Beeriver Cafe

Yukarı Pazarcı isn't one of Antalya's headline tourist strips, and that's part of what defines Lumi Cafe & Bistro — a beach club and bar set in a calmer part of the city rather than the middle of the action. For visitors after a break from the busier centre, that lower-key location can be the appeal. It currently holds a 4.3/5 rating on Google from 37 reviews, a modest but reasonable base for getting a sense of the place before you go. Worth considering if you're staying near Yukarı Pazarcı and want somewhere close by.

Aşağı Hisar lies within Antalya's old-town area, close to the historic harbour rather than the newer hotel districts further out. RUMOR YENİ NESİL MEYHANE operates here as a beach-club-style bar, rated 4.3 on Google from 290 reviews, and its setting suits visitors who prefer staying near the compact, walkable centre over a resort strip on the city's edges.

Maison Vera sits in Sorgun, a coastal pocket of Antalya known more for its resort hotels than for nightlife, which makes this beach-club-and-bar a relatively central option if you're staying nearby rather than a destination requiring a long taxi ride. Reviewers on Google rate it highly at 4.9 out of 5 from 34 reviews, one of the stronger scores among venues of its kind in the area.

Sorgun lies along Antalya's coast as a quieter alternative to the busier central beach strips, and Kuytu Bar operates there as a beach club and bar. Its setting away from the most crowded parts of the city makes it more of a relaxed, low-key stop than a central nightlife destination. Google shows a 4.8 rating so far, based on 9 reviews — a small but strongly positive sample worth noting rather than a large, settled reputation.

With 434 ratings on Google averaging a perfect 5.0, Pine side Steak &house restaurant & bar in Sorgun, Antalya stands out for the sheer volume of feedback it has accumulated compared with many similar listings nearby. Sorgun is part of the Side coastal area, generally favoured by travellers wanting a beach-focused stay rather than a city-centre base, and this restaurant-and-bar combination gives guests in that stretch a dining option alongside the usual beach club setup.

HURRA BEACH operates in Sorgun, a coastal part of the Side area known for its beaches rather than a dense city centre, which makes it a fairly typical seaside stop for travellers based along that stretch of coast. Reviewers on Google have rated it 4.8 from 20 ratings so far, and as a beach club and bar it functions as a straightforward spot to spend time by the water or order a drink without needing to travel into town.