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!

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.

So this place has so many memories for me. It is where we ended up meeting on several occasions…read more Only to be found by everyone. So perhaps not the best place to avoid people as the whole cafe is outdoors and in a part of town that gets a lot of traffic. You're bound to run into someone you know, whether you like it or not. But a great place to get a cup of coffee, discuss serious matters and matters of the heart. They aren't synonymous, as you know. Coffee will cost you around 4TL, a bit pricey by Turkish standards, but you're paying for the lovely ambiance. Really, there is nothing like sun shining and warming you all over. This is definitely a date spot. So make arrangements with your hottie to meet here and then leisurely sip away at some good coffee while engaging in some serious flirting...

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

I was really attracted to the facade. It is worthwhile to visit. You can sit on the ground floor…read morewhere a full window exposes you and all your doings to any passerby. Like most of the cool cafés and restaurants, the magic happens once you enter the door. The courtyard areas are tastefully decorated. Staff speak some English and are so friendly. I had a great con with one of the servers about hope and sadness, war and peace.

I love this place one of mu favs its comfortable and prices are good i really like the decoration…read moreand small rooms so comfy we had fun

This is a small, authentic, family run business that offers small meze plates, yogurt as well as…read morepickles. We went there around 16.00 to have a late afternoon bite. We ordered the hummus, babaganoush, tarator, biber ezme. We picked this place after carefully researching all options and it exceeded all our expectations. The quality of the food was excellent, and we were very pleased with all 4 plates we had ordered. The service was stellar. Semir is the 3rd generation owner of the restaurant and he works with his son and grandson. He greeted us warmly with a huge smile, seated us and patiently explained all the plates. The dishes come in metal plates and you sit at small tables. Do expect the best meze experience Hatay has to offer at a very reasonable price. This place is a must try in Hatay. You'll love the warm welcome, great service, and epic food. We are going to get some mezes on the go on our way back!

We checked this place out because it had a second-floor outdoor seating area. It was a beautiful…read moreday and we wanted to have our cake and eat it too. My friends and I at this point have resigned to the fact that ordering food in Turkish just ends up being a game of Russian Roulette. You either get what you ordered, or get something completely crazy. Ah, better learn to speak Turkish soon. My friend ordered some sort of roasted eggplant dip, another friend ordered grilled chicken, and I ordered a hot pepper dip and a spinach crepe (whatever that is). Service was pretty quick and the food was good and not too pricey. Everything in Hatay is just outrageously pricey... Overall, a decent dining experience with menus translated into English and they have Diet Coke. Ah, the little things in life make me happy. For 3 people and ample food, the bill came to less than €30. I still haven't figured it out, do you tip in Turkey?