Where can you eat well and cheaply in Batumi?
What kind of places to look for and what it costs.
Short answer
To eat well and cheaply in Batumi, go to local canteens, khinkali houses, bakeries and cafes away from the seafront and Europe Square, where lunch usually costs 20-30 GEL. Prices are higher on the boulevard and in the tourist centre. We have collected tried-and-tested budget spots in our 'Cheap eats in Batumi' ranking.
Why
- Places for locals are cheaper than tourist venues, and portions are often bigger.
- Khachapuri and pastries from bakeries cost a few lari and make a quick snack.
- Tourist spots are more likely to add a service charge to the bill.
Details
Look for where locals eat and check the menu prices before ordering. Adjarian dishes such as Adjarian khachapuri and borano are best tried here.
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Prices were collected in September 2026 and are given as ranges; they vary between venues.
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