If you are in Antalya downtown and you would like to eat where locals go - try this place! You'll…read morerecognize that it's crowded - a good sign - nevertheless I had always found a space. So there's not a big variety of dishes - but the ones which are served are best in class I'd say. Either you should go for fish - Hamsi or for meat - Akcabat köfte. The place itself is simple - you wouldn't come here for a date - but the food is great!

Spacious sitting areas and good food at a reasonable price. The anchovy dish is amazing. If you are…read morein the area, do it.

Delicious food. I tried chef's pasty ( börek ) and chef's meatballs…read more Will visit again.

From the owner: ev yemekleri mezeler et çeşitleriread more

Do yourself a favor and have dinner here. It's great food and the service was nice. Avoid the…read moretourist traps and eat comfortably here.

So impressed with this cute little restaurant that has opened since I was last here. It's tucked…read morein the middle of town and has a better ambiance and decor than the other rustic (tacky) places in town. The owner was extremely gracious and nice.

The atmosphere was cute and local which was exactly what we wanted. The home-cooked appetizers were…read morea great way to start with a variety of choices. When it was time to order our main course, the kitchen staff hadn't arrived yet but we didn't wait long. The fish was fresh and cooked well.

We had a nice dinner here for a reasonable price. The service was great and we were given…read morecomplimentary meze and bread before the meal arrived. I recommend the creamy chicken and mushroom dish or the lentil soup. We also enjoyed the meat stuffed eggplant dish and fresh watermelon juice. Everything was fresh and flavorful. The fries taste just like McDonald's (that's a great thing).

Aci Tantuni. Located right near the old city of Antalya. Ten minutes from the Mediterranean…read more Greetings to all my fellow foodies and soon to be foodies out there! I feel compelled to let y'all out there in this great world know about this amazing restaurant in Antalya Turkey. If you're here in town, stop what you're doing and go there right away for one of the best sandwiches on the planet that money can buy. If you're not in Antalya stop what you're doing and head out here right away. Being from New York City one of the International food capitals of this great world, and not trying to sound like a food snob, which I am, I am not easily impressed or moved to promote a place as much as I am for this one. The beef or chicken is sliced into little pieces and cooked in the sauce until the sauce has been cooked down and embedded within the meet. Mixed in are onions and tomatoes. Also, hot peppers or mint leaves if requested. I'd order it in a wrap instead of the thick bun. I must worn you, this masterpiece of a sandwich is very addictive. Last time, I had around four of them. My first time there I had about eight of them. When I'm home and ordering a hot pastrami, I sometimes wish I was ordering one of these instead. If you visit this place you will not be let down. The staff and the owner operated restaurant has a lot of pride in what thay are cooking up. There is great vibe and easy going feel to this eatery. If you have a bucket list, add this to it!!

I haven't had pizza this good since ... Italy!! Best place in Cirali, you have to do the pide…read more What's up with Yelp? TripAdvisor had this as the number one restaurant in town with over 100 reviews. The pide is served very thin (like Italian thin crust) and very very long. You'll have to eat it like a lahmacun - break it into small pieces and roll them like bite size pitas. Came here 3 days straight. Some of the best food I've had in Turkey. But honestly, I've had amazing pide and lahmacun in lots of places in Turkey. Really nice staff. But be careful you don't eat too much - this is very risky everywhere in Turkey. ;-) You get free fresh Turkish bread anyways, so better to share a pide - the kymali minced meat is excellent and typical. Otherwise get a small meze dish with hummus and eggplant to go with your free bread, which already has dips anyways. So cheap as well! 7TL/$2 for the lahmacun and 10TL/$3 for the pide.

Delicious food and very friendly service. Worth every penny and every extra kilometer to reach this…read moreplace.