"Teleqüllə" Restaurant

This type of restaurant is all about the view and therefore it’s not acceptable to have dirty glasses all around the 360 view. There’s a 40 Manats entrance fee as credit to deducted later from the food bill. The food was mediocre and overpriced and came from the entry level in the elevator. The cocktails were completely substandard.

another iconic place of Baku city, the restaurant situated at the height of 27th floors on a tower with panoramic 360 degree view. The seating area rotate continuously to give you the chance to see the whole city. It takes 1 hrs and 20 minutes to complete one circle.

​"Dinner with a View (and a Side of Vertigo) at Telequlle" ​Ever looked at a giant TV tower and thought, "I should eat a fancy meal up there"? Well, someone in Baku did, and thank goodness they did! Telequlle isn't just a broadcast tower; it's a gourmet restaurant floating 310 meters in the sky. It's the kind of place that makes you question your life choices—like why you didn't become a professional cloud-watcher. ​The history is simple: build a massive tower, realize the views are spectacular, and slap a spinning restaurant on top. It's an engineering marvel and a hilarious test of your balance. As the floor slowly revolves, you get a 360-degree panoramic view of the city. You might start your soup course looking at the Flame Towers and finish your dessert with a view of the Caspian Sea. ​The must-try dish? The lamb kebab, of course. It's so tender it practically melts, a perfect contrast to the thrill of eating in the clouds. Why should you go? Because where else can you eat a five-star meal while pretending you're a satellite? It's a truly unforgettable experience that proves the sky's the limit for dinner.

Its a rotating high tower, Food is good here. You can view whole city through glass window. I don't like the sitting here because me being 6.2 feet tall, had very small space to sit comfortably. Along the window, ground is little bit raised and chairs & tables are placed on it. This raised area is very small. Tables are arranged in the way that one side will have their back towards the window and the other half of people sitting across these guys will have their front towards the window. Now if you want to enjoy the view you would choose to prefer to view the scene. But if you move your chair backwards to get comfortable, you will fall on ground because that little raised part of floor. Thats why sitting was horrible for big tables.

Lovely restaurant. Tasty food, good crevice and a great view to Baku. This is a highest point of the city. Interesting feature is that restaurant rotates 360 degrees. Minimum spend per person is 30Manat (about 18 USD).

Good food with great views and excellent service. The prices were surprisingly reasonable considering the venue. Very large portions as well, especially the massive mixed saj. A couple of notes: The entrance is not is from the parking lot on the circular road just below it; not where it is shown on google maps. We showed up at around 1 on a Thursday and were told that they were cleaning the restaurant and it wouldn't open until 2; maybe they close from 12-2 between breakfast and lunch? There is a 30 manat minimum per person that they charge at the receptionist desk before you go up. They then take this off the bill.

Tele tower, you can visit but only by booking table in the restaurant. Go there with good time. 2 small elevator for many people. Can take up to 20 minutes to reach the place. Beautiful view of the hole city there!

You have to pay 30 Manat per person as entrance fee. The place is nice. The entance tunnel and the view of the city from the highest point are picture worthy. Food was nice. Their offers a nice selection and variety of meals. The staff was decent and supportive.