Antique store on Dmitry Uznadze Street, 2

This place is underwhelming. You won't find any unique or rare items. Almost 80% of the products are tableware, glassware, and cutlery. The most striking aspect of this "bazaar" is the prices. Everything is marked up 3, 5, or even 10 times — opera glasses made in Paris for $150 (in poor condition), a small Georgian ყანწი for $250 (???), etc. Additionally, prices are quoted in USD, not in lari, which is absurd. Don’t waste your time here; it’s better to visit flea markets in Belgium, France, or Italy.

The shop staff charged Arab customers triple the price just because they're Arab. They didn't realize I understood Georgian and noticed that items were priced in dollars first, then converted to GEL at a higher rate. Some items are cheaper online than what they offer.

Замечательный вариант для прогулки в жару. Ассортимент большая, особенно радуют многочисленные виды посуды. Цены самые разные.

Интересное место для посещения. Магазин большой, но цены совсем не соответствуют настоящей стоимости антиквариата. На антресолях можно увидеть картины. Правда, не все — до большинства не добраться, и что именно там скрыто, останется загадкой не только для вас, но и, возможно, для самого продавца.

The place is tidy and well-maintained, but the attitude of the owner and staff was extremely disappointing. They didn't even speak properly, let alone be welcoming. Our experience was frustrating. The water temperature was too hot, so we asked the attendant to cool it down. He refused, suggesting we take a cold shower first and then enter the pool, claiming it wouldn't feel hot afterward. We tried but couldn't stay in the pool due to the high water temperature. It turned out to be just dipping into the water for us. When we approached the attendant again, he finally lowered the temperature but then informed us we only had 3 minutes left to leave the spa.

If you're a fan of antiques, this place is a treasure trove. Every inch of space is filled with a variety of china and glassware from across Europe. Make sure to have a translator app or a Georgian friend with you, as English isn't spoken here. I wouldn't recommend bringing children, since the place is packed with costly and exquisite items, and the walking space is quite limited. It's a visual delight but on the pricey side. Most items don't have visible price tags, and each section is managed by different sellers.

Avoid shopping here — the prices are unrealistically high. It's just a place to look around. Don't purchase anything. ☹️☹️☹️☹️☹️

Large antique shop with interesting items, but the prices are way too high. A fish knife from the 1970s costs 50€, and a fake sword, which you can find in any cheap medieval market for a third of the price, is 300€. It's just a waste of time. I wouldn't recommend it.

Spacious магазин с несколькими антикварными продавцами под одной крышей. Здесь в основном можно найти старинную посуду и фарфор, но на втором этаже есть магазин картин, а внизу находится комната с другими антикварными товарами. Цены зависят от вашего поведения и умения общаться с продавцами. Кстати, продавцы говорят на грузинском и русском, но не на английском, так что имейте это в виду, если планируете задавать вопросы или торговаться.

Cam eşya ağırlıklı, keşke diğer çeşitler de bulunsa 🙏

Terrible service and the paintings are way too expensive.

A collection of various antique vendors. The shop is cluttered and disorganized. Prices are excessively high, and it feels like they make them up randomly based on who you are. I won't be returning.

Good selection of miscellaneous items. The pricing is completely out of touch with reality. No proof of authenticity provided.

Excellent deals and fantastic finds! Negotiating can be a bit tricky due to the language barrier, but using your phone's calculator and Google Translate makes it manageable.

The collection is vast and filled with interesting items from various vendors. Unfortunately, the prices are way too high. For instance, they wanted to charge me $100 for a china cup and saucer. In the other places I've visited, similar pieces cost much less. It might help to have a Georgian-speaking guide with you to get more reasonable prices. Overall, my experience wasn't great; the negatives outweighed the positives.

Множество увлекательных находок.

Incredibly overpriced — found an old Russian coffee cup that looks simple and would cost $10 in Denmark, but it's priced at $250 in Georgia. 😂🎈 However, they do have some lovely items.

A captivating spot with plenty of character.

В этом месте можно найти старинные вещи и купитe рисунки.

たくさんのアンティークが揃っています。食器が中心です。見るだけでも楽しめます。