eat & drink.

where we go for a slow sunset dinner once we're done with the city center

where a slow morning gets a good flat white and a pastry.

where we order a classic cocktail and let the night run long.

where we go for a stylish dinner away from the tourist crowd.

where we go for a classic brasserie dinner in old batumi.

where we go for slow mornings away from the city.

where the bartender remembers your drink and builds you a new one.

where the specialty-coffee people went next, this time with wine and long brunches

where we drink natural qvevri wine in a converted family garage

where we go for filter coffee and a bag of beans to take home

where we settle in with a laptop and a flat white and somehow stay all day

where we taste qvevri wine from wineries you've never heard of.

where we go for quiet mornings off the tourist streets.

where we order sweet hokkaido toast with a batch brew and call it breakfast

where we go for handmade khinkali after a walk along the boulevard

where we settle in with a laptop for a slow morning in the old town

where the brand barista who won championships pulls our coffee

where we go for a slow breakfast that turns into evening drinks

where we go when the supermarket shelf isn't enough.

where we drive out of town for dinner by the sea and stay for the breeze.

where a slow morning turns into brunch, work, and then cocktails.

where we go for fresh pastries and a reliable morning.

the cafe everyone in batumi seems to end up at eventually

where we go for all-day food and trendy drinks.

where we time dinner to the sunset over the old town and the port

where we go for khachapuri and khinkali in the middle of the city

where we send people who want georgian food with a european accent

where we go for filter coffee when we're tired of the boulevard.

where we go for sushi at sunset above the city.

where we go big for a georgian feast a hundred meters above the sea

where we come for italian cooking and stay for the creme brulee

where we find the cheese and wine the city otherwise hides.