Cafe Stamba

Cafe Stamba is an all-day cafe-restaurant at 14 Merab Kostava Street in the Vera district of Tbilisi, Georgia, housed inside the Stamba Hotel, a converted Soviet-era printing house. The building's industrial bones, including high ceilings, exposed concrete and large windows, set the character of the dining room, which blends the original structure with contemporary design. The cuisine mixes Georgian and European cooking, which makes it a flexible choice for travellers who want familiar breakfast plates alongside local dishes. Morning visitors typically order breakfast plates, while lunch and dinner menus include khachapuri, the cheese-filled Georgian bread, and seasonal Georgian mains that change over the year. The venue is known across Tbilisi as a place where creative professionals, tourists and local families meet, and it is busy through most of the day. The atmosphere is stylish but relaxed, with a moderate to high noise level at peak hours and a casual-smart dress code. Prices are in the moderate range, roughly 50-110 GEL per person (about USD 19-42), with breakfast cheaper than dinner. Coffee and cocktails extend the use of the space beyond meals. Listings differ on exact hours, though the cafe generally runs from early morning, about 8AM, until midnight; visitors should check before going. Reservations are recommended for dinner and can be made by phone on +995 32 202 19 99, while breakfast and weekday lunch are usually easier to handle without a booking. The location in Vera, west of Rustaveli Avenue, is a short taxi or walk from central Tbilisi. The venue suits a first or last meal in the city because of its range of menu options and its convenient setting inside a landmark conversion.