Coffeester — Restaurant in Tbilisi

The sanctuary of this cozy café is an absolute revelation! A beacon of warmth and hospitality, it exudes a charm that is as invigorating as it is soothing. One sip of their flat white and you are instantly transported into a realm of divine flavor.

The flat white here is not just a beverage, it's a masterpiece! The espresso is impeccably balanced, delivering a robust punch of flavor, beautifully complemented by the velvety microfoam. Each sip is a testament to their commitment to perfection. This café has managed to elevate the humble flat white to a sublime experience that delights and surprises with every sip.

Bathed in soft, inviting light, the café’s interior contributes to the overall ambience that is both intimate and welcoming. The aroma of freshly ground coffee beans provides the perfect backdrop to this sublime coffee escapade.

This charming café is a treasure trove for coffee connoisseurs and anyone looking for a tranquil space to unwind. A visit to this cozy hideout is an essential pilgrimage for the lovers of the perfect flat white. The baristas are wonderfully friendly, the atmosphere is distinctly relaxing, and the coffee? Simply unforgettable. A delightful symphony of flavors, textures, and warmth - this café is...

The coffee seems reasonable, but how the drinks are made is at fault straight away. The flat white has way too much milk in it, on top of that since I asked for one sugar the barista stirred the drink after adding the sugar, after adding the milk to the espresso shot. This seems to be a common thing so far with quite a few coffee shops I visited whilst in Tiblisi. Having said that I guess I get why the majority of people rate it highly. The drinks are cheaper, 4.50GEL compared to 9 or 10GEL in other shops. If you want a better coffee go to the spot around the corner. Still giving a 3 for value, also if you order a non milk drink you are...

I really like this cafe. Affordable coffee and friendly. They even walked me to the bus stop for the airport bus (it's on the opposite side of the road btw). I like that they sell/grind coffee and sell tea leaves.

Be sure to collect your coffee, because they don't take it to you even if you are a couple of metres away, which I find mysterious/confusing like most things...