Unity Kava — Restaurant in Tbilisi

1 | A small café with excellent coffee and sweet pastries. It is more suitable for a coffee in hand than for a long sitting. 2 | The prices of the drinks are quite high, but basically correspond to the quality. The price of a double espresso and americano is 8 GEL, a cappuccino is 9 GEL and a flat white is 10 GEL. 3 | The coffee was above average in taste in the context of Tbilisi, the brownie was only average. The cafe also has specialty brews like cold brew (11 GEL) or the mysterious sounding fashion brew (12 GEL) and Shavi Nushi (13 GEL). 4 | It is possible to pay by card. 5 | The drinks menu is in English and the staff speaks English. 6 | The café is very small, with only one small table and two benches inside. The other three tables are in front of the entrance. The café is more suitable for a quick morning coffee, it is not really suitable for work or...

I felt totally misguided by the high rating, which I think this coffee shop does not deserve based on my experience. There are two issues. Coffee: We were encouraged to have filtered coffee although we asked for Americano. We accepted the suggestion, and then it wasn't made to order but from the thermos bottle. I was astonished. Baked goods: They are apparently kept in a food warmer, so the two items I had were warm.. but it doesn't mean they are fresh. I didn't enjoy either the stale and soggy cinnamon bun with a strange cream in it, or the lemon meringue pie which had the taste of gas torch. I went to this shop twice as I was staying in a nearby accommodation and I was given a false impression that this was a high quality coffee shop with nice baked goods. It is sadly a fine example that Google reviews cannot be...

The ordered coffee (double cappuccino) was good. We saw that the cafe was opened by Ukrainians and that’s why we chose this place to visit today. And here’s the problem, we got inside and started our conversation with barista in English, then we talked between ourselves (with my gf) in Ukrainian and the barista after hearing this started to communicate with us using russian. We didn’t expect that the whole staff knows Ukrainian (especially considering that it’s Georgia), but Ukrainians also don’t speak ru by default you know, and such behaviour seems...