Republic Restaurant & Terrace is a gastronomy in Tbilisi, Georgia, located at 6, First Republic Square,, listed in the Georgian National Tourism Administration register and verified by GTour.
1 km from Freedom Square, Tbilisi · ~9 min walk13 km from Tbilisi International Airport · ~15 min by car
Republic Restaurant & Terrace occupies part of a four-level building called Republic, on First Republic Square (also referred to by the operator as Rose Revolution Square) in central Tbilisi. According to the official website, the building houses three venues: an event hall on the two middle floors, a ground-floor dinery called Republic 24, and Republic Restaurant with its rooftop terrace. The terrace sits directly across from the Radisson Blu Iveria and is described by the operator as an open-air space for evenings, gatherings and celebrations, with panoramic views over the city.
Republic is presented by its operator, Silk Hospitality, as a “state-of-the-art multifunctional building” positioned as “an elegant addition to the historical center” of Tbilisi. The site does not go into the architectural history of the structure in detail, but it does describe the building’s layout: four levels in total, with Republic Event Hall taking up the two middle floors, and the restaurants bookending it. Republic 24, described as a “Georgian modern Dinery,” sits inside what the website calls an “ultra-modern glass box,” with street-facing views toward the Radisson Blu Iveria. Republic Restaurant & Terrace is the rooftop counterpart, reached from the same building, and is the subject of this profile.
The website does not name a head chef, a design firm, or give a date of opening for the restaurant, so none of that is repeated here. What it does say is that the terrace is meant to work for a range of occasions, from “relaxed evenings” to “lively gatherings” and “memorable celebrations,” and that the view takes in Tbilisi’s skyline. The square itself, historically known as Republic Square in the Soviet period and later renamed Rose Revolution Square after the events of 2003, sits in one of the most central parts of the city, directly opposite the Radisson Blu Iveria — itself a well-known Tbilisi landmark, originally built as the Hotel Iveria and later redeveloped into the current Radisson property. Republic’s position on this square places it within easy reach of Rustaveli Avenue and the wider government and business district of Tbilisi.
The official website does not publish a menu or list specific dishes and drinks for Republic Restaurant & Terrace, so no individual items can be named here. What the site does set out is the general character of the venue, which is summarised below.
Travellers who want to know exactly what is on the plate or in the glass should contact the restaurant directly or check its current menu through the booking channels listed below, since this is not something the official website sets out in text.
The official website does not publish opening hours, a printed menu or price ranges for Republic Restaurant & Terrace. Nothing in the source material indicates seasonal hours, a dress code, or a minimum spend. Anyone planning a visit should treat the restaurant’s own booking channel or direct contact as the only reliable source for current hours and pricing, rather than assuming anything from general Tbilisi dining norms.
The website carries a “Book now” link for Republic Restaurant & Terrace, indicating that advance reservation is possible and, by implication, advisable for an open-air venue described as a setting for gatherings and celebrations. General contact details given for the Republic building are a phone number, +995 591 08 71 72, and an email address, sales@silkhospitality.com, both run under the umbrella of Silk Hospitality rather than the restaurant alone. The group also operates a loyalty programme called Silk Rewards, described as “the first Georgian loyalty application in the hospitality industry,” which lets guests earn points on payments and redeem them at any Silk Hospitality venue, including, presumably, Republic Restaurant & Terrace. The app can be downloaded via a link on the main site.
Republic Restaurant & Terrace is at 6, First Republic Square (listed elsewhere on the operator’s site as 6, Rose Revolution Square), 0108 Tbilisi. This square sits in the heart of the city, within walking distance of Rustaveli Avenue, Tbilisi’s main thoroughfare of theatres, museums and government buildings, and close to Freedom Square. The site’s own description places the terrace “just across from the Radisson Blu Iveria,” a large hotel tower that is one of the more recognisable buildings on the Tbilisi skyline and a useful landmark for anyone navigating on foot. Visitors arriving by metro would typically use Rustaveli or Freedom Square stations, both a short walk from the square, though the website itself does not give transit directions and this is general orientation rather than an official instruction.
No. According to the official website, they are two separate restaurants inside the same building. Republic 24 is described as a “Georgian modern Dinery” set in a glass-box structure facing the street, while Republic Restaurant & Terrace is the rooftop venue with an open-air terrace and skyline views.
Yes. The website describes it as an “open-air terrace” positioned for “relaxed evenings, lively gatherings, or memorable celebrations,” with panoramic views over Tbilisi.
It sits on First Republic Square, directly across from the Radisson Blu Iveria hotel, in central Tbilisi near Rustaveli Avenue, in the city’s historic centre.
The Republic building offers catering and event services, and the site states that the group can handle “a reception, birthday party, a corporate event, or a seated dinner.” For a dedicated large event, the attached Republic Event Hall is described as the venue for conferences, weddings and similar occasions, so it is worth clarifying with the operator which part of the building suits a private booking.
The official website does not list a menu, hours or prices for Republic Restaurant & Terrace. The most reliable approach is to contact the restaurant directly through the phone number or email listed on its site, or to use the “Book now” link, rather than relying on third-party listings.
According to its website, Republic is a four-level building on First Republic Square (listed elsewhere on the site as 6, Rose Revolution Square) in central Tbilisi. The site describes it as a multifunctional complex that combines an event hall with a rooftop restaurant, positioned near the historical center of the city with views toward the river and mountains.
The restaurant component, Republic Georgian Restaurant, is located on the third floor and operates on the rooftop terrace of the building. The site states that it serves Georgian cuisine, described as featuring traditional flavors and signature dishes, and that the space includes an open-air terrace with panoramic views over the city. No specific menu, dish list, wine or cellar information, tasting offerings, opening hours, or price ranges are given on the pages reviewed.
The middle two floors of the building house Republic Event Hall, which the site describes as suited to a range of occasions, including business conferences, concerts, weddings, fashion shows, and similar large-scale events. Separate sections of the website address meetings and events (from small workshops and board meetings to larger conferences), weddings (with a dedicated planning team), and catering services. Catering is offered for receptions, birthday parties, corporate events, or seated dinners at a location chosen by the client, in addition to on-site events.
The venue is linked to a loyalty program called Silk Rewards, described on the site as a Georgian hospitality loyalty application. According to the website, guests earn points on payments made at Republic and can redeem them at any venue under Silk Hospitality; the program has its own downloadable app. The restaurant page includes a “Book now” option, indicating that reservations can be made online through the website, though no details on booking procedures, deposit requirements, or cancellation terms are provided.
The site does not mention parking, Wi-Fi, accommodation of children or groups, languages spoken, or seasonal variations in service. Visitors wanting these details, or specifics on menu and pricing, would need to contact the venue directly.
Source: the venue’s own website, republic.ge, read on 30 October 2026; details change — confirm with the venue before travelling. Listed in the GNTA register; verified by GTour.
Profiled in depth by the GTour desk on 27 October 2026 from the property’s official website; photographs are the property’s own, from its official website, credited under each image. Not sponsored; tell us if something has changed.
Phone: +995 591087172 · Official website: republic.ge · OpenStreetMap · Google Maps · on the G Tour map
Coordinates: 41.69926, 44.80675
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Republic Restaurant & Terrace is a gastronomy in Tbilisi, Georgia — 6, First Republic Square,, about 2 km from the city centre.
Within Tbilisi the simplest ways are a ride-hailing taxi (Bolt or Yandex Go), the metro and city buses paid by contactless card; see the airport-to-city guide for arrival options and the Tbilisi guide for the districts.
Other register-verified places nearby: Idea Collection By Gino Hotels (hotel, ~1 km), Castor & Pollux (hotel, ~1 km), Novotel Tbilisi Center (hotel, ~1 km).