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Brunch With Strangers

Crossroads Bistro · Sololaki, Tbilisi

Brunch With Strangers

Tired of loud bars being the only way to meet people? Every Saturday we sit expats and locals down over the best brunch in town. Come alone, leave with new friends.

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  • Every Saturday · 13:00
  • Free entry, just buy brunch
  • 30 Shalva Dadiani St, Sololaki
A full table mid-brunch at Crossroads Bistro
“I came by myself and ended up meeting a few people I still hang out with. Pretty good for week two in Tbilisi.”
Marta · Warsaw
“Good food, easy conversation. Thank god no cringey networking games.”
James · digital nomad
“Great for making foreign friends as a Tbilisi local :)”
Dato · Tbilisi local
Guests mid-conversation at the table

Meet Expats and Locals Over Brunch

  • Brunch Worth the Trip

    Benedicts on brioche, crispy draniki, shakshuka, proper coffee. Worth showing up for even before the company.

  • The Whole City at One Table

    Newcomers, nomads, and lifelong Tbilisians, mixed on purpose, so you meet the city from both sides.

  • Zero Agenda

    No pitches, no icebreaker games, no name tags. Order, talk, stay as long as you like.

How It Works

  1. Book Your Saturday

    Pick a date, tell us your name, phone number, and how many of you are coming.

  2. Show Up at the Bistro

    Come to Crossroads Bistro at 13:00 and ask for Brunch With Strangers.

  3. Get Seated With Strangers

    We sit you with a group of 6–8. Order whatever looks good.

  4. Leave With New Friends

    Numbers get swapped, plans get made.

Find Us in Sololaki

30 Shalva Dadiani St

Sololaki, Tbilisi, Georgia

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Book Your Saturday

The brunch runs in English. Want it in Georgian? Let us know and we’ll make it happen.

People

We only use your number to reach you if something about your booking changes. No spam, no marketing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is it really free?
Entry is free. No ticket, no cover. You order whatever you like from the brunch menu and pay only for what you eat.
I’m coming alone. Isn’t that awkward?
Coming alone is the default here. Most of the table did exactly that. You’ll be seated in a group of 6 to 8, and the introductions take care of themselves.
What language does the table speak?
The event runs in English. Want a Georgian-speaking table? Tell us when you book and we’ll make it happen.
Who usually shows up?
A mix of expats, travelers, and locals, roughly mid-20s to 40s. The mix changes every week, which is half the fun.
Do I have to book, or can I just walk in?
Booking guarantees your seat. If there's space on Saturday, walk-ins are welcome too. Ask for Brunch With Strangers at the door.
Can I bring a friend?
Yes. Set the number of people when you book. Bigger groups may be split across tables so everyone still meets someone new.
What if my plans change?
No penalty. Message us on Instagram @crossroadsbistrotbs so we can pass the seat to someone else.