Deniz Beach Cafe

It is a pleasant place run by Vecihi Bey and his family. Thanks for your interest and concern.

Don't look at what it says cafe. Family tea garden. Don't expect too much :) Family at all tables, there are children everywhere, they are playing a song called pumping, the vision is super!

Nice place, friendly staff, delicious and reasonable prices. We broke the chair we were sitting in, they said good luck and said goodbye. Thank you.

The sea is beautiful, umbrella and sunbed 10 TL is very cheap, there is a sullen waiter, people are hesitant to order, Finike orange juice is great, a little fanciful place is closed in general, but it's not uncomfortable, I like it

I called for my daughter's birthday, at first I said 10 people, while talking on the phone, two guests did not come, 8 of us were at the entrance of the cafe, I said that 2 of our guests canceled, the man (vecihi) said ok, but despite this, 10 people took the money. Anyway, we cut our cake, we ordered drinks, the waiter said how many water should I bring, I said no need, he said I'll bring it hot again. I said no for the second time. Despite this, they brought 8 waters and put them on the table, after I said I didn't say I didn't want them, he took 4 of them back. Which cafe table owner brings a drink and puts it on the table even if the guests do not want it. These fellows did it. We were not satisfied at all. It's very unfortunate and very shameful.

The place has been criticized but still beautiful. There will be minor disruptions in the district, which is newly used in tourism. Service and service moderately. Food lovely tea lovely sunbeds 7 TL. The shower toilet and dressing cabin have one each and are clean. The core of the addiction is being eaten. This, of course, makes a known pollution. There are public beaches around and barbecues can be made. As you said at first, tourism will settle with time. But it is more beautiful than the public beach.

The place has been criticized but still beautiful. Of course, there will be minor disruptions in the district, which is just getting used to tourism.