Great service Great music…read more Friendly staff Good atmosphere Nice food View at night is sooo romantic

Great service and good food. Ismail was friendly and professional. Ambience at the patio on the…read moreseaside had great views.

The staff is very friendly. Although they have a somewhat confusing menu not having prices for fish…read moreoptions the waiter helped us through what we wanted. We ended up getting a fish in salt and we were asked to come over to the showcase and choose the fish. We waited for around 20-30 minutes so I recommend getting a starter if you're really hungry. One thing I can say is the results were worth the wait. 3 waiters brought a huge plate on top of which there was a dish encased in a salt container. They carefully broke the salt container and removed the fish meat from it onto a plate. It was delicious, to say the least. Really moist, a bit salty and the souces that came with it were great. Pro tip: don't give cats around there a look! They will come down to your table and stare at you pitifully expecting you to give them some bits of your fish.

This is really al lovely place, opened a whole tourist-day, from the tourist-morning to the late…read moreevening. It´s a nice terrace-restaurant at the beginning of Caddesi Damlatas (Kleopatra-beach-site).Here, you get breakfast, lunch, coffee and ice-cream, dinner and very good drinks (cheap and really good). On your visit, you feel the typical turkish-guest-friendship - yes, you are not only a guest, you are a friend of the family. Here are spoken a lot of languages more than turkish and english, like scandinavians, dutch and german. I enjoyed every visit, even if coffee and ice cream, the Siesta-spicial for dinner or the Mojito (I hope, now you remember me). Here, last but not least, thank you very much Suna, Adil, Seret, Ulvi, Murat and the cook (I don´t know your Name) !!!!! Thank you very much !!!

When I lived in Alanya about two years ago, this was one of the places I could be found many days a…read moreweek. It was for me a second home. The place is a curious place with a strange mix. It is a mexican restaurant and a sushi restaurant (crazy sushi) and also in the evening it become a hot party place for regular guests and celebrities. Appearance vice the place is very hip and modern. It looks a little more exclusive than a lot of the other party places in the bazar and therefore also attract an "older" crowd. It is though the chosen place for people in every age, but you don't see many 18 year olds there. Prices are as expected of a bar/restaurant in Alanya. Not higher nor lower than it's neighbors. One thing I especially appreciated when coming back after two years was the staff. Some of the ones I knew back in 2013 were still working there and they all recognized me. A great trait many Turkish people have: memory of people's faces. Since I had my birthday there I was also treated with drinks and warm congratulations of the staff. The food and drinks are also absolutely fantastic. I love the place and if I ever return to Alanya again, I will definitely not miss a visit to Crazy Horse!

Good place for soccer fans they always have a game on hookah and drinks small food menu and great…read moreservice And there is alcohol

One of the most spectacular Restaurants in the World! AND Great Food…read more... Exciting to take the Cable Car to Alanya Castle, go just before sunset and walk around in the Castle. Then hit the small bar near the entrance to Gardenia Restaurant for a pre dinner drink. Then Gardenia has the most spectacular views in Alanya, and great food for a great value for such a wonderful restaurant. Get reservations in advance for sunset dinner, the staff is wonderful taking the reservations and the service for the dinner great. One of my other favorite most spectacular restaurants in the world is "Sunset Mona Lisa" in Cabo San Lucas Mexico and I think Gardenia Restaurant is the in the same spectacular League! https://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowUserReviews-g297961-d17639217-r868847442-Gardenia_Restaurant-Alanya_Turkish_Mediterranean_Coast.html#