Tbilisi has a strong, affordable coworking scene, led by the local Terminal chain with several branches open around the clock, plus creative spaces in converted Soviet factories. The spaces below are ones we have checked are open, with prices as published or recently reported. Confirm before you buy a month.
How to Choose a Space#
- Stay close. Choose a space near home; Tbilisi’s hills and traffic make cross-town trips slow.
- Take day passes first. Try two or three spaces before buying a month.
- Look for 24/7 access if you work US hours. All Terminal branches are open 24 hours.
- Consider one membership, many branches. Terminal members can use any branch.
- Think about winter. Coworking spaces are warm when old flats are not.
Quick picks: for 24/7 access, Terminal; for community, Impact Hub; for polish, D Block.
Map of Coworking Spaces and Cafes#
Coworking Spaces#
Terminal Vake
The flagship of Tbilisi’s biggest local coworking chain, a large, quiet space in Vake open 24 hours a day. One membership covers all Terminal branches.
Best for: 24/7 access and focus
Terminal Vera
A smaller, cosier Terminal on a quiet Vera street, close to the area’s cafes and wine bars.
Best for: Living in Vera
Terminal Marjanishvili
Terminal’s branch on Aghmashenebeli Avenue, the restored 19th-century street of restaurants, close to Fabrika.
Best for: Marjanishvili and Fabrika regulars
Impact Hub Tbilisi
Part of the global Impact Hub network, inside Fabrika, a former Soviet sewing factory turned hostel, bars, studios and shops. The courtyard is the social centre of nomad Tbilisi.
Best for: Community and events
D Block
A premium coworking space in the Stamba complex, a former Soviet printing house now home to one of the city’s most stylish hotels, cafes and a courtyard.
Best for: A polished, central desk
Collider
An industrial-style coworking space in Vake with long opening hours and a mix of local startups and nomads.
Best for: A Vake alternative to Terminal
Laptop-Friendly Cafes#
Tbilisi’s cafes are relaxed about laptops, and many have good Wi-Fi. Vera and Vake have the most specialty cafes; Fabrika’s lobby and courtyard are the social option.
Coffee LAB
Tbilisi’s pioneering specialty roaster, with a large, light-filled cafe and garden that is full of laptops on weekdays.
Best for: A full day of cafe work
Black Cup
A small specialty cafe on a quiet Sololaki street, good for an hour or two in the old town.
Best for: Coffee in Sololaki
Fabrika Lobby and Courtyard
Fabrika’s huge hostel lobby and courtyard cafes are where half of Tbilisi’s nomads work on any given afternoon. Social rather than quiet.
Best for: Working while meeting people
Cafe Etiquette in Tbilisi#
- Order regularly. A coffee every couple of hours is the fair rate.
- Use headphones for calls.
- Expect smoking on many terraces.
- Tip about 10% if service isn’t already included on the bill.
Working US or European Hours from Tbilisi#
Tbilisi is UTC+4 all year. London is 3 hours behind in summer and 4 in winter, so a European working day runs into your late afternoon and early evening. New York is 8 hours behind in summer and 9 in winter, so US meetings fall between 5 pm and 2 am.
For US hours, Terminal’s 24-hour branches are the best option.
Tbilisi Coworking FAQs#
How much does coworking cost in Tbilisi?
Day passes cost about GEL 30 to 40 ($11 to $15) and monthly memberships about GEL 300 to 500 ($110 to $185).
Is there a 24-hour coworking space in Tbilisi?
Yes. All Terminal branches, including Vake, Vera and Marjanishvili, are open 24/7.
Where do digital nomads work in Tbilisi?
At Terminal’s branches, Impact Hub and the lobby of Fabrika, and in the cafes of Vera and Vake.
What is Fabrika?
A former Soviet sewing factory in the Marjanishvili area, now a hostel with a big lobby, a courtyard of bars and cafes, studios and Impact Hub’s coworking space. It is the social centre of nomad Tbilisi.
Last reviewed October 2026. Prices and venues change: check before you commit to a month.