Social Point — Restaurant in Konyaaltı

If you're planning to hang out with your friends and just to drink some alcohol, maybe that's an okay place: location and interior is very good. Otherwise I really don't recommend it. I and my 2 sisters were planning to celebrate my birthday there. We ordered a seafood pasta, seafood salad, pizza, lemonades, desserts, tea. Only the pizza and strawberry lemonade was okay. Even though we were really hungry, we just tried and didn't even finish half of the other dishes. The most bizarre was service. Although the waitress brought the food very fast (less than 15 minutes, too fast?), she didn't brought plates and forks, so we spend around 10 minutes calling (they have a call button on every table, definetly +) and trying to attract attention of the waiters. And then another 15 minutes waiting for those plates. Then we waited for forks. Nearby was a large group, so all the attention of the waitress was on them. Even when nobody was calling there and we desperately needed her attention, she tried to ignore us. :) My guess is that they reasoned: bigger groups, bigger tips. They brought the dessert and after couple of minutes tried to take it back. On my question of why they are doing that, they didn't say anything, paused and left the dessert. (0_0) Seafood in the salad and pasta was not fresh (mussels smelled and tasted spoiled). When we showed that to the waitress, she somehow stopped speaking/undestanding English. Even though till this very moment her English was quite good. )) Well, that was the most disappointing birthday dinner of my life. In fact, my experience in this place was so bad, that when I stambled upon the receipt photo today, I still could remember all the details (and my emotions ))). Thus decided to write this review. Antalya is a beautifull place and there are many places with delicious food and excellent service. So if you are a foodie as me, don't waste your time on this place....

With some friends we had breakfast there this morning. It was nice, prices were reasonable and I can recommend. But I would like to focus on something else in my review. While we were finishing, an old Turkish couple sit down and ordered only tea. They were bit shy and looked like they are from inner villages who came to do bit of sightseeing at the beautiful Konyaalti beach. Probably retired farmers like my grandparents. Due to economical problems we have, i could imagine they weren't wealthy. I went to waitress and ask what dessert is the best. She told me one kind of cheesecake and i told them i want to buy that for that old couple. Waitress looked at them and gave me a warm smile. She said "It's more appropriate as a business, if we offer them a nice dessert." And served a nice cheesecake to their table. I was so touched about this heartwarming gesture and this will be the reason i will be coming back to this place. In these hard times having heart is...

I ordered a ravioli that on the menu was clearly written with cheese sauce, and it was not written anywhere that there was meat inside the ravioli (I am vegetarian) when I started eating I saw that the ravioli was stuffed with meat, I called the waiter and I explained that the menu didn't have this explanation, he told me that he had two types of ravioli and the one without meat was out of stock. I understand that mistakes can happen and until then I hadn't mentioned that I was vegetarian (not that this is necessary), I ordered another meatless pasta. On the bill it came charging for the two meals. I asked to call the manager and explained the situation, he heard what I said, turned to the waiter, asked to remove the value of the first pasta, turned his back and left, without saying anything to me at all, I felt like I was asking for a favor or if I was the wrong one, I found the entire service disrespectful and...