What food is typically included at an all-inclusive resort in Turkey, and is lunch served at the beach?
Based on 1 discussion with 3 participants · Last activity: 6 days ago
TL;DR
At many all-inclusive resorts in Turkey, food is available almost all day: main buffet meals, snack bars, ice cream, and sometimes even late-night soup. Many hotels also serve lunch at the beach with salads, sides, chicken, gözleme, pide, and drinks.
What the community said
In the newest report, the all-inclusive setup offered a wide food selection: breakfast, lunch, and dinner in the main restaurant, plus outdoor snacks such as burgers, fries, hot dogs, and waffles. There was also a separate beach lunch with drinks, scheduled ice cream service, cookies and instant noodles available in the restaurant, and even late-night soup.
6 days ago main restaurant, beach restaurant, late-night soup
Another traveler said many guests prefer to eat lunch directly on the beach, where the spread usually includes salads, fruit, rice, pasta, fries, and chicken. There may also be burger fixings, freshly made gözleme and pide, plus alcoholic drinks, soft drinks, tea, and machine coffee.
6 days ago gözleme, pide, beach lunch
A separate review noted that dinner quality can vary by day: lamb, lunch-time dorado, cutlets, trout steak, squid, and shrimp were praised, while sushi was considered mediocre. In practice, this means Turkish all-inclusive buffets often include meat, fish, and seafood, but some items are noticeably better than others.
6 days ago lamb, dorado, trout steak, squid, shrimp