What food is available at the beach restaurant in Turkish all-inclusive hotels?

Near the beach by the kids' pool there's a stand serving Turkish flatbread (gözleme) with a choice of fillings: meat, cheese, or potato — potato filling not previously mentioned.

Besides the main dishes, the beach also offers onion rings after lunch, and in the evening — popcorn and donuts. Milkshakes and other drinks are also available.

Beachside gözleme is prepared at a separate stand rather than the main snack bar: in a gazebo on the lawn on the way to the beach. Reported fillings include chocolate, cheese, and minced meat.

Hot food at the beach is served only at lunchtime, starting around 12:30, while drinks are available throughout the bar’s opening hours. Reported items include fries, burgers, rice, chicken, nuggets, plus tomatoes, cucumbers, oranges, and plums.

The beach area has several food stations: a main bar, a food court with sandwiches, ice cream and waffles, a snack bar with nibbles, vegetables and fruit, plus a kumpir (stuffed baked potato) stand and gözleme. A convenient option for families who prefer not to leave the beach for lunch.

Beach food options typically include gözleme (Turkish flatbread), fries, burgers, pasta, rice, vegetables, and fruit. Alcohol is available in the same range as at the main hotel bar.

The beach restaurant Meze offers a more substantial lunch menu — the grilled chicken is particularly well-regarded. However, options may be limited for children who don't eat meat, burgers, or pizza.

The beach terrace is a convenient lunch spot without leaving the beach — pizza, burgers, pasta, vegetables, fruit, and salads are available. Good option if you don't want to head back to the main restaurant midday.