Mercado Central De Abastos is the largest food market in Tbilisi, perfect for foodies to explore. Visitors can find almost anything from exotic fruits to street foods to fresh seafood. The vendors are friendly, and the atmosphere is lively.
For a little break between the food-tasting, Black Canyon coffee offers a wide range of hot and cold beverages from the basics like espresso to delicious frappes. Black Canyon Coffee is known for its quality coffee, cozy atmosphere, and great service.
Duqani is reputed to be the best spot to try the Georgian traditional dish Khinkali. There are plenty of variations of Khinkali to choose from to satisfy everyone's taste buds. The restaurant has a lovely ambiance with pleasant music and friendly staff.
Foodies cannot leave Tbilisi without tasting Georgian wine. Vino Underground is a great place to explore Georgian wines from distinct regions of the country. The knowledgeable staff is always eager to share their knowledge about Georgian wine culture.
Gabriadze Theater is well-known for its fascinating puppet shows. The theater has its bakery where visitors buy fantastic Baklava. The Baklava is made with local ingredients and a unique recipe. A visit to the theater, watching a show and tasting the Baklava will be an unforgettable experience.
You can walk between these locations, or take a taxi. A taxi is relatively inexpensive but be sure to agree on a price before departing. A taxi ride will cost $2-$5 depending on distance and traffic.
If you have more time, visit the Dry Bridge Market, taste Georgian cheese from the Cheese and Wine House Restaurant and try the Georgian sweet churchkhela. If you have less time, you should drop Duqani and/or Vino underground from this itinerary.
Tbilisi International Airport (TBS) is the main airport in Tbilisi located about 17 km (10.5 miles) southeast of the city center. It provides international and domestic flights.