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Closed · opens 12:00Roll Bar is a popular delivery-focused kitchen in Batumi, known for preparing fresh Asian dishes and pizza. You can order their food on Glovo (98% recommendation) as well as on Wolt from Monday to Sunday. The menu includes a wide range of Japanese and Asian specialties: from classic rolls (Philadelphia, California), maki, nigiri and soups to rice, noodles and pizza.
Closed · opens 09:00Capybara Coffee is a modern café in Batumi, known for its high-quality coffee, relaxed atmosphere, and unique design. It offers a wide selection of specialty coffees, as well as light snacks and pastries, and is a popular meeting place for both locals and tourists.
Open 24/7Agrohub is Batumi‘s premier agricultural hypermarket, celebrated for its exceptional range of fresh, high‑quality produce, Georgian‑made products, and a delightful in‑store café. Blending European standards with local charm, this modern grocery destination features everything from premium meat and live seafood to a patisserie and a coffee corner. It’s a one‑stop shop for both daily essentials and gourmet discoveries, offering a clean, spacious environment and wallet‑friendly prices that make it a local favourite.
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Open now · closes 03:00Centrally located bar in Old Batumi for evening drinks and a relaxed nightlife atmosphere in the heart of the city.
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Closed · opens 11:00Restaurant Argo (Cafe‑Bar ARGO) is Batumi‘s highest dining destination, perched 256 metres above sea level at the top station of the iconic Argo Cable Car. This panoramic cafe‑bar offers breathtaking 360‑degree views of the Black Sea, the city, and the surrounding mountains. With a spacious 120‑seat open terrace, a 50‑seat indoor hall, and a menu blending Georgian and European cuisine, it‘s the perfect spot for sunset cocktails, live folk shows in summer, or a memorable meal after a 15‑minute go
Closed · opens 09:00Batumi Sports Palace is a large, modern multi‑sport facility in Batumi, named after legendary Georgian football player Mukhran Vakhtangadze. The centrepiece is a pillar‑free main arena that seats 3,500 spectators for major events. Opened in 2022, the complex is home to 27 sports and 9 specialised halls. It proudly stands as Georgia‘s premier venue, allowing multiple sports competitions and training sessions to be held simultaneously under one roof.
Closed · opens 09:00Batumi Drama Theatre is a stunning neoclassical landmark on Rustaveli Avenue and the beating heart of Batumi‘s cultural scene. Officially named after Ilia Chavchavadze, the theatre traces its roots back to the first Georgian performance in Adjara in 1879. Housed in its iconic marble‑faced building from 1952, it features three modern stages, excellent acoustics, and an intimate 480‑seat circular auditorium. From classical Georgian drama and international plays to festivals and behind‑the‑scenes museum tours, it offers visitors a memorable glimpse into Georgia‘s rich theatrical heritage.
Closed · opens 10:00Gonio Fortress is one of the oldest and most historically significant landmarks near Batumi, located just south of the city along the Black Sea coast. Originally built during Roman times, the fortress has served as a strategic military outpost for centuries. The site is best known for its well-preserved stone walls, which still surround the rectangular fortress area. Inside, visitors can explore archaeological remains, walk through quiet open spaces, and experience a unique connection to ancient history. According to legend, the fortress is also believed to be the burial site of Saint Matthias, one of the apostles. Today, Gonio Fortress is a peaceful cultural attraction ideal for history lovers, photographers, and travelers looking to explore beyond central Batumi.
Closed · opens 11:00A seaside restaurant on Batumi Boulevard with live music every day, serving Georgian and Mediterranean dishes on an open veranda with stunning Black Sea views.
Closed · opens 10:00Qartuli is a straightforward family‑run restaurant in central Batumi specialising in authentic home‑style cooking. Located at 88 Zurab Gorgiladze Street, it serves classic Georgian staples such as khinkali, khachapuri, kebabs and homemade wine in a cosy, no‑frills setting. With reasonable prices and a loyal local following, it offers a genuine taste of Georgia away from the tourist crowds.
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Closed · opens 11:00Restaurant Argo (Cafe‑Bar ARGO) is Batumi‘s highest dining destination, perched 256 metres above sea level at the top station of the iconic Argo Cable Car. This panoramic cafe‑bar offers breathtaking 360‑degree views of the Black Sea, the city, and the surrounding mountains. With a spacious 120‑seat open terrace, a 50‑seat indoor hall, and a menu blending Georgian and European cuisine, it‘s the perfect spot for sunset cocktails, live folk shows in summer, or a memorable meal after a 15‑minute go
Open now · closes 03:00Centrally located bar in Old Batumi for evening drinks and a relaxed nightlife atmosphere in the heart of the city.
Closed · opens 09:00Batumi Sports Palace is a large, modern multi‑sport facility in Batumi, named after legendary Georgian football player Mukhran Vakhtangadze. The centrepiece is a pillar‑free main arena that seats 3,500 spectators for major events. Opened in 2022, the complex is home to 27 sports and 9 specialised halls. It proudly stands as Georgia‘s premier venue, allowing multiple sports competitions and training sessions to be held simultaneously under one roof.
Closed · opens 09:00Batumi Drama Theatre is a stunning neoclassical landmark on Rustaveli Avenue and the beating heart of Batumi‘s cultural scene. Officially named after Ilia Chavchavadze, the theatre traces its roots back to the first Georgian performance in Adjara in 1879. Housed in its iconic marble‑faced building from 1952, it features three modern stages, excellent acoustics, and an intimate 480‑seat circular auditorium. From classical Georgian drama and international plays to festivals and behind‑the‑scenes museum tours, it offers visitors a memorable glimpse into Georgia‘s rich theatrical heritage.
Closed · opens 12:00Roll Bar is a popular delivery-focused kitchen in Batumi, known for preparing fresh Asian dishes and pizza. You can order their food on Glovo (98% recommendation) as well as on Wolt from Monday to Sunday. The menu includes a wide range of Japanese and Asian specialties: from classic rolls (Philadelphia, California), maki, nigiri and soups to rice, noodles and pizza.
Closed · opens 10:00Gonio Fortress is one of the oldest and most historically significant landmarks near Batumi, located just south of the city along the Black Sea coast. Originally built during Roman times, the fortress has served as a strategic military outpost for centuries. The site is best known for its well-preserved stone walls, which still surround the rectangular fortress area. Inside, visitors can explore archaeological remains, walk through quiet open spaces, and experience a unique connection to ancient history. According to legend, the fortress is also believed to be the burial site of Saint Matthias, one of the apostles. Today, Gonio Fortress is a peaceful cultural attraction ideal for history lovers, photographers, and travelers looking to explore beyond central Batumi.
Closed · opens 11:00A seaside restaurant on Batumi Boulevard with live music every day, serving Georgian and Mediterranean dishes on an open veranda with stunning Black Sea views.
Closed · opens 10:00Qartuli is a straightforward family‑run restaurant in central Batumi specialising in authentic home‑style cooking. Located at 88 Zurab Gorgiladze Street, it serves classic Georgian staples such as khinkali, khachapuri, kebabs and homemade wine in a cosy, no‑frills setting. With reasonable prices and a loyal local following, it offers a genuine taste of Georgia away from the tourist crowds.
Closed · opens 11:00Nestled inside Batumi‘s Central Parl (6 May Park), the Batumi City Zoo is a compact urban oasis that has been delighting families since 1975. This dual‑zone zoo features a small paid section with primates and exotic birds, and a larger free area where you can meet friendly ungulates like deer, zebras and ponies. It offers a quick, budget‑friendly wildlife encounter right in the city centre.
Closed · opens 11:00Shore House Batumi brings Azerbaijani hospitality to an elegant location directly on the Black Sea. Situated within the Grand Gloria Hotel, the restaurant combines a stylish ambiance, a spacious terrace, and a menu featuring Azerbaijani classics with European and regional influences. Weekend live music, event facilities, and sea views make Shore House a top choice for dinners, special evenings, and festive occasions.
Closed · opens 09:00Capybara Coffee is a modern café in Batumi, known for its high-quality coffee, relaxed atmosphere, and unique design. It offers a wide selection of specialty coffees, as well as light snacks and pastries, and is a popular meeting place for both locals and tourists.
Open 24/7Agrohub is Batumi‘s premier agricultural hypermarket, celebrated for its exceptional range of fresh, high‑quality produce, Georgian‑made products, and a delightful in‑store café. Blending European standards with local charm, this modern grocery destination features everything from premium meat and live seafood to a patisserie and a coffee corner. It’s a one‑stop shop for both daily essentials and gourmet discoveries, offering a clean, spacious environment and wallet‑friendly prices that make it a local favourite.
