Came here on a regular weekday evening. Place was cozy, not too crowded. Had the khinkali and khachapuri &mdash; both came out hot and fresh. Service was quick, no waiting around. Prices are fair for the area. Only thing is it got a bit noisy later. Still, solid spot for a casual dinner.

The view from the 19th floor is unreal at sunset 🌆 Sushi was fresh and cocktails were solid. Shota and Tamta took care of us the whole night. Great spot to hang with friends.

Decent food, really. Dumplings and salads were pretty good. Pork ribs took forever though, over an hour after everything else. Taste was fine, just slow.

The khachapuri here is the real deal. Cheese pull was perfect, dough had that slight char. Had the ojakhuri too, pork was tender. Place gets busy but food comes out fast. A bit pricey for the portion but I&#39;d take that over bland any day.

The pizza was solid&mdash;crispy crust, good char. Shrimp pasta though, kinda fell flat, sauce was a bit bland. Place looks great inside, nice vibe. Service was hit or miss, our waiter disappeared for a bit. Not a bad spot, just not somewhere I&#39;d rush back to.

The kharcho soup here is legit. Rich, a little spicy, exactly what I needed on a cold evening. Interior looks great too, but those low tables are more for drinks than actually eating. I&rsquo;d come back for the soup, just maybe not for a full dinner.

Tried the chicken tabaka &mdash; crispy, not oily, and the portion was solid for the price. Mango drink was refreshing too. Greenhouse seating&rsquo;s a nice touch, though it got a bit warm midday.

The khinkali were solid &mdash; juicy, decent amount of pepper. Chicken shashlik had a nice char, maybe slightly dry at the edges. For a beach place, the food held up fine. Didn&#39;t care much about the dance show, but the kids were entertained. Would eat here again if I&#39;m in the area.

Came here with a couple of friends after spotting it right across from the Sheraton. They warned us the food might take a while, and yeah, it did, but honestly the khachapuri was worth it. We also got a salad and some veal in this tasty sauce. Live music in the background made it feel like a proper night out. Would go back if I&#39;m in the area again.

Decent spot for khachapuri in Batumi. Staff spoke English, service was quick. Fair prices for what you get.

Food&rsquo;s decent but the wait kills it. Got my order mixed up once during rush hour. Flavor was good enough to come back, just not when it&rsquo;s packed.

The salmon salad was pretty solid&mdash;good portion for what you pay. Rolls were fresh too. Place was dead quiet at lunch, which I actually liked. Sofas are comfy, almost too comfy for a quick bite. Not mind-blowing sushi, but it does the job if you&#39;re in Batumi and need a fix.

The service was really good&mdash;attentive but not hovering. Our server knew the menu well and steered us right. Food came out at a nice pace too.

The chowder here was the highlight for me&mdash;creamy and packed with flavor. Duck confit was solid too. Cozy spot, staff checked in just enough.

The coffee was really good and the chirbuli hit the spot for breakfast. Service was quick and friendly, which I appreciated. Just wish the seating was a bit more comfortable.

The setting was nice and the food really hit the spot. Simple dishes, fresh ingredients. Just what I needed after a long day.

Food was solid and the bill felt fair for this part of town. Service was a bit hit or miss, but when they were on it, they were really on it. Sat outside, which was nice. Would come back if I&#39;m in the area again.

The Adjarian khachapuri was spot on&mdash;cheesy, crispy, exactly what I needed. Just expect a bit of a wait, place was packed when I got there.

Solid spot for Georgian food. Had the khinkali and they were juicy, decent size. Terrace is tucked away from the road, quiet enough to actually talk. Prices fair for what you get. Not fancy, but does the job.

The Adjarian khachapuri was rich and satisfying, and the house wine paired well. Service was friendly too.

Stopped by for the Adjarian khachapuri and honestly it was the highlight. That runny yolk mixed with the cheese... so good. Had a semi-sweet wine with it, worked nicely. Staff were friendly enough, though asking for a takeaway box took some pointing and miming. Place is right by the beach, so the view makes up for it.

Stopped by for a quick lunch. Chicken tabaka was solid, crispy and juicy. Khinkali were good too, juicy inside. Place was busy but service didnt lag. Maybe a bit pricey for what you get but fine for a one-off.

The honey-glazed pork ribs were spot on, really rich flavor. Upstairs terrace has a great sea view, though the stairs to get up there are a bit narrow. QR code menu in multiple languages was handy.

Tom yum khinkali was the standout &mdash; genuinely tasty. Service was quick and the place had a decent vibe. Slightly pricey for what it is, but I&#39;d come back for those dumplings.

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