This café sits right next door to Erdem Café, and actually plays the music that you hear next door…read more Fortunately (for me, of course tastes differ from mine the correct taste) the music they play is mostly 50's easy listening kind of stuff, so it's quite pleasant and not too intrusive (unlike many bars which pump out the Macarena full blast when you're simply trying to have a quiet drink). Prices are sligtly higher than next-door but still very reasonable. I had a very good strawberry milkshake from here, and the views are equally glorious. It's a shame it's next to my favourite café, otherwise we would've had a drink here, then walked to Erdem and had a drink there, and back and forth all week. Still highly recommended.

Based on what we had and saw, I would go back for lunch or dinner. On this occasion we just went…read morefor drinks. The ambiance is great. They had opened their ceilings to enjoy the night and fresh air. We just had some beers, and they brought us nuts complimentary. We were not rushed at all. The waitress was super nice and sweet. A little girl behind us bumped here head on The table and the quickly rushed over to see if she was okay and asked if they wanted ice for her head. Ice is a precious commodity around here, so that was nice.

Baris is a great spot to wait out the noon sun. Whenever im having a walk in the centre i pop in…read morefor a cold bre. Definitely reccomended! Theres also a good top 10 cafes list here if its any help to anyone https://www.marmaristraveller.com/top-10-marmaris-cafes

Wonderful respite in a hot humid place. Cenz Bozdemir is a gracious host. He inherited this place…read morefrom his father, who inherited it from his father before him. We had some pizza which could have been more flavorful, I asked fir sources and hot sauce to jazz it up. Mostly we sat and people watched and drank cold beer served in icy glasses for 10 lira each. Great service and lots of English speakers to help

We had spent two lunchtimes in this delightful restaurant. Leaving, on both times, totally full…read morefrom eating 'filled to the brim' wraps and my gigantic baked potato. So, we decided, to give a go one evening. We are so glad that we did. First thing that hit us was the waiters memory of serving us before. We were then treated like old friends. While starting a bottle of delicious white wine we decided on treating ourselves to the best steak in the world, a chateaubriand. We have eaten this before and did realise the expense of this wonderful piece of meat. I London you expect to pay a minimum of £65 for two. The shock on our faces looking at the price on the menu, £20 for two. No contest. It arrived at our table in one whole piece. The waiter carved at the table, checking that it had been cooked to our satisfaction. Laid on plates with accompanying vegetables. The steak melted in our mouths. Beautiful. After this a break was needed but we were never rushed. In fact we had no room for a dessert so opted for a cappuccino and Irish coffee. Another surprise, the Irish coffee was a work of art. We had to take a photograph. Also the Irish coffee seemed to have very little coffee in it LOL. All in all, a wonderful evening and a fantastic dining experience. Service was second to none, food was top of its class. I would advise anyone to give this restaurant a try, you won't be disappointed. Try it for lunch and/or dinner, as we did.

This is a really nice chill out place on an otherwise busy waterfront location filled with…read morerestaurants. Didn't have food, just drank cold Efes on tap. So good I had three. Staff is friendly, social crowd and very laid back. Joe would love this place!

Probably the restaurant with the best value during our trips to Turkey, we went there twice each…read moreyear (2015 and 2016) Lots of original recipes, they have Turkish and global options, we enjoyed both meat and fish main courses richly accompanied by varied veggies (e.g. Veal with risotto, tenderloin with Café de Paris sauce, octopus with artichoke...) Good service from a stable team from year to year Very busy terrace in the Bodrum marina, it is recommended to reserve

A wide rage of food and drink choices and live music and good music. There is the private beach.read more

The place was full and service was a little slow. Staff could be friendlier. Nice ambience, quality…read morelive music, good food. Overall nice.

This was my favourite cafe in Icmeler…read more A beautiful cafe, overlooking the (exceptionally lovely) sea, with breezy trees providing natural shade. Wicker chairs with cushions are dotted about the stone floor, placed far enough away from eachother to give you a comfortable sense of privacy. When we first looked at the menus in Erdem we had to ask whether prices were in pounds or lira because it seemed too cheap to be lira. Upon asking we got the answer we were looking for but not expecting - the prices were in lira, making it not only one of the loveliest places for a drink in Icmeler but also one of the cheapest. What a combo. Another attractive factor of this cafe was that no one tried to lure you in, which many of the staff in all the other bars do. The food was ok, large portions. There is also a lovely cat that came and sat and looked lovingly at us until we gave it food. We thought it loved us, but we saw it doing the very same thing to some other people. So watch out for the fluffy Jezebel. Heartily recomended, feels like you're in paradise having a freshly squeezed orange juice here.

I have known Cafe Yalikavak for 20 years. It didn't lose its original taste. The location of the…read morecafe is very good. If you sit there and watch people wander around you always meet a friend there. The cafe is always very busy and crowded in the afternoon and evenings. They sell very fresh homemade style stuff such as "borek and pogaca". I recommend mini boreks with spinach.