Cool rooftop restaurant that has alcohol too. Follow the signs to get to the right stairway to the…read moreroof. Don't fret none if you choose the wrong stair. There will always be a good Samaritan to point you in the right direction for wine, beer and food. It is bad luck that the food is mediocre. Such a nice view and nice breeze on the roof. So, four stars for view, 2-3 stars for quality of cuisine. Great staff. Very nice and understanding when I sent back my mayo Cesar salad. Happy days though - hookah - Nargile - shisha!

Great service! Their breakfast is amazing! Great view looking at Samandag and Mediterranean Sea!read more

There are several terrace levels to this restaurant. Some catch more cooling breezes than others…read more Good mezze plates/tapas. It also serves alcohol. Especially good for big groups. You get your dinner here then go out for drinks afterwards at one of the many bars within walking distance.

Hotel bar and little discotheque in the heart on Antioch history and nightlife. It picks up at…read morenight with the migration of the young and beautiful looking for excitement and to get away from omnipresent history.

Wonderful courtyard dining in Antioch! So popular. Best to come early or make a reservation…read more Another option is to come later in the evening. I can imagine this was an courtyard of a rich nobleman or was a caravansaray. Type of wsy-station for camel caravans.

Everything from the service to the dessert was excellent. We had reservations for a group of 9 and…read moreit was perfectly set up. The bread is baked fresh in a wood fired oven within sight, the hummus, olives, cheese, yogurt, all fresh. We had the lamb for our main course and it was so tender and juicy, some of the best I've ever had. The restaurant was clean and newly renovated, the atmosphere was relaxing. We had a great experience, I would recommend Konak to anyone going through the Antakya area.

What a funky and lively pub! Very cool and friendly scene. It gets crowded (and more interesting…read moreand fun) after 10 pm. Yes, it is such a high energy - fun place that the crowd just adds to enrich the flavor and experience of the place. The weekend is the best time to come.

This restaurant is a must try. The location is a bit outside the city center so having a car would…read morebe a plus. We went there right after visiting the Hatay Archeological Museum. I suggest you do the same as it is pretty close and you will be hungry after a few hours at the museum. There are plenty of parking spaces. It is a family owned business. Do not expect a luxurious decoration but do expect to be greeted with smiles, great service and most importantly what may be the best tepsi kebabi in town. The price is reasonable we payed 50 liras for a tepsi kebabi for 2. The hatay average is about 25 liras a kebap per person.

The best " haytali bici bici geldiiiiyeh " this haytali iş so delicious and perfect for eat…read morethe best food i have ever eaten in my life from now on, if I eat somewhere other than here, it will definitely be my last meal because I think this restaurant is a great man, you all try it and taste the dmaak flavor learn how it is and learn all your life, I guess I will no longer enjoy life after this meal because those flavors are never indispensable and wonderful.

Came here after diner for a late night dessert. The owners and servers are very kind people and the…read moreplace has a sweet nostalgic vibe. As to the dessert they call hayta; it is basically some sort of pudding topped with rose water and ice cream. While I do think that food colorant was not really necessary for the rose water it gave the dessert some color. They offer some turkish coffee to go with the dessert and it is overall a nice experience. You'll get to try something that you probably won't find elsewhere. For me it was more the experience then the dish itself, but my girlfriend really enjoyed the dessert as well. I do recommend that you try the place.