Georgian Restaurant — Restaurant at Dreamland Oasis Hotel, Ajara

In short

Georgian Restaurant is the flagship Georgian-cuisine venue inside Dreamland Oasis Resort & Spa, a large hotel, aparthotel and apartment complex on the Black Sea coast at Batumi Street 16 in Chakvi, between Batumi and Kobuleti. It is not in Tbilisi; it sits within the resort’s grounds and serves guests of the hotel, the aparthotel and visitors to the wider complex. The restaurant is open daily from 12:00 to 21:00 and describes its menu as a tour of traditional recipes from different regions of Georgia.

The concept, the chef and the room

According to the resort, the restaurant was created to present “authentic masterpieces of traditional Georgian cuisine, prepared according to classic recipes using high-quality, natural ingredients.” The stated aim is to bring together signature dishes from across Georgia’s regions in one place, so that guests staying at a seaside resort can still get a representative taste of the country’s culinary heritage without leaving the property.

The hotel describes the setting as a modern interior paired with a designed exterior, intended to give a comfortable and elegant space for either lunch or dinner. No chef is named on the official pages, and no specific design features, seating capacity or outdoor terrace details are given beyond the general description of interior and exterior design.

Georgian Restaurant is one of several dining venues at Dreamland Oasis Resort & Spa, which also operates a Beach Bar and a Sky Lounge, alongside cafés and bars serving European and Asian cuisine elsewhere on the property. The wider resort is built on more than 130,000 square metres of landscaped grounds and combines a 5-star hotel, an aparthotel and apartments for sale, with four outdoor swimming pools, a seaside boulevard, an aqua park, a children’s zone, a mini cinema, bowling and billiards, and sports courts, plus meeting and event spaces.

What to order

The resort’s online menu for Georgian Restaurant is organised into curated categories rather than a fixed printed list at the time of writing. The categories presented on the official menu page are:

• Chef’s Recommendation — dishes selected by the kitchen, shown on the menu together with suggested drink pairings.
• Daily Deals — the restaurant’s rotating special offers for the day.
• Chef’s Picks — a curated selection chosen by the chef from the broader menu.

Beyond these category headings, the official pages do not list specific dish names, ingredients or prices for Georgian Restaurant, so none can be stated here as confirmed fact. Travellers wanting the exact current selection should check the live menu link on the restaurant’s page or ask directly at the resort, since the hotel notes that the kitchen works from “signature dishes from different regions of Georgia” rather than a single fixed regional style.

Menus, hours and prices

The restaurant’s working hours are stated as 12:00 to 21:00. No separate breakfast, lunch or dinner menu times are given, and no prices are published on the official pages referenced here. The resort states that it operates a fully cashless payment system across all of its restaurants, entertainment venues and other services, which applies to Georgian Restaurant as well.

Reservations and practical details

The restaurant sits within the Dreamland Oasis Resort & Spa complex, which lists a central reservations department for its hotel and food and beverage operations. Contact details given on the official site are:

• Reservations department: +995 322 47 22 33 / +995 592 29 60 60, reservaitions@dreamland.ge or info@hoteloasis.ge

The resort also lists separate contacts for sales, event sales and aparthotel reservations, but these relate to accommodation, apartment sales and event bookings rather than to restaurant tables specifically. No online table-booking form is described for Georgian Restaurant on the pages reviewed; travellers wishing to reserve should use the reservations department contacts above.

Location and getting there

Georgian Restaurant is located at Batumi Street 16, Chakvi 6200, Georgia, inside the Dreamland Oasis Resort & Spa complex on the Black Sea coast in the Adjara region. The resort describes its position as conveniently close to both Batumi and Kobuleti, allowing a seaside setting while keeping the region’s main attractions within reach. Chakvi lies a short distance north of Batumi along the coastal road, and the area is served by Batumi’s international airport and the regional rail and bus links that connect Batumi with Kobuleti and other coastal towns. Since the restaurant is part of a resort complex rather than a standalone address in central Batumi or Tbilisi, visitors arriving from Tbilisi should plan for the separate journey to the Adjara coast, typically by domestic flight to Batumi or by road or rail from the capital.

Good to know

• Georgian Restaurant is located in Chakvi, on Georgia’s Black Sea coast, not in Tbilisi.
• It is part of Dreamland Oasis Resort & Spa, a complex combining a hotel, an aparthotel and apartments for sale.
• Stated opening hours are 12:00 to 21:00 daily.
• The resort states that payment across its restaurants and venues is fully cashless.
• Other dining options on the same property include a Beach Bar and a Sky Lounge, plus cafés and bars serving European and Asian cuisine.
• No chef’s name, dish prices or fixed printed menu items are published on the official pages reviewed.
• Reservations for the resort and its restaurants are handled through a central reservations department rather than a dedicated restaurant booking line.
• The wider resort includes pools, an aqua park, a children’s zone, a mini cinema, bowling and billiards, and event spaces, should diners wish to combine a meal with other resort activities.

Questions travellers ask

Is Georgian Restaurant actually in Tbilisi?

No. Despite the generic name, the address given by the operator is Batumi Street 16, Chakvi 6200, Georgia, which places it on the Black Sea coast between Batumi and Kobuleti, inside the Dreamland Oasis Resort & Spa complex, not in Tbilisi.

Do I need to be a hotel guest to eat there?

The official pages describe Georgian Restaurant as one of the dining venues of the Dreamland Oasis Resort & Spa complex, which also includes apartments for sale and an aparthotel. The pages do not explicitly restrict access to resort guests only, but no separate public-access policy is stated either, so visitors not staying on the property should confirm access and reservation terms directly with the resort’s reservations department.

What kind of food can I expect?

The hotel describes the menu as traditional Georgian cuisine prepared from classic recipes, bringing together signature dishes from different regions of the country. Specific dish names and prices are not published on the official site, and the live menu is organised around categories such as Chef’s Recommendation, Daily Deals and Chef’s Picks rather than a fixed printed list.

Can I pay with cash?

According to the resort, all restaurants, entertainment venues and services across Dreamland Oasis Resort & Spa, including Georgian Restaurant, operate on a fully cashless payment system, so visitors should expect to pay by card or another non-cash method.

How do I get there from Batumi or Tbilisi?

Chakvi lies on the coastal road a short distance from Batumi, within the stretch the resort describes as conveniently close to both Batumi and Kobuleti. Travellers coming from Tbilisi would typically fly into Batumi’s airport or travel by road or rail to the coast, then continue to the resort in Chakvi, since no direct Tbilisi transport link is stated on the official pages.

Sources

• Georgian Restaurant — official website (dreamland.ge)
• Georgian Restaurant: ABOUT US
• Georgian Restaurant: HOTEL
• Georgian Restaurant: Meetings & Events
• Georgian Restaurant: CONTACTS
• Georgian Restaurant: Menu

Profiled in depth by the GTour desk on 28 October 2026 from the property’s official website; photographs are the property’s own, from its official website, credited under each image. Not sponsored; tell us if something has changed.