Babil Beach — Local services in Konyaaltı

❌ The most disgusting place ever - avoid at all costs! We paid 220 lira for lentil soup and got a cold, disgusting plate of leftovers. Total scam!

Later, when we came back just to sit by the sea, some filthy waiter stormed in, barking at us to pay 1000 lira or get the hell out. He shouted at another waiter to throw us out. Throw out paying customers! What kind of “service” is that?

Then this smelly scumbag went through our bags in front of us like a thug, digging for alcohol. All we had was bottled water for our hotel. Imagine if there had been underwear or sanitary products inside - what a pathetic, humiliating scene!

When I asked who the owner was, this clown lied, saying he was both the “manager and owner.” Yeah right - the so-called “owner” was wiping tables like a busboy. He called himself “Lopma” or something like that - who knows. A lying, disgusting bully, that’s what he is.

⚠️ Absolutely revolting experience. This place doesn’t deserve a single customer. If the real owner exists, he should fire this pathetic loser immediately before he ruins the...

Since Konyaaltı beach is a pebble beach, if you don’t have your own umbrella, you’re forced to take a sunbed and umbrella in one of the many beach cafes. The prices of the bed and umbrella is 250 TL per person for single beds or 1000 TL for larger beds which can hold three people at one time. Definitely tourist prices but it’s still the best option to enjoy the beach and stay away from the scorching heat. I liked this place better than the others since the people were nice, service was good and they often checked up on you to make sure you’re comfortable. The single beds in this place were firmer (not cushioned) compared to another cafe we visited but wouldn’t say it’s a big drawback. We took two drinks as well which were again tourist prices and you’d prices are relatively same in all cafes there. I would recommend spending your beach day in this place when it isn’t...

I was having a great evening with my sister and friend until a host named Hulusi came over menacing and impromptu grabbed my sister's backpack and started to kick us out of the table we paid (600 TL) where we were enjoying a great evening consuming food and drinks. I didn't understand why he was doing this. His reasoning was because he needed to place some dinner guests next to us. I don't mind being asked to be moved around, but he agressively grabbed our stuff and threw it to another table. When I asked what is wrong he didn't give me any explanation and decided we were moving or he would kick us out. It was a bitter ending to a great ending evening. It felt raciaññy charged because we were the only latinos in the coast. I would never come back to this place and I would never encourage anyone to come to this place if they want to have...