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GSS Car Rental specializes in Japanese SUVs for Georgia's mountain roads — Kazbegi, Gudauri, Svaneti, and Tusheti routes. Based on Abel Enukidze Street in Tbilisi, the company focuses specifically on reliable off-road vehicles tested for Georgian conditions. Fleet includes Toyota, Nissan, Mitsubishi, and Suzuki 4x4s.

GT Rent A Car is a Tbilisi-based car rental company offering a fleet that includes sedans, minivans, and 4x4 SUVs. The company provides delivery to Tbilisi International Airport, hotels in central Tbilisi, and other locations by arrangement. GT Rent also offers chauffeur services for travelers who prefer not to drive themselves.

Gveleti Restaurant sits at the trailhead of the hike to the Gveleti waterfalls in the Kazbegi valley, making it the natural gathering place for hikers before and after the walk. The restaurant serves warming mountain Georgian food: herb-stuffed khinkali, kubdari, hearty bean soups, grilled mountain lamb, and local dairy products including fresh sulguni and matsoni. The backdrop of the Caucasus peaks and the Terek River gorge makes this one of the most dramatically situated restaurants in Georgia.

Gvino Wine Bar & Shop is a lively Tbilisi bar and off-licence that stocks an eclectic mix of Georgian and European natural wines available to drink by the glass or purchase to take home, with regular tasting events and pop-up tastings by visiting winemakers.

Hertz is a global car rental brand operating in Tbilisi with a city center office on Kote Abkhazi Street and a counter at Tbilisi International Airport (TBS). Fleet includes economy, compact, SUV, and premium vehicles. Offers cross-border travel to Armenia and Azerbaijan with advance permission. Part of the worldwide Hertz network with loyalty program integration.

Imereti Wine House is Tbilisi's dedicated showcase for wines from Imereti, western Georgia, a region known for its distinctive semi-amber wines made with shorter skin-contact periods than Kakhetian amber wines, producing a unique lighter style beloved by natural wine enthusiasts.

Part of the global Impact Hub network, offering coworking space with a focus on social entrepreneurship, innovation, and impact-driven projects. Provides workspace, acceleration programs, workshops, mentoring, and community events. Particularly supportive of startups working on social and environmental challenges, with connections to the international Impact Hub network.

Jakeli Wines is a family-run Tbilisi wine shop specializing in premium Georgian wines from smaller producers across Kakheti, Kartli, and Racha, with a knowledgeable team offering personalized recommendations and gift packaging services.

Kakhelebi is a restaurant in Telavi, the capital of Georgia's Kakheti wine region, serving traditional Kakhetian cuisine. The menu features mtsvadi (grilled meat), churchkhela (walnut and grape juice confection), and local cheese varieties. The restaurant has a terrace with views of the Alazani Valley and serves wines from nearby Kakheti producers.

Kakhuri Wine Shop is a specialist Tbilisi retailer dedicated exclusively to wines from the Kakheti region — Georgia's most important wine-producing heartland — stocking a comprehensive range from large commercial producers to small family cellars.

Karalashvili Wine Cellar is one of the oldest family-operated wine cellars in Tbilisi, run by the Karalashvili family whose winemaking heritage dates to 1396. Located on Vertskhli Street in the Old Town, the cellar occupies a 200-year-old underground space where wines are still aged in traditional qvevri (clay vessels). The family, granted princely status by King George VIII of Kartli-Kakheti, has maintained the craft through seven generations. The cellar offers exclusive wines not available in any other retail outlet in Georgia, guided tastings with food pairings, and direct purchases at producer prices. A second location on Kote Abkhazi Street operates as a wine boutique and bar.

Kazbegi Restaurant is one of the central restaurants in Stepantsminda, the town at 1700m altitude below Georgia's most iconic mountain, Mkinvartsveri (Mount Kazbek). The restaurant serves mountain Georgian cuisine appropriate to the altitude and climate: hearty kubdari, khinkali with mountain spices, slow-cooked lamb, chakapuli (lamb with tarragon), and warming soups. The views from the restaurant encompass the valley, the Gergeti Trinity Church on its hill, and the snow-capped flanks of Mount Kazbek.