A great market if you are a tourist and want to buy something or anything from Tbilisi.

One area of the market focuses on clothes, accessories etc and another has vegetables, fruits and other grocery items.

For an Indian like me, we even found an Indian and Madrasi Grocery Store. There is something for everyone!

The station square metro station opens right into the market, and the street lined vendors start selling to you immediately, along with people who will try to sell you fake...

Of all the farmers markets in the city (and we hit them all, I think), this is by far the biggest, busiest and more awesome in regards to shear action, noise, chaos, smells. Think of anything a human might want, it will be here, somewhere. Finding it is true adventure. Wholesale action (trucks, cracks) right beside retail action. Prices excellent, much better than Carrefour, Agrohub, Spar etc and quality/freshness very good as well. Perhaps better. You need to shop around as quality...

The bazaar was full of fresh food of every sort, and items beyond foods as well.

I found this market more chaotic than most "green" markets I have visited in the world and honestly left empty handed even though I passed some produce stands that had lovely peaches and some amazing looking tomatoes. By the time I had concluded I should get peaches, I had no idea where I'd seen/smelled the best ones.

Some positives include no smells in the fish part of the market (no idea how they managed...