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Best cafes in Antalya

Antalya, Turkey

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Antalya's cafe scene is not one thing. Along the boulevards and back streets you'll find espresso rooms doing modern third-wave work; farther out toward the Kepez neighbourhoods the day starts at a bakery counter with a paper wrapper and hot dough; along Lara Caddesi the coffee reads as a lifestyle product. The twelve places below are not a ranking of the 'best' cafes so much as a map of what different Antalya mornings look like: a 05:00 börek queue on Yener Ulusoy Bulvarı, an all-night coffee window, a pastane doing coffee, cake, breakfast and ice cream under one roof. Skip the beachfront chains chasing the cruise trade; the addresses here are where residents drink their first coffee and their last. Some are single rooms open before dawn, some are 24/7 rooms that never fully close, one is a shop-floor cafe inside a mall. Bring cash, keep expectations pragmatic, and let the hour of day decide which of these twelve is yours.

  1. a group of people sitting at a table with an umbrella
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    Meşhur Sariyer Börek Si̇mi̇t Evi̇

    40/A Kızılsaray Mahallesi Yener Ulusoy Bulvarı, Antalya, 07386

    05:00 opening for börek and simit

    From 05:00 the ovens at 40/A Kızılsaray Mahallesi Yener Ulusoy Bulvarı at 07386 are already turning out the day's börek and simit. Skip the hotel breakfast buffet; the locals eat here, standing, with a paper napkin and a glass of tea, and are back at work before the tourist day has started. The kitchen keeps to a Turkish repertoire and does not diversify. Service closes at 19:00, which tells you what kind of place this is: a morning-and-lunch counter, not a lingering afternoon room. There is a phone at +90 850 833 0712 and a small ordering site, but the honest way to use it is to arrive before 08:00, point, pay, and go.

    • turkish
  2. a cup of coffee on a table
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    U1 Coffee.

    12 Kocatepe Sokak, Antalya, 07100

    Third-wave espresso room open until 00:00 daily

    At 12 Kocatepe Sokak at 07100, the coffee room known as U1 Coffee runs on the calm side of Antalya's third-wave scene. The locals go here on weeknights, when the door stays open to 00:00 and the espresso is still worth ordering at 23:00; the room is built around the machine, not around the Instagram wall. Don't bother asking for food; the menu on the site is a coffee menu, and the barista would rather talk about origin than about breakfast. Service runs Mo-Su 09:00-00:00, which is unusually late for a serious cafe, and the phone at +902422416162 is answered but rarely needed. Come for the second or third cup of the day, not the first.

    • coffee shop

    Hours: Mo-Su 09:00-00:00

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    Tostik

    4 2270. Sokak, Antalya, 07260

    Turkish tost off a Kepez counter

    Smells of grilled bread rise through the door at Tostik long before you find number 4 on 2270 Sokak at 07260: Kepez, not the tourist strip, and worth the walk out. The counter here is the reason to come; skip the chain food courts if you want a proper Antalya tost, hot off the press, on a plate that costs what a plate should cost. The kitchen is a fast-food kitchen, honest about it, and the room stays open from 08:00 to 24:00. There is a phone for takeaway at +9 0539 698 92 47 and a functional website, but the tost travels badly. Eat it standing at the counter, wipe your fingers, and order a second.

    • fast food

    Hours: 08:00-24:00

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    4

    Macbear Coffee Co. Tapas

    no: 5 Lara Caddesi manavoğlu park içi, Şirinyalı Mahallesi, 07500

    24/7 coffee window on Lara Caddesi

    Open 24/7 at number 5 on Lara Caddesi in Şirinyalı Mahallesi at 07500, the Macbear coffee window is the answer to two Antalya questions: where to work in the small hours and where to meet a friend before sunrise. The locals head here after the beach clubs empty out, order a filter, and let the sun come up. Don't bother arriving at peak hour on a summer weekend: the queue is not the point. The kitchen is a coffee kitchen, the phone at +90 544 401 30 54 rings, and the site mostly exists to remind you the door is always open. Come at an odd hour; the room rewards it.

    • coffee shop

    Hours: 24/7

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    Urfa çitir lahmakun

    11/a Arık Caddesi

    Paper-thin Urfa-style lahmacun from a Turkish kitchen

    By the corner at 11/a Arık Caddesi the kitchen at Urfa çitir lahmakun keeps a strict Turkish repertoire: lahmacun off the stone, thin and blackened at the edge, the way it is supposed to be. The paper-thin version here is the point; skip the tourist-strip variants that arrive doughy and folded like a napkin. Order two, not one, and add ayran. Ring +90 242 311 21 24 ahead if you want takeaway at lunch, or check the Instagram feed before you set out. This is not a place to sit long; the counter turns fast, the oven is hot, and the person after you is already waiting.

    • turkish
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    Luna Garden

    4 Kocatepe Sokak

    Courtyard breakfast, coffee, tea and Turkish plates running to 01:00

    Light spills through the courtyard at 4 Kocatepe Sokak where Luna Garden runs from 09:00 to 01:00: a garden room that has decided to be a breakfast place, a coffee bar, a Turkish kitchen, a chicken kitchen, and a tea house at the same time. Skip the hotel garden brunches on the same block; the locals prefer this yard, where the menu is longer than it needs to be and the room is calm even at 22:00. There is a full site with the spread laid out. Order breakfast if you arrive before noon, chicken and tea if you arrive at night. The kitchen does not do one thing brilliantly; it does five things reliably, which is the whole point of a garden cafe.

    • breakfast
    • chicken
    • coffee shop
    • tea
    • turkish

    Hours: 09:00-01:00

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    Dospresso

    68/1 Atatürk Caddesi

    Fresh donuts on Atatürk Caddesi, weekend service to 02:00

    By 02:00 on a Saturday the counter at 68/1 Atatürk Caddesi is still moving: Dospresso runs weekdays 08:00-24:00 and weekends 08:00-02:00, and the crowd at the end of the night is not the same one that shows up at breakfast. The kitchen is a donut kitchen, and it argues for itself: hot, glazed, filled, boxed by the half-dozen. Don't bother ordering coffee to match; the donut is the point. The phone at +90 850 737 2222 is answered for delivery, but the walk-in queue at 23:00 on a weekend is the honest experience. The locals eat two, standing, at the corner outside, and go home.

    • donut

    Hours: Mo-Fr 08:00-24:00; Sa-Su 08:00-02:00

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    % Arabica

    Lara Caddesi, antalya, 07230

    Short espresso on Lara Caddesi, a room built around the machine

    The room at Lara Caddesi at 07230 where % Arabica pours espresso is white, minimal, engineered around the machine, and busy from 08:00 to 20:00 seven days a week. Skip the Instagram queue outside and order the drink, not the cup: the coffee menu is short, and the barista pulls a short espresso well. There is a website and a phone at +90 312 242 1001 but neither matters; you either want a % Arabica or you don't. The locals treat this as a Lara errand: coffee, done, on to the next stop. It is not a place to sit for an hour; the room is not built for it.

    • coffee shop

    Hours: Mo-Su 08:00-20:00

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    Nur Pastaneleri

    344 Sokak, 07075

    Six-in-one pastane: ice cream, breakfast, coffee, cake, bagel, tea, running to 02:00

    The counter at 344 Sokak, 07075 at Nur Pastaneleri does six things: ice cream, breakfast, coffee, cake, bagel, tea, and does not apologise for it. Doors stay open from 10:00 to 02:00 seven days a week, which tells you that this is a neighbourhood room, not a lunch-hour operation. The locals go for the pastane classics; skip the food-court cafes trying to be pastaneler and eat at a counter that is honest about being one. There is a site and a phone at +90 362 2286629 for orders. Come mid-afternoon for cake, late-evening for ice cream; both are worth the walk. This is a room that has been asked what it is and refuses to narrow the answer.

    • ice cream
    • breakfast
    • coffee shop
    • cake
    • bagel
    • tea

    Hours: Mo-Su 10:00-02:00

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    SheMall AVM

    Tekelioglu Caddesi, Antalya, 07160

    Mall-floor coffee stop with 10:00-22:00 access

    At Tekelioglu Caddesi in the 07160 postcode area, the shopping centre known as SheMall AVM runs from 10:00 to 22:00 seven days a week and hosts the kind of chain coffee stops that keep the shopping day going. This is not the room to build a Sunday around; the locals treat it as a functional stop between errands and go somewhere serious for coffee afterwards. Better than the airport-lounge cafes, honest about being a mall: you know what you are walking into. There is a site with the tenant list and a switchboard at +90 242 323 4747. Come for the shopping, take a cup while you wait for your bag to be wrapped, and leave. The list would be dishonest without a mall cafe on it; here is yours.

    Hours: Mo-Su 10:00-22:00

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    Vitaminci 07

    6 Tuzcular Mh. Mescit Sk. No: 6 (Semsiyeli Sokak)

    Mediterranean-Turkish vegetable-forward menu on Mescit Sokak

    By Semsiyeli Sokak at number 6 the kitchen at Vitaminci 07 argues for a mediterranean-and-Turkish combination: juices, small plates, and the kind of vegetable-forward breakfast that Antalya, sitting where it sits, ought to do more of. Skip the tourist-strip smoothie bars; the locals eat here for the same reason they eat at home, and the room shows it. Ring +90 536 855 94 21 if you want a table on a weekend; the phone is answered directly and quickly. Order the Mediterranean side of the menu at midday and the Turkish side at night. It is not a coffee shop pretending to serve food; it is a food room that also serves coffee. That difference is what puts it on the list.

    • mediterranean
    • turkish

This is an early version of the Antalya list. We add picks as we test more places.

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