Food Delivery Apps in Tbilisi and Georgia: Wolt, Glovo, Bolt Food, Prices and Subscriptions

Most food and grocery orders in Georgia go through Wolt and Glovo, with Bolt Food a distant third. Wolt and Glovo each deliver in 9 cities, and in Tbilisi a delivery from a restaurant around the corner costs under 1 lari, while one from across town runs about 5-7 lari.

All three apps work in English and Russian, you can pay by card, and Wolt also takes cash. Fees depend on distance and basket size, groceries and bottled water come by separate routes, alcohol requires ID at the door, and a lost order starts with the in-app support chat.

Which food delivery apps work where in Georgia

Wolt and Glovo cover the same cities: Tbilisi, Batumi, Kutaisi, Rustavi, Zugdidi, Gori, Telavi, Poti and Kobuleti. Wolt lists close to 1,500 venues in Tbilisi, and Glovo has more than 3,000 partners across the country. Outside those cities, in small towns and villages, the apps don't operate.

Bolt Food is a separate app from the company behind Bolt taxis and is available in most of the same cities. Yandex Eats announced in February 2026 that it was pulling out of Georgia, although its courier service, Yandex Delivery, stayed.

App	iPhone	Android
Wolt	App Store	Google Play
Glovo	App Store	Google Play
Bolt Food	App Store	Google Play

Delivery fees in Tbilisi and other cities

The delivery fee depends on the distance between the restaurant and your address. Wolt's restaurant delivery fees in Tbilisi as of October 2026:

In Kutaisi, Rustavi and Zugdidi delivery is cheaper, 0.59-2.59 lari within 5 km. Supermarket orders cost more to deliver than restaurant ones: roughly 1 to 5.80 lari in Tbilisi, depending on distance.

If a restaurant order comes to less than 12 lari, or a store order to less than 25 lari, Wolt adds a small-order surcharge to make up the difference. A service fee, usually a few percent of the basket, comes on top. The app shows the full total, fees included, before you pay.

Menu prices in the app are sometimes higher than in the restaurant itself: the platforms charge venues a commission, and some pass it on to the customer. If the place is nearby, ordering for pickup through the same app usually works out cheaper.

Wolt+ and Glovo Prime subscriptions

Both subscriptions cost 8.99 lari a month. Wolt+ gives you free delivery from participating venues within 4 km on baskets of at least 15 lari at restaurants, 20 at shops and 35 at grocery stores. The service fee is discounted by up to 80%, and the first 30 days are free.

Glovo Prime waives the delivery fee at venues marked Prime and lowers other fees; Glovo itself puts the saving at about 4.70 lari per order. If you order at least 2-3 times a month, either subscription pays for itself. You can cancel from your profile in the app.

Placing an order: language, address, payment

Wolt, Glovo and Bolt Food can all be set to English or Russian. Restaurant menus, though, are often only in Georgian; Wolt's website has a machine-translation button. You register with a phone number, which the courier calls if they can't find you, so a local SIM card in Georgia makes life easier.

You set the address by dropping a pin on the map and add the entrance, floor, apartment number and a note for the courier. Couriers don't always speak English, so a precise pin and a note in the app make delivery easier.

You can pay by card, including a foreign-issued one, though your bank may add a currency conversion markup. Glovo accepts Visa, Mastercard and American Express. In Georgia, Wolt also lets you pay the courier in cash, with the limit shown in the app.

Tipping is optional. On Wolt you add the tip in the app and the courier gets 100% of it; on Glovo it's up to you as well.

Groceries, pharmacies and water

In Tbilisi, Wolt delivers from the SPAR, Europroduct, Carrefour, Libre, Goodwill and Fresco chains, and its own Wolt Market store is open around the clock. Nikora is on Glovo. The PSP and Aversi pharmacy chains are on Wolt too, so over-the-counter medicine from pharmacies in Georgia can come to your door as well.

Several chains run their own delivery apps. 2 Nabiji promises delivery in 25 minutes at in-store prices, Goodwill within 2 hours in Tbilisi and the surrounding area, Agrohub delivers in Tbilisi and Batumi, and SPAR has an online store at sparonline.ge.

Drinking water in 19-liter bottles is ordered straight from the bottler, and you'll need a dispenser or a hand pump. A bottle of Sno from Aqua Geo, for example, costs 12 lari, ordered at aquageo.ge or by phone at +995 322 47 04 12.

Alcohol, cigarettes and late-night delivery

Alcohol is sold only to customers aged 18 and over, and the courier may ask for photo ID. Without it they can refuse to hand over the order, and Wolt then charges double the delivery and service fees. Georgia's tobacco control law bans online retail sales of cigarettes.

At night, Wolt Market and some fast food places keep delivering: many stay open until 2 or 3 a.m., and a few run around the clock. Glovo may mark up item prices at night, and the markup shows at checkout.

When an order doesn't show up or the food is bad

Start with the in-app support chat. The platform is responsible for the delivery itself, and Wolt compensates you when that's where the problem was; the restaurant answers for the food. On Glovo, complaints about the product itself go straight to the venue.

If the platform doesn't resolve it, you can take it to the Competition and Consumer Protection Agency, which in 2025 ordered Wolt to disclose its subscription fees more clearly. For food poisoning or suspected spoiled products, call the National Food Agency hotline at 1501.

Can foreigners work as couriers?

Since 1 March 2026, foreigners without permanent residence can't work as couriers; for those already on the job, the ban took effect on 1 May. Fines range from 2,000 to 12,000 lari. Other options for working in Georgia as a foreigner depend on your residence permit and work permit.

Couriers earn about 3-4 lari per order and protested over pay in May 2026, so a tip makes a real difference to them.

Key takeaways

• Wolt and Glovo are the main services, both in 9 cities, with Bolt Food third.
• Delivery in Tbilisi depends on distance: under 1 lari nearby, 5-7 lari across town.
• Restaurant orders under 12 lari on Wolt cost more because of a small-order surcharge.
• Wolt+ and Glovo Prime cost 8.99 lari a month each and pay off after 2-3 orders.
• You can pay by card, and on Wolt in cash; tipping is optional.
• Alcohol is delivered only to customers aged 18 and over with ID, and cigarettes can't be sold online.
• For food poisoning or spoiled products, call the National Food Agency hotline at 1501.