Hats and Coffee is a unique retail establishment located in Tbilisi that combines a curated selection of stylish headwear with the ambiance of a specialty coffee shop. The store features an exclusive range of Kangol hats and American-made Bailey fedoras, catering to diverse tastes and preferences in headwear. In addition to hats, customers can explore a variety of fashionable accessories that complement their overall look. The hybrid nature of Hats and Coffee offers visitors a cozy environment where they can enjoy quality coffee while browsing through the collection. This combination creates an inviting shopping experience, making it an ideal stop for those looking to enhance their wardrobe with fashionable hats or simply to unwind with a cup of coffee. Whether you are a hat enthusiast or looking for a unique gift, Hats and Coffee presents a distinctive destination in Tbilisi that merges fashion with a relaxed café atmosphere.
Hats and Coffee — Hat shop
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- +995 511 45 xx xx
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My favorite coffee place with an awesome range of Kangol hats! :)
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great
- D
The best coffee in Tbilisi—definitely give it a try. Also, check out their hats; the quality is excellent. I've already bought three!
- S
I really like Tbilisi, but this was the worst coffee I’ve had, and the woman at the entrance was very unfriendly.
- E
I wanted an americano, but the barista suggested filter coffee instead, saying they didn’t have americano, even though the price was the same at 7 GEL. I agreed. After I received my coffee, the owner spoke to the barista in Georgian, and then the barista told me, “I’m sorry. The price is 9 GEL.” I felt deceived and paid reluctantly because I didn’t want to argue! I won’t be coming back.
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I bought some filter coffee, and it was so terrible that I couldn't drink it. I ended up tossing it in a trash can just 10 meters away. It's not good for the environment, not worth the money, and definitely not pleasing to the palate...
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Awesome spot! I got a hat here that's in the style of AC/DC.




