Mák Zita

I recently dined at Retro, a restaurant in Batumi, and I have mixed feelings about the experience. While it wasn't the best Georgian food I've had, it was still tasty, and the portions were quite generous. One unique aspect was their open kitchen, allowing diners to observe the food preparation, which I found interesting. The prices were reasonable. The special khinkali with a delicious sauce was a highlight, but the ajaruli with meat had a few unpleasant greasy pieces that detracted from the overall enjoyment.

Absolutely amazing experience for both adults and children! The Batumi Dolphinarium offers a top-notch show with highly skilled trainers. The fact that the event was conducted in three languages (Georgian, Russian, and English) was commendable. The 20 lari entrance fee was worth it, especially for the front-row seats. For those who prefer to stay dry, I recommend the middle-front section. The entire performance lasted 35-40 minutes. Highly recommended!

The Best and the cheapest Adjarian sweet in Batumi. Delicious with a lot of walnuts. No other options (only walnut) but worth it to try!

Fresh and nice products. Count on getting a taste of everything. Some of the sellers could speak English.