Domino’s Pizza is preparing to open its first Batumi restaurant on 14 June at Porto Point shopping centre on Chavchavadze Street, according to the brand’s local announcement.
The outlet will offer delivery and dine-in service from next month, adding an international fast-food chain to a retail zone that already draws shoppers and residents from central Batumi. Porto Point sits on one of the city’s main commercial arteries, with parking and foot traffic from surrounding residential blocks.
What to expect
Domino’s operates globally on a franchise model; menu items typically include standard pizza lines, sides and online ordering. Local pricing and delivery zones are usually confirmed closer to opening day. The June date positions the launch just before peak summer tourism, when restaurants along the coast see higher demand from visitors and seasonal workers.
Batumi’s dining market has expanded rapidly over the past decade, mixing Georgian cuisine, Turkish influences and international brands along the boulevard and inland streets. A Domino’s opening follows other chain arrivals in Adjara’s capital and reflects continued investor interest in the city’s retail corridors beyond the waterfront alone.
For residents and expats, the opening adds another familiar delivery option. Hours, app availability and exact opening-day promotions are expected to be posted on the company’s local channels as 14 June approaches.
