I enjoyed spending my morning here. I was greeted, seated, and the nice gentleman entered the WIFI…read morecode on my phone so that I could search the web while waiting/eating. I love Turkish Tea so of course that was the first thing I asked for. I also got the Poached Eggs & Avocado and Pancakes. It was a pretty chill start of the day. Came first thing so there was no crowd. I'd come back for breakfast on my next visit to Antalya.

Trip Advisor ranked this as one of the better seafood restaurants in Antalya, and I went there last…read morenight for dinner. I'll review completely honestly: I left a hotel near the stadium and went about 11km to get to the Ship Inn. Prior to my arriving I had my hotel call to ensure the restaurant was open and to reserve a table. Upon my arrival I told the waiter "I believe my hotel called you about my coming here?" He said "No Reservation" and ushered us to a seat outside of the restaurant and quite literally by where people were sunbathing at the end of the day. To be clear this was not a beach setting or a romantic setting, this was on the other side of a rope boundry with (again literally) over 20 tables sitting empty which he insisted he could not give us. Again this is during July 15 when most people were in the center of town for celebrations. When we sat down he stood over us waiting for us to order. I told him we needed 'just a minute or two if you dont mind' and he took two steps back, and turned around. We ordered the Tuna Salad, and the Avocado Salad, My wife ordered the Grilled Salmon, and I ordered the Stuffed Calamari. When the salad was served her (tuna fish) salad was great, while my salad had a lot of 'bottom of the lettuce' leaves, with avocado which was not the brown or dark avocado, but the greenish (plant tasting) avocado. The waiter was gracious and poured vinnegar and oil for us, poured out our water and her cola and then left us to consume our salad. While eating our salad we had women with strolers, children who had been swimming, and other folks walking directly by our table - some even looking at our meal to see what we had ordered. Again (and to be clear) this was not bystanders walking a promenade and taking a quick moment to admire the meal, this was literally people walking next to the table and looking in. When the main course arrived I spoke to the manager and asked him why we had been seated here when there are open tables. He responded by saying 'you came from Rixos Hotel right? - yes we have a table for you' This compounded the issue as he knew right away we had made a reservation, yet the waiter had opted to ignore that fact and put us at a 'non reservation' table. We then proceeded to have the manager come back, and english speaking colleague of his come up and ask us 'you have a problem?' only to then return with the reservation list to prove to us we had a reservation, followed by the waiter returning to appologize. Then the manager came back offering to give us the table we'd reserved. A few things struck me about this: 1) If it was clear they only had 4 reservations on the list why would someone who didn't have a reservation be put on such an undesirable table? 2) Why the need to keep bothering us to apologize, if the damage has already been done 3) If the manager knew right away we had made a reservation when he spoke to us, why did this mistake happen in the first place? 4) The waiters standoffish attitude when we arrived was only based on appearance (westerner), so is this how they treat westerners at this restaurant? At the end of our meal we opted for coffee's and enjoyed watching the boats come back into the marina. When we asked for our bill I assumed based on how insistant they were in appologising and interrupting our meal to show they had marked down our reservation - we woudl at least have the coffee comped (after all what does that cost the restaurant?) - But alas they gave us no discount, and other than the lip service of apologizing - they really had no intention of taking any sort of 'hit' either with food or a discount to make this right by us. As for the food, it was pretty good, the calamari was cooked right, and her salmon was pink and tasted grilled to the right time and temperature. The coffee was strong and not out of a tin, and (her) salad was fresh. - I just cannot recommend this restaurant based on my experience with/without a reservation, and the way they opted to treat westerners. I hope this experience causes them to take a good internal look at themselves and perhaps focus on the experience and not just the 'bottom line' in future.

Such a pleasant atmosphere! Menu is perfect, something for everyone. Restaurant owners were very…read moreaccommodating and service was pretty good. Will be back definitely!

Let me say there is nothing wrong with the food here - it's great and tasty…read more However the service lacks friendliness and professionalism - in particular the ability to "save the day" once they already fucked a few things up. First, the restaurants shuttle bus did not pick us up - they forgot, alright we managed to get a taxi and actually arrived on time (we did call them 3 times from our hotel but they didn't answer the phone) - they also forgot our reserved table next to the sea - again they were sorry and asked us to wait in the bar while they quickly prepared the table and we got a few drinks.... Okay, a few drinks hurts no one :-) Except, nobody cared to ask us what we wanted to drinks before we asked someone ourselves after 15 minutes - with 3 guys in the bar and nothing to do, that kind of weird to sit and wait.... Well we waited 45 minutes for the table to be made ready for us - normally I would have left by now but I was curious how they would make it up to us.... Well they took our order but forgot what we wanted to drink. They failed to serve the starters at the same time - well actually they forgot it so much that they several times came by and said the last starter would arrive soon (it was garlic bread, how long can it take with such an easy starter?) Well time passed and we asked them to skip the remaining starter - they missed that too and served it well after everyone else was done. Luckily we had good company in our selves and the food was great - but they never corrected their mistakes and it was easy to see how unorganised the waiters was running the restaurant despite being quite many people at work. I would say go eat at Moonlight or Fiesta around the corner which offer both good food and service - but the view from this restaurant is quite amazing. So go take your pictures here and eat somewhere else :-)

The food at this small, casual restaurant was so good! Everything we had was so tasty, just like…read morehomemade food. The manti was the best we've had in Turkey. We also tried piyaz, a cold white bean and hard boiled egg salad, which is particular to Antalya which was fantastic. The tahini sauce that coats the beans was lemony, very light and refreshing. The spicy kofte were our main entrees and they were so tender and moist, also some of the best kofte we've had in Turkey. The bread they serve the kofte on was not the usual thin pita-type bread (this was the thicker delicious bread used with iskender) it was perfection. The ladies working at the restaurant were super nice, friendly and attentive.

We brought our whole extended family to eat here and everyone found it delicious, from the youngest…read moreto the oldest, and from the ones who lived locally and were familiar with Turkish food to the ones for whom the dishes were a new delight. This restaurant is run by a very nice family who are also gifted cooks. The manti was spectacularly delicious, and even a simple dish like the lentil soup was so tasty and delicate. Each dish was made fresh, and from top ingredients. The grilled meats were a big crowd-pleaser. And I especially appreciated the variety of salads. A really wonderful restaurant!

If you visit Antalya then visit this fish restaurant. Excellent food-great service. Little…read moreexpensive but definitely worth it. We had SeaBass, enough for two people. And ordered chicken grilled. Well cooked and reasonably flavored. Pomegranate juice. They serve fish with rice, salad and French fries. One dish is enough for two people.but stick with fish it will be a much better experience.

Initially, I thought it was a bit strange we ere being brought here for lunch. But in hindsight it…read moremade sense. Anadolu Park Restaurant is an event venue; it's big with plenty of space to accommodate large groups. There is also a paintball playground down the hill...very interesting. The plan worked out well and the luncheon for out large company party went smoothly. ~ Event food - 4/5 The food was actually good! We had a plate of rice, chicken and beef. I was pleasantly surprised! Everything was good! The fruits we were served for dessert were excellent as well. Juicy and sweet Watermelon and Honeydew. Granted we had low expectations due to a prior catered lunch that was bad. The service was fine as well, the staff were well prepared for our big group. The AC was a relief and venue was cool. It was too hot to be outside, overall a good experience.

I was on a tour through Turkey and Greece so this was one of the spots the tour guide took us to…read more The food here was surprisingly good and the price wasn't all that bad. It was great to be seated outside under the shade. The food was cooked just right and it was tasty too. Service was just ok but honestly, I found most of the service in Turkey to be sub-par when compared to places in the West. Could be a cultural thing, could be just they didn't like foreigners. This place is also next to a paintball park so it's interesting to eat your food and watch people get pelted with paintballs. Don't worry though, you're far away enough and behind nets, fences, etc not to get hit or splattered on. But you can still see through all of the materials perfectly to watch the games (if there're any going on). Price: $10-$15 per person Wait: 10-15 mins to get food