# Pool Cafe — Restaurant at Ambassadori Kachreti Golf Resort, Kakheti > gtour.ge — G Tour, Gateway to Georgia. Cite as: GTour desk, gtour.ge. - Canonical: https://gtour.ge/georgia-places/place-pool-cafe-kakheti/ - Author: - Published: 2026-10-27 - Updated: 2026-10-27 - Language: en - Russian edition: https://gtour.ge/ru/georgia-places/place-pool-cafe-kakheti/ ### In short Pool Cafe is one of the food and drink outlets at Ambassadori Kachreti Golf Resort, a large hotel and golf complex in the village of Kachreti, [Gurjaani](https://gtour.ge/georgia/gurjaani/) Municipality, in the [Kakheti](https://gtour.ge/georgia/kakheti/) wine region of eastern Georgia. According to the resort’s own listing, Pool Cafe sits alongside the property’s Banquet Hall and its main Restaurant & Lounge as one of three named dining venues, and it is positioned near the resort’s outdoor and indoor swimming pools, which the hotel lists among its wellness and sport facilities. It suits guests staying at the resort who want a casual, poolside stop between rounds of golf, a swim, or a spa session, rather than travellers looking for a sit-down, multi-course dinner. Because the official page gives very little written detail beyond photographs and the venue’s name, it is best treated as a relaxed, informal café attached to the pool area, to be used as needed during a stay rather than booked as a standalone destination. The most useful time to go is during the day, when the pools are in use, though the page does not state opening hours. ### The concept, the chef and the room The resort’s page for Pool Cafe does not name a chef, a culinary team, or a formal concept statement. What can be said with confidence is where it sits within the property: Ambassadori Kachreti is built around a golf course, equestrian club, shooting range, bowling, an art gallery, a spa and gym, and both indoor and outdoor swimming pools, and Pool Cafe is grouped with the restaurants that serve this large resort campus. Its name and its placement among the pool facilities indicate a poolside café format, aimed at guests moving between sun loungers, the pool, and the resort’s sport and leisure activities, rather than a formal dining room with its own separate identity described on the page. No details are given about the room itself, such as seating capacity, indoor versus outdoor seating, views, interior design, dress code, music, or whether it is accessible to wheelchair users or welcomes children. Readers planning a visit should treat these as open questions to confirm directly with the hotel, ideally at the time of booking a room or a table. *Image: Pool Cafe — Pool deck with loungers, umbrellas, and a garnished cocktail on a table. — Pool deck with loungers, umbrellas, and a garnished cocktail on a table. Photo: Pool Cafe, official website (ambassadori.com).* *Image: Pool Cafe — Two colorful cocktails on a poolside table with loungers in background. — Two colorful cocktails on a poolside table with loungers in background. Photo: Pool Cafe, official website (ambassadori.com).* *Image: Pool Cafe — Guests seated at an outdoor poolside bar counter under a covered pavilion. — Guests seated at an outdoor poolside bar counter under a covered pavilion. Photo: Pool Cafe, official website (ambassadori.com).* ### What to order The official page does not name any specific dishes, cocktails, or wines for Pool Cafe, so nothing below should be read as a confirmed menu. Based only on the general category of venue the resort describes — a café serving the pool area of a large golf resort — the kind of offering one would reasonably expect includes the following, pending confirmation on site: - **Light snacks and salads** — the simple, shareable food typical of poolside service at a resort of this size, rather than a full tasting menu. - **Cold soft drinks and fresh juices** — standard poolside hydration options at a hot-climate summer resort in Kakheti. - **Coffee and tea** — likely available given the café format, though no specific brands or styles are listed on the page. - **Cocktails and wine by the glass** — plausible at a Kakheti property, Georgia’s main wine region, though the page does not confirm a wine list or cocktail menu for this particular outlet. Travellers who want certainty on what is actually served should ask the hotel directly, or have a G Tour guide confirm the current offering before the visit, rather than relying on assumption. ### Menus, hours and prices The resort’s page for Pool Cafe does not publish a breakfast, lunch, tasting, or à la carte menu, nor does it state opening days, opening hours, or seasonal closures. No prices are given in any currency, and no information is provided about capacity, large-group policy, or set menus for events. This is consistent with the page functioning mainly as a photo gallery and directory entry rather than a full menu page. Anyone planning to eat or drink at Pool Cafe should check the official Ambassadori Kachreti page closer to the date of travel, since resort outlets of this kind often run on seasonal hours tied to pool opening, and should otherwise confirm hours, menu, and prices directly with the hotel by phone or email before arriving. ### Reservations and practical details The page lists one shared contact point for the hotel rather than a dedicated line for Pool Cafe: phone 032 2 43 94 94, and email info@ambassadori.com. There is no separate online reservation form specific to the café, and no stated requirement to book in advance, which is in keeping with its likely role as an informal, walk-in poolside outlet for guests already on site. No dress code, child policy, accessibility information, or group size limits are stated on the page. Given the lack of published detail, the most reliable approach is to confirm any of these points with the hotel directly, or to have a private guide or the resort’s reception do so on a guest’s behalf, particularly for anyone travelling with young children or anyone requiring step-free access. ### How it fits a day in Kakheti Ambassadori Kachreti sits roughly a one-and-a-half to two-hour drive east of Tbilisi, in Gurjaani Municipality, so Pool Cafe works best as part of a longer day that combines the capital with Kakheti rather than as an isolated outing. A typical day built around it might begin in Tbilisi with a walk down [Rustaveli Avenue](https://gtour.ge/georgia/tbilisi/), a turn into the Old Town’s narrow lanes, and a stop at the sulfur bathhouses in Abanotubani, before the drive out to Kakheti, Georgia’s principal wine-producing region. On arrival at the resort, guests can make use of the golf club, the equestrian club, the spa, or the indoor and outdoor pools, with Pool Cafe serving as the natural stop for a drink or a light bite in between. The same day, or the following one, can be extended with visits to nearby Kakheti towns such as [Sighnaghi](https://gtour.ge/georgia/sighnaghi/) or [Telavi](https://gtour.ge/georgia/telavi/) for wine tasting and views over the Alazani Valley, before returning to Tbilisi or overnighting at the resort itself. A G Tour guide can sequence this kind of day practically, confirming current hours and bookings for Pool Cafe and the resort’s other facilities in advance, and adjusting the itinerary around golf tee times, spa slots, or wine-tasting reservations elsewhere in Kakheti. ### Questions travellers ask #### What cuisine does Pool Cafe serve? The official page does not describe a specific cuisine or style for Pool Cafe. Given its position beside the resort’s swimming pools, it most likely offers light, casual food and drink rather than a defined regional menu, but this should be confirmed with the hotel directly. #### Is Pool Cafe open to guests who are not staying at the hotel? This is not stated on the page. Ambassadori Kachreti is a large resort with multiple restaurants, and policies on outside visitors can vary by outlet, so anyone not staying at the hotel should call ahead to check. #### Do I need to book a table at Pool Cafe in advance? No reservation requirement is mentioned for Pool Cafe specifically. As a poolside café, it is more likely to operate on a walk-in basis for resort guests, but confirming this with the hotel before arrival is sensible, especially during busy summer periods. #### How far is Pool Cafe from Tbilisi? Pool Cafe is located within Ambassadori Kachreti Golf Resort in the village of Kachreti, Gurjaani Municipality, which is roughly a one-and-a-half to two-hour drive east of Tbilisi in the Kakheti region, making it a feasible stop on a day trip or overnight visit from the capital. ### Sources - [Pool Cafe — official page (ambassadori.com)](https://ambassadori.com/kachreti/restaurants/pool-cafe/) - [Ambassadori Kachreti Golf Resort — profile on gtour.ge](https://gtour.ge/georgia-places/place-ambassadori-kachreti-golf-resort/) *Profiled by the GTour desk on 27 October 2026 from the venue’s official page; photographs are the property’s own, from its official website, credited under each image. Not sponsored; tell us if something has changed.*