Malacannes 145
₼₼₼4.9
Oriental-style lounge in the 19th-century Mitrofanov mansion in Molokan Garden, popular for tea and shisha.
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This category holds 18 places in the directory — including everything that did not make the five.
Baku 18
4.8
Small wine bar championing local wine since 2016, with around 50 Azerbaijani wines by the glass and simple snacks.
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4.7
Bohemian central tea-and-wine room with a broad tea list, popular for relaxed evening gatherings.
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4.7
Restaurant and art gallery in a restored historic Old City townhouse, serving Azerbaijani and European dishes.
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4.6
Azerbaijan's stone sculpture and rock-art heritage shown in a restored 1901 power station by the sea; free entry.
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4.5
Soviet-school-themed retro café with an affordable menu, homestyle dishes and a nostalgic interior.
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4.5
Baku's first coffee shop to roast its own beans (since 2008), known for fresh roasts and house-made bagels.
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4.5
Open-air museum on Absheron with an old fortress tower, petroglyphs, traditional houses and live pottery and bread-baking demos.
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4.5
The house where cellist Mstislav Rostropovich was born in 1927, with family belongings, letters and concert memorabilia.
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4.5
Old City home of jazz-mugham pioneer Vagif Mustafazadeh, with his piano, photographs and recordings.
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4.5
Lunar landscape of bubbling, gurgling mud cones near Gobustan, usually combined with the rock-art reserve.
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4.5
Baku's oldest working hammam, built in the 18th century in the Old City; known for its coffee, honey and salt scrub.
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Entrée
₼₼4.4
The flagship of Baku baking: croissants, tarts and the most consistent breakfast in town.
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4.4
Small, friendly and careful with every cup: flat-white masters and some of the best filter coffee in town.
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PAUL Baku
₼₼₼4.3
The French bakery house at Port Baku: warm baguettes, omelettes and a properly Gallic calm to the morning.
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