center of Sighnaghi, the walled hilltop town known as Georgia's City of Love. The guesthouse occupies a restored traditional house with a terrace overlooking the Alazani Valley and the Caucasus mountains. Guests can arrange wine tastings at nearby Kakheti wineries, and the property serves home-made wine and traditional Kakhetian cuisine.

Orbeliani Baths is the most recognizable of Tbilisi's sulphur bathhouses, identifiable by its ornate blue-tiled facade in the Persian style. Located in the Abanotubani district, the bathhouse offers private and shared sulphur pools fed by natural hot springs. The building dates to the 19th century and was historically frequented by notable figures including Alexandre Dumas, who described the experience in his travel writings.

Orbi Wine Cellar is a traditional underground wine cellar and retail shop in Tbilisi's Old Town, stocking an extensive range of Georgian wines including aged vintages and limited-release collector bottles alongside standard retail offerings.

Palaty is Kutaisi's most established traditional restaurant, serving the cooking of the Imereti region in a setting that reflects the city's history as Georgia's second capital. Imereti has a distinct culinary identity: cheeses are milder and fresher, walnut pastes more herbaceous, bean dishes subtler than in eastern Georgia. Palaty's menu celebrates this regional character with Imeretian khachapuri, gebzhalia (cheese and mint rolls), kupati sausage, and slow-cooked chicken in walnut sauce.

Panorama Kazbegi is positioned on the elevated western edge of Stepantsminda to maximise the view of the valley's defining image: the Gergeti Trinity Church on its steep hill with the snow-covered cone of Mkinvartsveri (Mount Kazbek, 5047m) rising behind it. The restaurant serves warming Georgian mountain food — khinkali, grilled lamb, bean stews — and is a popular sunset dining destination. The terrace is equipped with fire pits for cold mountain evenings.

Parking CoWork is a creative boutique coworking space in Saburtalo featuring high-speed Wi-Fi, personal lockers, a dedicated podcasting room, professional lighting, printer/scanner, table tennis, and strong workshop and event programming. At 10 GEL/hour, it is one of Tbilisi's most affordable per-hour coworking options. The playful Parking name is a nod to its origins and concept.

Pasanauri is Tbilisi's most recognised khinkali chain, named after the village in the Mtiuleti highlands where khinkali originated. The restaurant has perfected the Georgian dumpling — thin pastry cases hand-pleated with 19-21 folds, filled with spiced meat and broth and eaten by hand. Multiple central Tbilisi locations serve khinkali alongside mushroom, cheese, and potato variations. The no-frills communal format replicates the mountain village tradition.

Passage Wine Shop is located in the iconic Passage shopping arcade on Rustaveli Avenue, offering a wide-ranging selection of Georgian wines at accessible price points with a focus on helping everyday shoppers discover quality local producers.

Pet-Nat Wine Shop is a Tbilisi specialist retailer dedicated to Georgian and international petillant naturel (natural sparkling) wines. One of very few shops focused specifically on the Pet-Nat style, it offers a small but highly curated artisan selection near the Stamba and Rooms Hotel corridor.