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Language school offering Georgian language instruction through communicative approach emphasizing practical conversation skills. Provides group classes, private lessons, and online options. Curriculum designed for various proficiency levels with focus on real-world language use, cultural insights, and practical vocabulary for daily life in Georgia.

St. Bunny Wine Shop and Bar near Stamba Hotel offers 300 wines by the bottle and 30 by the glass, curated by experienced sommeliers. The venue hosts beginner wine-tasting classes and khinkali-making classes, serves Georgian and Ukrainian cuisine with a rabbit specialty, and features a regular piano player.

Design-focused hotel in a converted Soviet-era printing press. Features contemporary art installations, multiple restaurants and bars, library, and courtyard. Known for architectural restoration and cultural programming.

StarCar is a Georgian car rental company established in 2010, headquartered in Kutaisi with delivery service to Tbilisi. With over 15 years of experience, StarCar offers economy, sedan, and SUV vehicles. Delivery available to Tbilisi Airport, hotels, and city addresses. Also serves Batumi and Kutaisi Airport.

Suliko is named after the beloved Georgian poem by Akaki Tsereteli that became one of the most recognised songs in the Georgian language. The Batumi restaurant serves Adjarian specialities not found in Tbilisi: Adjarian khachapuri (the boat-shaped version this region invented), ckakapuli chicken, borano (fried Adjarian cheese), and walnut-laced Adjarian salads. The upper terrace has one of the best Black Sea views in the city.

Svaneti House is a family-run guesthouse in Mestia, the main town of the Svaneti region in northwestern Georgia. The property offers rooms with views of UNESCO-listed Svan defensive towers and Mount Ushba. The host family prepares traditional Svan cuisine including kubdari (meat-filled bread) and tashmjabi (cheese and potato mash). The guesthouse serves as a starting point for treks to Ushguli, the Koruldi Lakes, and the Chalaadi Glacier.

Tamada is named after the toastmaster who leads the Georgian supra feast. The restaurant stages a full Georgian supra experience including a tamada-led toast ceremony, live Georgian polyphonic chanting, and a sprawling table of cold appetisers, hot dishes, and Georgian wines. It is popular for groups celebrating special occasions and tourists seeking an immersive introduction to Georgian table culture.

Taste Georgia is a premium wine and gourmet food shop in Tbilisi designed for discerning visitors seeking the best of Georgian gastronomy. It combines an expertly selected wine range with artisan Georgian food products including churchkhela, adjika, churchkhela, and premium honey.

Tbilisi Virtual Office operates from a beautifully renovated 19th-century building near Liberty Square, primarily offering virtual office and company registration services — with Georgian LLC formation within 24 hours. Also provides physical coworking hot desks, instant offices, and meeting rooms. Popular with international entrepreneurs leveraging Georgia's exceptionally business-friendly environment (1% corporate tax for small businesses).

Tbilisi Wine Lounge is an upscale wine bar and retail space near Freedom Square offering a refined, hotel-standard experience for guests seeking Georgian and international premium wines in a sophisticated, air-conditioned environment with sommelier service.

TbilisiCars has been operating since 2016, with pickup available at the Ibis Hotel near Tbilisi International Airport. Reviewed on Trustpilot with strong ratings. Fleet includes economy, sedan, and SUV categories. Airport and city delivery available.

TbilisiRentCar is one of the best-reviewed local car rental companies in Tbilisi, offering vehicles from $23/day with no deposit, full insurance included, and no mileage limits. Fleet includes economy, sedan, SUV, and 4x4 vehicles including Mitsubishi Pajero and Toyota 4Runner for mountain driving. Consistently praised for transparent pricing with no hidden fees.