Restaurants, hotels, bars and wineries in Batumi from the En Primeur Club guide.
Accolades in Batumi
Askaneli Terrassa in Rustaveli District has an exceptional, sommelier-led wine program, and Umami at Clouds in Batumi has a wine list. Sazandari in Batumi has a minimal wine program.
Askaneli Terrassa is a seaside restaurant in the Hilton in Rustaveli District, with terrace dining and live music. The menu covers Georgian, Caucasian, Asian, and creative dishes, and the wine list is extensive. Askaneli Terrassa brings Kakheti heritage from the Askaneli Brothers winery to the terrace on Rustaveli Avenue. The wine program is exceptional and sommelier-led.
Umami at Clouds sits on the 19th floor of Radisson Blu in Batumi, a rooftop restaurant with panoramic Black Sea and city views and live weekend entertainment. The kitchen serves Asian Fusion & Sushi à la carte and in small plates. Craft cocktails, sake, beer, and a wine list are poured for dinner or late night.
Sazandari in Batumi is a traditional Georgian restaurant with medieval decor. The kitchen serves khachapuri, khinkali, and chashushuli, with meals offered family style and à la carte. Drinks include beer, and the wine program is minimal.
8000 Vintages is a wine bar in Gogebashvili Street with an exceptional wine program. Rooms Batumi is a design hotel in Old Town, and Orbi Sea Towers Hotel is a beachfront apart-hotel in New Boulevard.
8000 Vintages in Gogebashvili Street holds over 8000 Georgian wines, with expert sommelier guidance and wine tastings. It is one of the more credentialed wine-focused bars in Batumi. The wine program is exceptional, and it holds a Star Wine List award for 2026.
Rooms Batumi is a boutique design hotel in Old Town, drawing on Japanese, European, and L.A. influences, with a rooftop pool and views of Old Town and the Black Sea. It holds Michelin Selected recognition for 2025, a Tablet Hotels Best New Hotel Designs (Asia) award for 2026, and Design Hotels membership for 2026.
Orbi Sea Towers Hotel is in New Boulevard on the Black Sea waterfront. Batumi Boulevard and the central districts are within reach of the hotel. In 2025 it was a World Luxury Hotel Awards Country Winner for Best Architectural Design and a Regional Winner for Luxury Scenic View Hotel.
Rustaveli District and Gogebashvili Street are the clearest wine-focused areas in our guide. Rustaveli District holds Askaneli Terrassa, while Gogebashvili Street holds 8000 Vintages, the city’s most explicit wine bar.
Batumi has no Michelin-starred restaurants in our guide. Askaneli Terrassa in Rustaveli District has an extensive, sommelier-led wine list. 8000 Vintages in Gogebashvili Street holds a Star Wine List award for 2026 and offers wine tastings with expert sommelier guidance.
Batumi’s most focused dinner drinking is at Askaneli Terrassa in Rustaveli District and Umami at Clouds in Batumi. Askaneli Terrassa has an exceptional wine program, while Umami at Clouds pairs its food with a wine list and a rooftop setting.
One venue holds a wine award in our guide: 8000 Vintages in Gogebashvili Street, with a Star Wine List award for 2026. The bar holds over 8000 Georgian wines, with expert sommelier guidance and wine tastings, and the wine program is exceptional.
By Emmett Haley · Updated October 8, 2026 · Editorial standards
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Selected entries from the current guide for Batumi.
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On Batumi's main boulevard, Askaneli Terrassa brings the Askaneli Brothers winery's Kakheti heritage to a terrace setting on Rustaveli Avenue. The format draws on Georgia's deep traditions of table hospitality, where wine and food arrive as a system rather than separate choices. It sits in the mid-to-upper tier of Batumi's dining scene, where regional wine programs and Georgian cooking intersect.
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On Ninoshvili Street in central Batumi, Medea Restaurant sits within a dining scene increasingly defined by Adjaran ingredient traditions and Black Sea proximity. The address places it close to the city's older residential fabric, away from the beachfront resort strip, suggesting a kitchen oriented more toward local sourcing than tourist-facing menus. A reference point for understanding how Batumi's restaurant culture connects to Georgian culinary foundations.
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On Merab Kostava Street in central Batumi, Munich occupies a stretch of the city where European café culture and the Black Sea coast collide in ways that are still being worked out. The address places it close to the pedestrian corridors that define modern Batumi's hospitality offer, making it a practical reference point for visitors trying to map the city's mid-range dining options against its more Georgian-rooted alternatives.
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A Russian-accented dining address on Memed Abashidze Avenue, Privet Iz Batuma sits within Batumi's growing roster of neighbourhood restaurants that draw on post-Soviet culinary memory while operating in a city reorienting itself toward the Black Sea leisure market. The name translates literally as 'Hello from Batumi,' framing the meal as a kind of correspondence between the city and its guests.
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On Zurab Gorgiladze Street in central Batumi, Sazandari sits within a dining scene shaped by Adjaran geography: the Black Sea to the west, the Lesser Caucasus to the north, and a cuisine that draws from both. The restaurant positions itself in Batumi's mid-to-upper tier, where regional sourcing and local culinary tradition carry more weight than international formatting.
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Umami at Clouds pairs Asian Fusion & Sushi with a rooftop setting, panoramic water and skyline views, and a craft cocktails, sake program, and beer program for dinner or late night.
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Selected entries from the current guide for Batumi.
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Rooms Batumi occupies a restored building on Gogebashvili Street in the city's historic Old Town, pairing century-old architecture with a deliberately contemporary interior. The property's inner courtyard sets it apart from Batumi's tower-heavy hotel scene, offering a sheltered, quieter base within walking distance of the Black Sea waterfront. For travellers who want proximity to the seafront without the high-rise corridor aesthetic, it represents a considered alternative.
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ApartHotels Collection By ELT sits on Rejeb Nijaradze Street in central Batumi, operating in the apartment-hotel category that has expanded sharply as Georgia's Black Sea coast draws longer-stay visitors. The property holds a Regional Winner award from the Luxury Collection Group, placing it in a recognized tier within the Batumi accommodation market. It suits travelers who want residential-scale space in a city that rewards extended exploration.
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Orbi Beach Tower Hotel occupies a prominent address on Sherif Khimshiashvili Street in Batumi, holding dual recognition as a Regional Winner for Luxury Extended-Stay and Country Winner for Best Interior Design. The property sits within Batumi's growing tier of design-forward coastal hotels, positioned for travellers who want proximity to the Black Sea alongside considered interiors. A practical base for extended stays along Georgia's most active resort coast.
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Orbi City Hotel sits at the centre of Batumi's extended-stay hotel tier, recognised as a Regional Winner for Luxury Extended-Stay and Country Winner for Best General Manager. The property's service record places it among the more operationally consistent addresses in the city, making it a practical reference point for longer visits to Georgia's Black Sea coast.
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Orbi Sea Towers Hotel sits on Batumi's Black Sea waterfront, holding a Regional Winner award for Luxury Scenic View Hotel and a Country Winner for Best Architectural Design. The address places guests within reach of the Batumi Boulevard and the city's central districts, with the building's height and orientation making coastal views a structural feature rather than a marketing afterthought.
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Selected entries from the current guide for Batumi.
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The venue sits at the intersection of the country's natural wine tradition and a growing appetite for serious drinking in the Black Sea city. It is one of the more credentialed wine-focused addresses in a city still finding its footing as a late-night destination.
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On a quiet stretch of Pushkin Street in Batumi, Dilber Gentlemen's Club occupies a niche that few bars in Georgia's coastal city have attempted: the dedicated cocktail lounge with a character drawn from the classic gentlemen's club format. The address positions it away from the waterfront noise, making it a deliberate choice rather than a casual stop for those who find it.
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