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    The Alphabet Tower is a restaurant up in Batumi's skyline-defining spire, where the Georgian alphabet is wrapped around the outside like a very tall, very literate DNA strand. The panorama of beach, port, and Black Sea is the main attraction, and it's priced with that in mind. The menu leans on familiar international dishes rather than local ones, and the room suits couples and anyone who wants to be nice to a visitor. Gault&Millau gives it two toques.

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    Tengiz Abuladze Street 4, Batumi, Adjara 6000, Georgia
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    Open now, until midnight

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