From specialty coffee and European bakeries to hidden garden cafes — the best cafes in Tbilisi for breakfast, brunch, remote work, and everything in between. Curated by GT Tours.
Tbilisi's go-to breakfast specialist. Kikliko is famous for its triple cheese French toast, perfectly brewed coffee, and sunny Vera neighborhood setting. The all-day breakfast menu and relaxed vibe make it a local favorite.
Must try: Triple cheese French toast
Best for: Best breakfast and brunch in Tbilisi
A defining cafe of Tbilisi's new-wave coffee scene. Leila serves excellent flat whites and pour-overs in a beautifully designed space filled with vintage furniture, books, and art. Equal parts cafe, gallery, and community hub.
Must try: Flat white and house pastry
Best for: Specialty coffee with artistic atmosphere
A European-style bakery and cafe serving some of Tbilisi's best croissants, pastries, and brunch dishes. Entrée's sunny interior and fresh-baked aroma make it a perfect morning stop.
Must try: Butter croissant and cappuccino
Best for: European-style bakery and brunch
Set inside the stunning Stamba Hotel — a converted Soviet printing house — this cafe is worth visiting for the architecture alone. Soaring ceilings, industrial-chic design, and excellent coffee and pastries make it a must-visit.
Must try: House blend coffee and signature pastry
Best for: Coffee in a stunning architectural space
Tbilisi's premier specialty coffee destination. Linville offers single-origin pour-overs, expertly pulled espressos, and a rotating selection of beans from top roasters. Minimalist design meets serious coffee culture.
Must try: Single-origin pour-over
Best for: Serious specialty coffee
Not to be confused with Leila coffee shop, Café Leila is a beautiful vegetarian Georgian cafe set in a stunning painted interior. The menu focuses on vegetarian versions of Georgian classics — walnut-stuffed vegetables, pkhali, and hearty bean dishes.
Must try: Pkhali platter and lobiani
Best for: Vegetarian Georgian cuisine in a beautiful setting
A whimsical garden cafe tucked away in Tbilisi's old town. Ninia's Garden is legendary for its beetroot salad, homemade lemonades, and the enchanting garden setting filled with flowers, mismatched furniture, and fairy lights.
Must try: Beetroot salad and homemade lemonade
Best for: Healthy lunch in a secret garden
A reliable, affordable Lavazza coffee chain with sidewalk seating perfect for people-watching. Coffee Bean is the go-to spot for a quick, quality espresso or cappuccino without the specialty cafe prices.
Must try: Double espresso
Best for: Quick, affordable coffee break
Yes, most cafes in Tbilisi have reliable Wi-Fi and are welcoming to remote workers. Tuta, Kofeina, and Linville are particularly good for laptop work.
Most cafes in Tbilisi open between 8:00-10:00 AM. Some breakfast-focused spots like Kikliko open earlier. Cafes typically stay open until 10:00 PM or later.
Yes! Georgian cuisine has many naturally vegetarian dishes like pkhali (walnut-vegetable spreads), lobiani (bean bread), and fresh salads. Café Leila is a dedicated vegetarian Georgian cafe.
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