Batoni • ბატონი — Restaurant in Tbilisi

Visiting second time after couple of years

This place will not let you down.

The menu alot of options to meet everyones requirements.

Quality of food is great and no issues of taste and portion size at all.

Staff is amazing and friendly.

Live music plays in the evening not sure if its entire week but weekend yes.

I was there when violinist was playing and it was great.

Location is one of the best very narrow streets and but with great ambience.

The price is reasonable not so expensive.

The restaurant is always busy but it doesn't affect the service and quality.

Tip: better to order wine bottle instead of glass by glass, bottle will cost you...

We were passing by and found this place as it had a live violin music, but that was only one of 2 advantages We ordered salad and khinkali with meat, the meat was semi-raw, so it definitely changed our experience about this place Salad was coming without oil, so basically it was just cut vegetables, that is a bit strange but fine as we asked to bring us oil, it was traditional salad with walnuts We paid by cash, without leaving anything as tips, but we didn't get our change even thought it was a little but still So in general - if you're looking for traditional place with food I wouldn't recommend this place,...

Had the ojhapuri - veal with potatoes. There must have been all of 5 pieces of veal in a sea of potatoes. Out of the 5 pieces, only one was fully cooked. The corn bread was terrible, tasteless and hard. Still being hungry, ordered a kachapuri, but the server was so busy flirting with another customer that he didn't put in the order for some time. As it was getting late, requested the server to pack it which he did in an oversized box, and while carrying it home, the yolk burst and dripped everywhere. Though the kachapuri was good enough, would never visit the...