The best cafés to work from in Tbilisi
The 10 coffee shops in Tbilisi that are best for working on a laptop, led by Coffee Lab, Coffee Place and Hurma.
Ranked by work score: Wi‑Fi, power, seating, hours, what reviews say about laptops and noise, and who recommends working there. One branch per chain.

In saburtalo coffee lab. My favorite place. Rlly laptop friendly, outside area and two floors. Incredible hot Chocolate.
r/tbilisiApril 2025 groovy roasters, coffeeplace, coffee lab
r/tbilisiSeptember 2024 Strong WiFi and big communal tables make it popular with the freelancer and student crowd, especially during morning and early afternoon hours.
Tbilisi Expat Cafe Stamba is a spacious, nicely decorated café in Tbilisi housed within a hotel. The interiors and courtyard are striking, with creative design that extends to the common areas. The menu blends Italian and European cuisine with Georgian touches.
OKRO and Pulp have designated tables and areas. Stamba Bakery has its own laptop areas.
The Georgian GuideSeptember 2026 OKRO and Pulp have designated tables and areas. Stamba Bakery has its own laptop areas.
The Georgian GuideSeptember 2026 Coffee LAB, Grind, Coffee Place, Baba, Tsvari, Puri Guliani, Mova Maisi, Slow and The Museum are laptop-friendly without qualification.
The Georgian GuideSeptember 2026 The atmosphere strikes a balance between productivity and personality. Quiet enough for focused work, but with enough life that you won't feel like you're in an office.
Tbilisi Expat Coffee LAB, Grind, Coffee Place, Baba, Tsvari, Puri Guliani, Mova Maisi, Slow and The Museum are laptop-friendly without qualification.
The Georgian GuideSeptember 2026 Seating is sparse, but if you can snag a spot on the sofa looking out to the Old Town through the big windows, you're laughing. High tables and stools set along the side wall are a fine place to perch behind your laptop for a couple of hours.
Wander-LushJuly 2026mixed Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, this cafe near Mziuri Park on Chavchavadze Avenue has become essential for Tbilisi's student population and remote workers on odd schedules.
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