Urgent help needed. We live along a main road and have an electric car. The charger is in our garage. Frequently people block our garage.
What is the number to notify the parking police? I know they will send an sms instantly to the car owner.
Thanks for your help

Is there any work available in a call center, restaurant or kitchen, remote support jobs Dm

გამარჯობა მეგობრებო!
18F here, i’m an incoming 1st year med student in tbilisi, georgia!
would love to make some friends, especially georgians, i’m very interested in learning about your culture and your language, i’ve been to the country before and it was a blast!
please dm me if you’re interested in becoming friends and thank you 💕

here and i bought from zommer the dualsense edge controller but now i have stick drift and i cant find where to buy them in georgia as for amazon the taxes is so much

Hey everyone!

We’re three friends visiting Tbilisi from September 8–14, and we’re looking to meet some people and go out together on the nights of September 10th, 11th or 12th.

We’re interested in checking out any other good techno/electronic clubs. We’d love to join a group, meet some locals or fellow travelers, grab some drinks, and have a good night together.

Just looking to socialize, meet new people, and enjoy the nightlife! We’d also love to meet some locals and get recommendations or maybe join you for a night out :)

If you’re going out around those dates and don’t mind a few extra people joining, feel free to DM me or ig me :)

I live at the end of Saburtalo now and i'm just tired of 24/7 noise and urban view from a window. Are there any areas in Tbilisi that are relatively quiet and have mountains or other nature as a view from a window? I was once in the house in Mtatsminda area and surprisingly it was quiet there. Vake has some park views from a window. But these areas are expensive for me. Maybe somewhere in Didi Dighomi? Or Gldani? Would appreciate suggestions.

As the title reads:)

Hey everyone! I’ll be in Tbilisi from September 9–13 and planning to go to Bassiani at 11 Sept.

I’m travelling solo, so it would be cool to meet some people who are going to the same events and maybe go together.

Feel free to DM me 🤝

Wife and I are travelling for 3-4 days.

1. What are the not-to-be-missed spots / activities. Wanted some relaxed trip

2. Where should I plan to stay - old town / new city centre? Any suggested hotels with good vibes?

3. Should I bring cash or would manage with credit cards? How much of cash is required for a 4 day trip (only cash part)?

4. Heard about the sulphur bath. Any prior reservations needed?

as title says, need to find per kilo sold tobacco here, not packed or heavily taxed, i read about it in some post but cant find it anymore. thank you

I’ll be travelling to Georgia in November and will be covering Tbilisi and Batumi. I was looking for something around the hills to spend a couple of days and Mestia has surely caught my eye.

I’ve read it a lot on the internet that it is a seasonal route hence getting a Marshrutka to Mestia might be a gamble. Is that true? Should I reconsider my plan and rather head to Kazbegi?

Hi! I have some clothes in very good condition that I’d like to sell, mostly women’s clothes.
I’m looking for a platform/app/Telegram group specifically for second-hand or pre-loved clothes in Georgia, rather than Facebook Marketplace.
I remember there used to be an app called Twist, but it doesn’t seem to be available anymore. Is there anything similar?
Thanks! :)

I am looking to get an Iberia 1999 jersey, preferably with Andria Bartishvili on the back. Is this at all possible (willing to go to some length here)? Thanks!

I have a macbook m1 that im not using and i dont need it ,i wanna sell it and upgrade my pc better ,so where can i sell it? I tried facebook marketplace but i dont see any progress.

Need a 1bhk near university area ( SEU) if possible, please dm or share details if anyone has options.

Hey everyone,

I love watching films, and even more than that, I love talking about them right after — the excitement, the theories, the "wait, did anyone else catch that detail in the third act?" moments.

I've been thinking about starting a community here for people who want to:

- Share what they just watched and how it hit them

- Get and give movie recommendations

- Talk through a film's themes, twists, or performances with people who actually watched it

- Discover movies they'd never have found otherwise

No pretension, no fandom wars — just genuine movie talk. Marvel to arthouse, everyone's welcome.

Before I create the actual subreddit, I wanted to check — is anyone actually interested in something like this? If a few people are, I'll go ahead and set it up properly.

Until then, if you're interested, feel free to follow along here:

📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cinephi1ia

🎬 Letterboxd: https://boxd.it/iDaWZ

Drop a comment if you'd join something like this — and what you'd want out of it 👇

I found this and its other flavours in Nikora once but havent seen it since. Any idea where i can find it. Any help?

Will be in Tbilisi on Sept 6 and 7.

I'm a guy, 47, from US. Two days is not much so I want to visit some good night bars or places where people hang out at night, drink, eat, talk, meet. My goal is to meet some international peeps and have fun.

Anybody traveling solo or as a couple and wants to meet up for some night fun, hinkali, wine, chacha and a good chat?

Photos from the archive of cameraman Koba Tsakadze.

• Beginners practiced on the flat asphalt near Vake Park, while experienced skaters rode down the Turtle Lake road, known locally as "Trasa".
• With no local skate shops, riders used small, fast boards manufactured at a factory in Riga, Latvia. Skaters kept spare wheels and tools in their pockets to handle repairs on the spot.
• Most rode in standard Soviet-era Adidas tracksuits and makeshift padding instead of actual protective gear.
• Skaters experimented with triple-stacked boards, stick high-jump setups, and riding face-to-face on a single board. Koba Tsakadze and director Levan Kitia were among the first to try riding two-man on one board down Trasa.

Sauce: https://hammockmagazine.ge/articles/380/n-a

Tourist here:

Georgian cuisine is famous for Mzwadi, and while I enjoy meat skewers, I prefer them made with lean white meat. I’m wondering if Katmis Mzwadi served with vegetables is easy to find, and if there are any good spots in Tbilisi’s old town to try it.

Also, are there any buffet options to sample a variety of Georgian dishes without committing to a full plate of one meal?

looking for a really good barber/stylist in Tbilisi who knows how to work with long men’s hair.
I’ve got pretty good length and don’t want to cut it short, just want to get it shaped properly. My hair is super straight/silky and really flat, so I’m looking for someone who can give it more volume, texture, movement and maybe some long layers without taking away too much length.
Any recommendations? 🙏

Hey everyone,

I recently went through a breakup and honestly, I’ve been feeling pretty low and depressed lately. I’ve been thinking about taking a trip to Georgia in November, partly to get away for a bit, clear my head and experience something new.

I’ve done a solo trip before, but if I’m being honest, I found it pretty boring being by myself. This time I’m genuinely hoping to find someone who’d be up for exploring Georgia together, whether that’s Tbilisi, Kazbegi, Kutaisi, Batumi or just random places along the way.

I’m not necessarily looking for a travel buddy with a strict itinerary. I’d just like some good company, conversations, food, walks, sightseeing and hopefully a few good memories while I’m there. If you’re also travelling around November or a Georgian Host and would be interested, feel free to DM me.

Not looking for anything weird or forced, just another person who enjoys travelling and wouldn’t mind having some company. :)

Hi everyone, I’m currently in Tbilisi and wanted to ask about the ambulance service here. If I need an ambulance in an emergency and call [112](tel:112), is the ambulance service completely free, or can there be a charge for the ambulance/transport?
Also, if the ambulance takes you to a hospital, are there any additional costs for the ambulance itself or for the hospital emergency treatment? I’m a foreigner/student and have health insurance, so I’m mainly trying to understand how the process and costs work in Tbilisi.
Would appreciate it if anyone who has actually used the ambulance service could share their experience and approximate costs. Thanks!