Hall and Terrace
200 seats, panoramic glazing and tables under umbrellas outside.
The “Geometry” brand standard
The press coverage of the opening calls the hall's design standard “Geometry”; the resort's official description speaks of a “stylish geometric design.” In practice this means a dark ceiling with spotlights and tubular pendants, light wooden slats along the walls and partitions, and warm paneling around the kiosk area.
The furniture is varied: red upholstered sofas with high backs, ordinary tables with armchairs, tall bar stools by the window and round single-leg tables. This is how the hall is divided into zones — for a group, for one person with a coffee and for a family.
Tables under umbrellas right by the square
The terrace is a row of long wooden tables with benches on the cobblestone square in front of the restaurant, under big umbrellas with the brand inscription. The official Sea Breeze description mentions a “spacious terrace with a panoramic sea view.”
The resort is open and windy, and the only shade comes from the umbrellas, so at a hot midday it is usually more comfortable in the hall, while the terrace is good in the evening.
The last sentence is the guide's observation, not official information.
What is known from the sources
The number of seats comes from the official Sea Breeze description and press coverage of the opening (cbctv.az, 10.06.2024). The rest is visible in the photos from the opening and in the video footage of the hall. There are no floor plans or areas of the hall and terrace in the sources — so there are none here either.