Crawley Karen

Hi We are coming out to Dalaman again on 19th and want to know if there are any new decent restaurants that are worth a visit. We were out in August and tried the Begonville, which was great, but is there anywhere else worth a visit, or any bars with gardens for a late afternoon beer? I believe the Biz Biz bar is due to reopen sometime after Ramadam - does anyone know if this is right, and if so when? Thanks

penny

I believe the Begonville is closing for the winter, went there 2 weeks ago at lunchtime and they had no food! Also heard about the Biz Biz, but no signs of cleaning up or anything yet, unless they wait until after Ramadan. As far as I'm aware no other places have opened up.
Sorry can't be of more help
Penny

Crawley Karen

Hi Penny
Thanks for the reply. I didn't think there would be anywhere new but you never know! Will see you in a couple of days no doubt as we are your neighbours.........yellow house next to Mehmet!! Hope you are well
Karen

rosehillgirl

Where is Biz Biz-when it eventually opens-just so I'll know next time?
We like Ley-Ley and they'll come to Dalaman to pick you up and take you back. Also, liked Toprakana although it was more expensive.

penny

Hi Karen,
Yes İ am well, didn't realise it was you! Everthing looks ok at house but brıng some woolies, bit chilly at the moment and a brolly for the rain!
Ann - the Biz Biz is near the main coach station opposite the Belideye Park entrance. a little wooden type buildıng
Penny

mike and hilary

One more for the list.
When we were in Dalaman a couple of weeks ago a friend took us to a restaurant called the 'Tayyare' which, I think, means Airplane. The owner is ex Turkish Air Force (which explains the name, I suppose!) and keeps a pet budgie.
Anyway the food was excellent and very cheap and the place was absolutely spotless.
There is a 'Tayyare' sign just past the Kelebek turning as you leave Dalaman and you turn right there. You then drive up a side road until you find another 'Tayyare' sign and the restaurant is on the right.
Highly recommended.

Mike

rosehillgirl

Hi Mike and Hilary

We'll try that one out next time we go out, unfortunately, it will be a long wait, hoping to go out in March but it depends on work etc.

Ann & Ray

Crawley Karen

Hi Mike
Thanks for info re restaurant - we will definitely try this one out next time we are out. U nfortunately that probably wont be till May now, unless I can escape the husband and kids for a couple of days!!!!
Regards
Karen

Dalamanli

For something cheap, basic but really well-cooked, the Sofra that just behind the council building is great. No alcohol, but for a lunch it's excellent. The only downside is having to use the public toilets next door. Once I got customer's rates (ie free) the other time it didn't work and I had to pay - another 50 kurus down the pan.

Yosun, where you're all off to in April, is excellent, (good choice by someone), they'll pick you up too, I think. The live music on Saturday nights is a bonus (they're all music teachers -mis).

CafeInn is newly opened just off the main street for a snack and seems to be aiming for the sophisticated crowd - can't be too sophisticated though, as I was allowed in.

Dalamanli