The Best Cafés in Batumi That Will Satisfy Every Craving

Situated in a building built in 1905, Fanfan is one of the best cafés in Batumi. With its vintage architecture and style, Fanfan manages to charm customers with its elegance and cozy atmosphere. The venue has two rooms and a terrace (open in warmer days) where guests can enjoy views of the city.

Designed in vintage style, Privet Iz Batuma (meaning “Hello from Batumi” in Russian) offers a wide variety of meals. Old photos of Batumi hang on the walls and add an additional authentic touch to the décor. The café is a great place to enjoy a beverage and a light snack in a relaxed, quiet atmosphere.

Located in Piazza Square, La Brioche is a most favorable café among locals. You can sit inside or outside, sip your favorite beverage, and have a delicious meal. The menu includes different pizzas, salads, and other European dishes.

Literaturuli is for book lovers who enjoy a cup of coffee while reading a book. Most of the books are in Georgian, but there are several offered in English as well. The place is famous for its delicious cakes, tarts, and strudels.

If you are an early bird, then look no further! Chocolatte Coffee-Room offers a great variety of coffee and breakfast options at affordable prices.

Located in one of the most modern buildings in Batumi, Café Gardens might seem unappealing from the outside. But don’t be fooled. Walk inside and discover a cozy place with a relaxed atmosphere to enjoy lunch, breakfast, and even dinner.

This charming and cute café-bar offers a wide variety of European and Middle Eastern meals, including grilled steak, soup, pasta, seafood, and falafel. Additionally, Radio Café & Bar offers vegetarian meals for those who prefer lighter options.

With many options to choose from, Coffeetopia is a small, cozy haven for coffee lovers. But besides coffee, the venue offers snacks, including cakes and pastries. If you get really hungry, Coffeetopia provides sandwiches with different fillings.

Tangerine is part of the Tangerine Apart-Hotel offering comfortable furniture, simple yet atmosphere, and a menu with a wide range of meals and drinks. You can come here for the breakfast, light snacks, or to satisfy a craving for something sweet.

Run by a Russian family, Gosti Gastrobar is for those who like to dine at a friend’s house adorned with Soviet memorabilia. The name Gosti in Russian stands for “Guests” and perfectly suites the bar. What’s even more noteworthy is that the meals are cooked without oil and are very light.