Huge restaurant with outside and inside patio sitting, service is on point and efficient, menu with…read morephotos is always a plus when you are a foreigner! My tour guide Faray is the one who suggested this place and said this is not a known spot for tourists and big tour buses, however, since it was only me it was a great chance to try it out, it's spacious, restrooms and clean, the food here is still tasty and delicious just like everywhere I've been in Turkey! As always prices are affordable, ordered the turkey pide, chicken shish, and doner kebab along with the pumpkin dessert which was a little too sweet to eat alone! Thanks for the great service and food Sedir!

Impressive serving of Pide in one long piece bridged across the table…read more Lacklustre Adana kebab fatty meat and bread didn't seem fresh. The plates with fresh salad leaves, pickled cabbage and peppers seemed less appetising when I walked past the serving prep area and realised that the waiter left the salad leaves to be reused. I hadn't touched them but who knows how tables they were served for before.

The service was one of the worst I have ever experienced, this restaurant treated us like…read moreintruders, like we inconvenienced them because we didn't have a reservation. They told us we only had one hour to finish our meal. We were 7 adults and 3 kids. I get it , you are a busy restaurant, and yes to be fair the food is good. But that's not a good way to treat customers, guests in your country. Never again.

Delicious. The…read morePlace. Clearly a family place, full of locals, people laughing and kids playing. The Staff. Not a lot of English, which is fine, and generally not a problem. They say you need a reservation it have someone who speaks Turkish make it for you and then they'll say no reservation. We went in and were seated at one of the few open tables, no problem. The Food. We thought it was some of the best food we ate on our whole trip, it felt authentic and was certainly delicious. We wished we could've gone back to try more but alas we couldn't. Price was great, certainly on par with nice restaurants. Five stars, very clearly.

My family and I went to this restaurant in mid-July and had a great experience. Here's my review…read more The location was great. The restaurant is situated in the middle of the shopping streets near the ruins. The atmosphere is cosy, classy, and welcoming. We didn't feel pressured by the staff there at all to enter the restaurant. Unlike numerous other places. The staff is simply great. So friendly and hospitable. One notable waiter called Ibrahim (I think) helped us out throughout the whole process. He was accompanied by a younger fellow who was simply too precious. He didn't say much but he worked hard. The waiters would constantly refill our drinks (water) with no extra charge. The waiter even treated us to coffee, tea, and dessert. The food differed. We were five people who ordered five different dishes. The dishes ordered were the mixed kebab dish, Iskandar kebab, the Ottoman dish, the sirloin steak, and the mix seafood dish (names are not precise). My dish, the Ottoman place, was ok. The dish consisted of minced green peppers, tomatoes, and sliced meat with rice in the middle. I wasn't too impressed, to be honest. My sisters who ordered the steak and seafood were in absolute love with their dishes. My mom ordered the kebab and was very impressed. My dad and I were less impressed with the Ottoman and Iskandar dishes. Overall, I'd go back there for the seafood dish or a different meal. I felt very welcome there and would give it a second chance with the food.

Nice atmosphere but fish ,except sea bass ,seafood and octopus was dry…read more Chicken wings was ok Salad nice

We heard the reservations were hard to come by but our hotel manager was a friend of the owner so…read morehe made reservations for us last min. The house bread was my favorite (omg i could eat like 10 of those pillowy breads) and the fattoush salad. I liked the kabobs (beyti kabob) but thought the lamb kabob was a bit tough to chew. Overall great ambiance and affordable given how popular this place is!

As an American I appreciated this restaurant. As far as "western" food in Turkey is concerned this…read moreis probably in the upper echelon. However the food was average overall. Considering you have so many options in Antalya to get amazing food, you probably want to try other locations but if you're an American looking for comfort food this will do. The ambiance is pretty good, it's very "political cartoon" and you're bound to find cartoons that make you laugh and raise an eyebrow. I enjoyed my mac 'n cheese hamburger but to be honest I wasn't expecting elite execution since I was in Turkey and not New York City. Another person I was with ordered a falafel bowl and it wasn't exceptional but did the work required. A couple of other people I was with really enjoyed their dishes and I recall them talking about them later on in our trip. So it's probably a mixed bag. On the whole, during a return trip to Antalya I probably wouldn't come back here but I had a fun time.

After wandering around along the coast of Turkey for a week, we finally arrived in Antalya, hoping…read morefor some food other than kebabs and meatballs. As we were walking down the main avenue of Antalya, we saw Leman Kultur and its cute cartoon characters and design full of customers and tourists. The menu looked super extensive with many western things, which in hindsight should have been a clue to how horrible this place was. A Turkish restaurant that claimed to serve the whole worlds cuisine.. right.. Well it was completely full all the time with locals so it must be good right? Wrong. I made the mistake of ordering some fish n chips.. which turned out to be frozen fish sticks that couldn't even bother to cook all the way through. Spaghetti Carbonara turned out to be overcooked pasta with canned chef boyardee sauce poured over and no bacon. The drinks were overly sweet and all in all everything was way overpriced for the crap food we got. Its obvious all the money goes into the restaurant decoration and none into the food itself. Mcdonalds is a way better choice and way cheaper too.

This place was by far our favorite in the week we stayed in Kas. We typically have a one-time rule…read morewhen we travel so we can explore as much as possible but this place was worth breaking the rule. First, the dish ware is beautifully ornate - I highly recommend ordering a raki and Turkish coffee just to see the dish ware. The food was also fantastic. The first night we had golzeme (sp?)(cheese and herbs), a wrap, and hummus and ezmer (sp? Red pepper appetizer). The golzeme was very good and was made fresh in front of us. The wrap was good though not memorable. And the ezmer, which we'd tried as at multiple places, was the spiciest we'd had. The second night we got the golzeme again, an ottoman salad, dolmas, and finished with a lemon and sugar golzeme. The Ottoman salad was a nice light salad, which we split, with a lemony dressing and walnuts. The dolmas had the most interesting taste with a bit of mint I think. The lemon and sugar golzeme was a fun change from baklava but wouldn't necessarily be my favorite thing under other circumstances. The ambience is in a busy square under a big old tree with great people watching. Lots of kitties visited but politely kept their distance.

Best restaurant at Side! Staff are extremely nice and friendly and they have delicious meals for…read morereasonable price. Don't miss it!