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Airfood — Coffee shop

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Airfood
AIRFOOD at Kutaisi Airport
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Airfood is a coffee shop located in the city of Kutaisi, offering a cozy space for visitors to enjoy a variety of beverages and light snacks. The establishment is designed to cater to both locals and tourists, providing a welcoming atmosphere that encourages relaxation and socialization. The menu features a selection of coffee drinks, teas, and pastries, making it a suitable stop for a quick refreshment or a leisurely break. In addition to its beverage offerings, Airfood aims to create a community-centered environment where patrons can gather, work, or engage in conversation. The shop's interior is thoughtfully arranged to promote comfort, making it an ideal choice for those seeking a casual meeting spot or a place to unwind after exploring the sights of Kutaisi. Visitors can expect friendly service and a laid-back ambiance, making Airfood a convenient destination for coffee enthusiasts and casual diners alike.

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    Urszula Banaś

    Two friendly young ladies served me kindly, which was a lovely start to my early morning. I picked up a café latte for 16 lari, which is about the standard price of 15/16 lari elsewhere, and it was around 300ml. The coffee was good and fairly strong, which might suit your taste. :)

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    Yuriy Antonov

    The staff seems quite young and still getting the hang of their roles, which leads to basic tasks taking longer than expected. For instance, after paying for a beer, it took about five minutes for anyone to serve it as they helped other customers.

    It seems more like a lack of experience rather than a lack of effort, so there might be improvements over time.

    The biggest issue here is the pricing. Costs are not just a bit higher than usual for an airport; they are significantly higher than normal city prices, making the final bill feel unexpectedly steep.

    Hopefully, things will get better, but right now, it feels overpriced and inefficient.