Antalya

We celebrated New Year here. It was fun - the Snow Maiden worked 100 percent, saxophonist, dancing until the morning. But I haven’t tried such a tasteless food for a long time - Tadzhin from lamb - didn’t smell lamb, replaced with pork, raw potatoes. For some reason, they put fish in a meat cut. I will not list further. In general, I do not recommend it.

The food and service are excellent. Thanks! I will recommend to friends)

In general, not a bad, cozy, not expensive restaurant. Small room. Good food. Of the disadvantages of the tables are filed with a bottom edged unworked board, the pile of which for the strength of the needles is covered with varnish. You can hardly get a splinter, but it's easy to scratch bare legs, and tights will come to an end ironically. Therefore, in short skirts it is better not to go there. I hope the owners have enough money and desire to take sandpaper and knock down this pile.

I am not a fan of this place, but my friend chose him for his birthday. I like their yard, a wonderful place. In the summer the most is for relaxing with friends, with pleasant music. The atmosphere is very soulful. The main hall is stuffy, especially if all the tables are occupied, ventilation is not thought out. In general, I liked the interior. Thought out. It is seen that the institution has invested the soul, love. Menu. Rich assortiment, cook delicious. We were delighted, Although we drank more wine, Than ate. We liked the wine list more. Here there is a lot of tasty. It is very nice. In general, Turkish cuisine conquers many. I advise you to go. Especially those who love live music. It's great to listen to live saxophone.

A good barbecue from veal and lamb. The pieces are lean, soft, but not fully fried. The meat inside was pink. But the salad "Antalya" leaves much to be desired. Shrimp are tasteless, which in itself is strange. And dressing "Antalya sauce" in fact is just a light mayonnaise. It turns out vegetables + shrimp, salmon drenched with mayonnaise. Not very .... (But there is a major plus: dancing :) for Russian and Oriental songs.