Antique Bazaar — Local services in Tbilisi

Though the place is nice and well kept, the attitude of the lady owner and staff was pathetic to say the least. They did not even talk properly, leave alone welcoming. I will now share precisely our experience. The water temp was very hot, so we asked the attendant to reduce the temp. He did not do so and said we should have cold shower first, then we will not feel hot. We tried doing that, but just could not get into the pool due to high water temp. So the thermal spa for us was dipping get in water that's all. In the end when we told the attendant again, he reduced the temp and said we only have 3 mins left to...

For those people into antiques this will be heaven. Every available piece of floor space is packed with all sorts of china, glassware from all over Europe. Have your translator app ready or bring a Georgian friend as no-one understands English. I would also not suggest a visit with your children as this bazaar is packed with expensive and beautiful items from the ceiling to the floor and walk space is very limited. A feast for the eyes but quite expensive. Most items are not priced. And each little section/display has a different...

This place is a disappointment. You won’t see any expressive and rare things. Almost 80% of all items are tableware, glassware and cutlery. What’s the most interesting in this “bazaar” — prices. Everything is overpriced 3x, 5x, 10x times - opera-glasses made in Paris 150$ (in not good condition), georgian ყანწი small size 250$ (???) and etc! Btw, they give you prices in USD, not in lari. ridiculous. Don’t waste your time here, better to plan a trip to belgian, french or italian...