1. Freshness you can smell from the street! The aroma of shoti bread pulls you in before you even reach the door. 2. Traditional clay oven (tone) in full view - you can watch the bread being slapped onto the walls and puffing up golden. 3. Crispy outside, soft inside. Their shoti is warm, slightly smoky, and perfect with cheese or just on its own. 4. Khachapuri – 3.50 GEL, Lobiani – 2.50 GEL, Guruli - 3.50 GEL - all made with good dough, generous filling, and a satisfying size. 5. Great value for money. Prices are fair, portions are generous, and everything is fresh. 6. Friendly owners. They greet you with a smile, help you choose, and keep the place running smoothly. 7. Fast service. Even when there’s a line, the staff are quick and welcoming. 8. Open early, great for breakfast runs. I grabbed a hot loaf at 8:30 AM and it made my morning. 9. Cash and card accepted. No stress if you’re out of coins. 10. No seating, just grab and go. But honestly, the bread rarely makes it home - it’s too tempting! 📍Located at 86 Gorgiladze Street. Look for the small window and the line of locals.

Мария К.

Level 3 Local Expert

The tastiest shoti and lobiani in town!

Ираида

Level 11 Local Expert

It's a very nice bakery. The pastries are fresh and delicious!

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