Shopping

Can international travelers in Tbilisi place and pick up a Wildberries or Ozon order without a Georgian ID and local phone number?

For Wildberries and similar marketplaces in Georgia, you usually need a real Georgian phone number for SMS confirmation, and some orders also require a Georgian ID number. Don’t use fake details: the safer option is to get a local SIM card and ask the pickup point whether they can release the parcel using a passport or a different named recipient.

2 sources · 11 days ago

Can you buy baby food and kids’ snacks in Tbilisi, or should you bring them with you?

Travelers say you can find alternatives to familiar baby and kids’ products in Tbilisi, so bringing a large stock is usually unnecessary. A practical tip is to avoid loose bulk foods and choose sealed packaged items instead.

1 source · 12 days ago

Can you order groceries in Tbilisi with Wolt, and which items are best for delivery?

Yes, you can order groceries in Tbilisi through Wolt much like restaurant food delivery. Based on user experience, packaged items are more predictable than loose-weight goods, and costs stay lower if you cook at home and shop discounts.

1 source · 11 days ago

How do you order from Wildberries in Tbilisi, and what local alternatives to Avito are used for second-hand shopping in Georgia?

In Tbilisi, people usually use the Georgian version of Wildberries for online orders, while second-hand items are more commonly found on local classifieds such as MyMarket.ge and SS.ge. Everyday household items are typically searched for on local platforms rather than Russian marketplaces.

1 source · 9 days ago

Where to buy a fabric luggage cover in Tbilisi?

Fabric luggage covers can be found at major Tbilisi malls like Galleria Tbilisi and East Point, as well as at the Dezerter Bazaar market.

2 sources · 11 days ago

Where to buy a keyboard with Russian layout in Tbilisi?

Keyboards with Russian layout are available in almost any electronics store in Tbilisi. If you can't find one, keyboard sticker overlays are widely sold as an alternative.

1 source · 19 days ago

Where to buy collectible coins in Tbilisi, Georgia?

Collectible coins in Tbilisi can be found at flea markets, antique shops, and street vendors at the Dry Bridge market.

1 source · 21 days ago

Where to buy quality specialty groceries in Tbilisi: homemade wine near the center, good beef, and seafood?

The only specific place mentioned in the messages was Gastronome, known for good beef, though steaks were quoted at around 130–150 GEL. For homemade wine, the search was for places near central Tbilisi, and for seafood, travelers were looking for dedicated seafood shops, including some found via Instagram.

1 source · 9 days ago

Where to buy rolling tobacco and hard-to-find cigarettes in Tbilisi, such as Stanley Ice Mint?

These messages suggest that hard-to-find cigarettes and rolling tobacco can be difficult to find in Georgia: no confirmed shop was named, and products like Stanley Ice Mint are better brought with you. Tbilisi appears to have a better chance of stock than Batumi.

1 source · 9 days ago

Where to buy specialty pet supplies and animals in Tbilisi, such as pedigree kittens, feeder insects, and raw meat for dogs?

These messages point to three niche pet-shopping needs in Tbilisi: pedigree kittens, feeder insects, and meat for dogs. No exact shops or addresses were shared in the chat, so the usual route is specialized pet stores, breeders, and local raw-feeding or pet-owner communities.

1 source · 9 days ago

Where to buy traditional Georgian musical instruments in Tbilisi?

Traditional instruments like the duduk can be found at Dezerter Bazaar, souvenir shops on Shardeni Street, and specialized music stores in central Tbilisi.

1 source · 18 days ago

Where to find specialty drinks and hard-to-locate items in Tbilisi (imported wine, pomegranate wine, high-purity isopropyl alcohol)?

For pomegranate or French wine, check specialty wine boutiques and natural wine bars (e.g. in Vake district, places like Vino Underground) rather than regular supermarkets. For 75% isopropyl alcohol specifically, try chemical/lab supply shops or medical equipment pharmacies instead of DAC (which sells 99%) or standard pharmacies (which usually stock 90%+ ethanol).

2 sources · today