Which notable restaurants are worth visiting in Antalya, especially in Konyaaltı and Kaleiçi?
Based on 1 discussion with 3 participants · Last activity: 12 days ago
TL;DR
The most specific restaurant picks mentioned are 7 Mehmet in Konyaaltı and Seraser in Kaleiçi (Old Town). For Slavic-style food, Venüs Café has closed its old location, but it still offers delivery in Antalya, plus frozen ready-to-cook items and Kyiv cake.
What the community said
In Konyaaltı, 7 Mehmet is mentioned as a destination restaurant for a proper dinner rather than a quick bite, and it stands out as one of the area’s notable dining spots.
12 days ago 7 Mehmet, Konyaaltı
For dining in the Old Town, Seraser is suggested as a good choice for a more elegant evening in Antalya’s historic center.
12 days ago Seraser, Kaleiçi (Old Town)
If you are specifically looking for Slavic food in Konyaaltı, travelers were asking for options beyond the already-known Cheburek spot, which suggests demand for this cuisine in the area.
12 days ago Konyaaltı, Cheburek
Venüs Café has closed at its former address, so it is no longer a place to visit in person there. At the moment, they are still operating through delivery within Antalya while searching for a new location.
12 days ago Venüs Café
Venüs also offers frozen ready-to-cook items, which can be useful if you are staying in Antalya longer-term and want Slavic-style food at home.
12 days ago Frozen ready-to-cook items from Venüs
Venüs specifically mentions Kyiv cake, making it one of the few clearly named Slavic-style dessert options referenced in Antalya.
12 days ago Kyiv cake