I was really happy to find this place on my recent trip to Antalya. The place had just opened and…read morewere welcomed in to try an espresso by the very friendly owners. As a barista and coffee snob myself, I was impressed with the quality of the coffee and the fact that they offer many brewing methods, including v60, siphon filter, cold drip, espresso drinks as well as traditional Turkish coffee. The design and feel of the place was cozy, modern, and colorful to boot! I highly recommend this place if you want a delicious coffee and a place to relax with nice people!

The view is absolutely breathtaking, but the food was not good at all. We ordered chicken with…read moremushrooms and a kid's menu steak, and I would not recommend either. The mushrooms was clearly from a can as the whole meal had a metallic taste, and the steak was flavorless and tough. The staff was ok, but not very friendly. If you're only going for a drink or a glass of wine this would probably be ok, but for food I wouldn't bother.

The view is beautiful here. Had a decent wine we tried. The food was ok for the area. Service was…read morefriendly.

Nice place to sit, relax, and and enjoy the view of the marina. They have good selection of coffees…read morealong with sandwiches and pizza. And of course if you are in Antalya fresh squeezed orange juice is a must.

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.

Amazing ambiance, great food and friendly employees. It has a very nice open area surrounded by…read moreauthentic architecture. I strongly recommend.