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Artisani Wine Shop is a boutique natural and artisan wine retailer near Tbilisi's Lisi Lake, championing small-production Georgian winemakers who farm organically and work without laboratory corrections, with a particular strength in Kartli and Meskheti region wines less commonly found in other city shops.

Atoneli Wine Window is Tbilisi's first wine window (opened 2025), inspired by the historic buchette del vino of Florence. A hole-in-the-wall street-facing aperture on Atoneli Street dispenses individual glasses of Georgian wines — including Chinuri, Kisi, and Rkatsiteli — at 8 GEL each, with every sixth pour complimentary. Run by the team behind Mussels Place seafood restaurant.

Avis is one of the world's largest car rental companies, operating in Tbilisi with an office at Freedom Square and a counter at Tbilisi International Airport. Economy from ~$22–27/day, SUVs from ~$36–63/day. Full insurance options, GPS rental, child seats, and the Avis Preferred loyalty program.

Avlabari Wine Shop is a traditional bottle shop serving Tbilisi's Avlabari district — the historic Armenian quarter across the Mtkvari River from the Old Town. The shop specializes in Georgian wines and is a favorite of the local community for its honest pricing and knowledgeable owners.

Azarpesha — the Georgian word for a drinking vessel — is a wine-centric tavern in historic Abanotubani. The wine list focuses on amber (skin-contact) wines made in the ancient qvevri clay vessel tradition, sourced exclusively from small Georgian producers. The food programme centres on Georgian mezze: jonjoli (pickled bladdernut), badrijani nigvzit (aubergine with walnut paste), and aged cheeses. Interiors feature exposed brick, clay qvevri vessels, and candlelight.

Baia's Wine is a boutique family winery near Sighnaghi in the Kakheti wine region, operated by Baia Abuladze, one of Georgia's emerging female winemakers. The winery produces natural wines using traditional qvevri fermentation with minimal intervention. Grape varieties include Rkatsiteli, Mtsvane, and Saperavi grown in organic vineyards. Tastings and cellar visits can be arranged by appointment.

Baia's Wine is a women-led natural winery and wine bar celebrated for reviving near-extinct Gurian grape varieties. The Tbilisi location serves as both a retail outlet and an intimate wine bar where visitors can taste and buy natural wines from this pioneering female-run estate.

Barbarestan is a Tbilisi restaurant that recreates recipes from the 1874 Georgian cookbook written by Barbare Jorjadze, one of the first Georgian female public figures. The menu features historically researched dishes that are no longer commonly found in modern Georgian restaurants, presented with period-appropriate techniques and ingredients. The restaurant occupies a restored 19th-century building on Aghmashenebeli Avenue and has been recognized internationally for its unique approach to culinary heritage preservation.

Batumi Bakery House specializes in Adjarian-style khachapuri (boat-shaped cheese bread topped with egg and butter), the signature dish of the Adjara region. The bakery also produces traditional Georgian breads, pastries, and Adjarian sweets. Located near the Batumi Boulevard, it is a popular stop for visitors seeking the authentic regional version of khachapuri.

Batumi Dental Center is a dental clinic located near the Batumi Boulevard serving both residents and visitors to Georgia's Black Sea coast. The clinic provides general dentistry, cosmetic procedures, and dental implants. English, Turkish, and Russian language support is available, reflecting Batumi's international patient base.

Batumis Sakhli (Batumi's House) is dedicated to the home-cooking traditions of Adjara — the repertoire of dishes prepared in Adjarian kitchens rather than commercial restaurants. This means sinori (pasta with cream and cheese), borano (fried cheese), Adjarian walnut sweets, and the regional variation of ostri using Black Sea anchovies. The space is designed as a traditional Adjarian house interior with carved wooden furniture, woven textiles, and a working fireplace.

Black Sea Adventures offers water-based activities and coastal tours from Batumi, including boat trips, kayaking, and excursions to the botanical gardens and mountain villages of Adjara.