PRESS ABOUT BARBATUS
"Barbatus" (Latin for 'red mullet') gets its catch of the day fresh every morning from Poti. This is how Emily begins her story about Barbatus and continues that among the many species of fish and seafood, "One of the more unique dishes is the mini khinkali dumplings filled with fish and served in a Thai-style tom yum broth. They also do a Finnish salmon soup. Alkhanaidze craft beer is available on tap. Sit in the courtyard or in the azulejo-tiled basement."
Culinary Backstreets
International media about Barbatus
Culinary Backstreets, an independent online media founded in 2009, reports on local urban culinary highlights from cities around the world with a special culinary tradition, thereby contributing to the refinement and development of food culture.
In Culinary Backstreets, a French journalist visited Barbatus, tasted the dishes, and wrote an article.
Caucasus Business week
According to the co-founder of Barbatus, Levan Akhvlediani, the concept of the company is built upon both purchasing and tasting the product on-site.
Hammock Magazine - publishes a short review of fish restaurants in Tbilisi. Of course, one of the five is Barbatus
The article focused on one of the favorite dishes of Barbatus customers - black pasta with seafood.
Business Partner
Fish market-restaurant "Barbatus" was opened in Tbilisi
Fish market-restaurant "Barbatus" was opened in Kostava N70, Tbilisi.
Dizaini.ge
Combining a new concept and European style in the new fish market restaurant "Barbatus"
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