by Guest Author | Feb 26, 2020 | Eat+Drink
Breakfasts are all about optimism. As we sit down to enjoy our meal — be it a deliciously plated omelet or a virtuous little bowl of fruit and local yogurt — and, for a moment, whatever happened the night before or waits for us in the day to come is irrelevant....
by Guest Author | Feb 26, 2020 | Eat+Drink
You’ve probably seen a dozen posts about best this or best that in Tbilisi. The truth is, there aren’t a lot of cocktail bars in town, just a handful. There are a lot of bars and restaurants with great ambiance and aura, but you won’t find a serious cocktail...
by Guest Author | Feb 26, 2020 | Interviews, People+Stories
By Ana Mikatadze I first met Luka at the 4GB music festival. Back then I didn’t know his name or the fact that he was a DJ. We both practically lived there and would warmly greet each other. The same would happen at the Open Air festival and at Mzesumzira fest...
by Guest Author | Feb 25, 2020 | Business
By Ana Mikatadze Moving around Tbilisi is somewhat problematic. Pedestrians are constantly forced to find their way around the cars parked right on the sidewalks, and drivers won’t be able to tell you if they get to their destination faster by car or on foot. While...
by Guest Author | Feb 25, 2020 | Business
Five Questions For Expats By Stan Gaivoronsky Where did you come from and why? Ivan: I came here from Israel where I recently got my citizenship. Prior to that, I lived in Moscow, periodically traveling around the world. I have long dreamt of opening a magical...
by Misho Zguladze | Feb 25, 2020 | Neighborhoods
The reason why we’ve decided to combine these three amazing districts is that, first of all, they are right next to each other and second of all, they share the same character. So, here we go. Mtatsminda As you come to Tbilisi, you just realize that all the...
by Misho Zguladze | Feb 22, 2020 | Locals, Society+Culture
In violence, we forget who we are. Ask yourself – what is home? It is in many ways the basic unity of society, a bastion of shelter and family bonds. It is a safe haven and a comfort zone. A place to live with our families and pets. A place to throw parties. A place...
by Guest Author | Feb 22, 2020 | Eat+Drink
Khinkali and various types of khachapuri might hog the spotlight in Tbilisi but we sure have some mouthwatering burgers. ✱ Photograph courtesy of Burger City Burger City There’s something about the fried egg-atop-burger that remains a notion burger eaters have not...
by Guest Author | Feb 21, 2020 | Interviews, People+Stories
By Ana Mikatadze The story of Amiran Shalikashvili’s Pantomime Theater turned out to be far more interesting than I had anticipated. It was also unexpectedly sad. We talked about a lot of things: pantomime as a way of life, the state of the current theatre and...
by Misho Zguladze | Feb 21, 2020 | Locals, Society+Culture
Our icon is the homeland Trust in God is our creed, Enlightened land of plains and mounts, Blessed by God and holy heaven. The freedom we have learned to follow Makes our future spirits stronger, Morning star will rise above us And lightens up the land between the two...
