Fabrika is not just a spot to grab coffee or a drink — it’s a vibrant urban space in Tbilisi, located in a former Soviet sewing factory at 8 Egnate Ninoshvili Street. Today, it’s a cultural landmark that attracts locals and travelers alike with its laid-back, creative atmosphere.
During the day, it’s a place to work, sip coffee, or explore boutique shops. But in the evening, Fabrika transforms into an open-air festival, as all the bars and restaurants open up into a shared courtyard filled with music, fairy lights, and energy.
Here you’ll find everything from street food and falafel to craft cocktails and Georgian wine. There are tiny hidden bars, cozy cafés, a hostel, pizzerias, burger joints, and even art spaces.
Fabrika has become a symbol of modern Tbilisi — a place of connection, creativity, and long warm evenings under the stars.
