Unholy Bar — Restaurant in Tbilisi

Went on a winter Friday and enjoyed the experience. CROWD mostly in 20s/30s, friendly and very flirtatious. VENUE definitely not the one in the photos. Basically an unrenovated abandoned space. Not stylish, not very big (dance floor hold ~50-60 max) and yes a bit sticky - no different than a typical small gay club in other western cities. i.e. does the job for a bunch of young folks to have a cheap night out dancing. DARKROOMS one always busy with some raunchiness, the one next to dance floor is more just for groups of friends hanging out. STAFF treated me (an East Asian tourist who speaks no Georgian) with expected courtesy at door/coat/bar, charged me 10 GEL cover as others, paid as little as 5 GEL for a bar rail. It is neither as good as the 100+ early reviews (suspect most of them forced) or as bad as few negative reactions from tourists. It is what you expect of a small...

One of the worst, unpleasant experiences I have ever had in Tbilisi. 1.Staff at the entrance are extremely intimidating and rude. After checking IDs and throwing unnecessary, mean comments, we were sent to some area to "leave our stuff there". But what happened is that our phones were literally taken away by force by staff, as they said that we had to follow the bar on ig and write a 5 star google review to get in. Without an overstatement, my phone was taken away by some person, who opened google maps and wrote a 5 star review for the bar. Not only is this bar a horrible, tasteless place, but also the staff might be violating the law. Avoid...

I normally never give a bad review Tonight I walked by unholy with two others. We were asked to come in when walking by. We went around the corner and had some food. The people I was with asked me to go check it out. I was asked by the bouncer where I was from. I told him and was asked for 20gel. No one was in the bar. Mimosa...