Discover the best bars, clubs, and evening entertainment in Georgia.
Georgia is a captivating country in the Caucasus region where ancient traditions meet stunning mountain landscapes and world-class wine culture. From the charming cobblestone streets of Tbilisi to the dramatic peaks of the Greater Caucasus, Georgia offers extraordinary hospitality, unique cuisine, and eight millennia of winemaking heritage.
Tbilisi has become one of Europe's most exciting nightlife destinations, known for its underground electronic music scene centered on clubs like Bassiani and Café Gallery. The city's unique blend of Soviet architecture, Georgian hospitality, and cutting-edge music culture attracts international DJs and travelers year-round.
Tbilisi clubs are genuinely world-class and take their culture seriously; Bassiani has a strict door policy and bans phones on the dancefloor; arrive with knowledge of the music and be respectful
Find the vibe that suits you.
Former Soviet sewing factory turned into Tbilisi's creative hub with a large courtyard full of craft beer bars, wine bars, and alternative cafes. The weekend flea market by day becomes a social nightlife hub by evening.
The atmospheric Old Town with its ancient sulfur bathhouses and colorful balconies is packed with wine bars and restaurants that stay lively until midnight. Great for a relaxed Georgian wine evening.
The areas around Marjanishvili Square and Vera district are where Tbilisians actually go out - authentic bars, natural wine spots, and late-night restaurants without tourist markup.
The modern riverfront area around Rike Park and the illuminated Bridge of Peace is perfect for evening walks transitioning to riverside bars and restaurant terraces with Old Town views.
Insider tips, venue recommendations, and safety advice.
Top spots for drinks and socializing.
Multiple independent bars operate in the Fabrika courtyard creating a lively social scene. The container bars and outdoor seating create a unique atmosphere especially in summer evenings.
One of Tbilisi's most beloved wine bars in an atmospheric Old Town cellar specializing in Georgian natural wines from small producers. Excellent selection of amber (orange) wines poured with knowledge and passion.
Tbilisi's first craft brewery taproom serving house-brewed ales, lagers, and seasonal beers alongside Georgian snacks. Popular with expats and younger Georgians discovering craft beer culture.
Authentic Old Tbilisi wine bar serving Georgian wine from clay pitchers in a traditional setting, local chacha, and simple Georgian snacks. A neighborhood institution beloved by locals.
Rooftop wine bar with stunning views of the illuminated Narikala Fortress and Old Tbilisi. Excellent curated Georgian wine list and mezze-style sharing plates. Perfect for a romantic evening.
Where to dance the night away.
Georgia's most famous club and one of Europe's best electronic music venues, located beneath Dinamo Arena in a former Soviet swimming pool. Known for a strict but fair door policy, world-class sound system, and inclusive LGBTQ+ friendly atmosphere.
Established Tbilisi club in a gallery space hosting Georgian and international DJs. Slightly more accessible than Bassiani with a diverse crowd. Known for quality bookings and a genuine music-first culture.
Riverside club on the banks of the Kura River with outdoor terrace and indoor dancefloor. More accessible and mixed than underground clubs, popular with a broader Tbilisi crowd. Good for groups.
Underground club beneath a bridge offering a raw industrial setting with quality techno programming. A step down from Bassiani in prestige but authentic underground atmosphere with a dedicated local following.
Beyond bars and clubs.
Rioni Tbilisi and Mtkvarze host live bands; traditional Georgian polyphonic singing performances at Ethnographer restaurant; jazz at various venues on Rustaveli Ave
Shavi Lomi until 2AM, Barbarestan until midnight, numerous street food vendors near Fabrika until 4AM on weekends
Available at select lounges in central Tbilisi and along the Batumi Boulevard resort strip
Narikala Wine Bar, Artizan Hotel rooftop, and several Batumi Boulevard hotels have rooftop bars with spectacular views
Stay safe and make the most of your evenings.
Bassiani has a genuine door policy - go alone or in small groups (under 4), dress appropriately, know the music, and be sober; tourist groups are often turned away
Use Bolt or Yandex Go for late-night transport - street taxis massively overcharge tourists leaving clubs
Tbilisi clubs are cash-only at the bar; bring Georgian Lari, cards not accepted inside
The LGBTQ+ community has found refuge in Tbilisi's underground club scene, though caution is advised outside club environments
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