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Postby shaz » 24 Apr 2007 13:08

Everyone must try Old Famous Bar this year. We had an opening night drink in there the other night and hasten to say a few bottles of vodka later :lol: we were all quite merry and had a great evening.
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Postby Colette » 24 Apr 2007 13:49

I love wandering down to the Bamboo on the front after a meal and a stroll round, some guy sings live and it's great for people watching :D
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Postby smc4761 » 24 Apr 2007 14:37

How are the prices this year in the old famous, for beers and soft drinks and are they typical of the resort in general.
How about the food prices this year, are they similar to last year?

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Postby shaz » 24 Apr 2007 16:38

Yes prices in old famous are around the same prices in general as other restaurants and bars and also the food prices are good because of the smaller menu
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Postby skilly » 24 Apr 2007 21:21

Maymun, we also like the Miami bar in the old village. Manuel (Umbashir), the owner is so hard working and always makes you feel so welcome!
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Postby MUSTAPHABUN » 25 Apr 2007 03:21

colette we have the same tastes.after a nice meal a pleasant stroll down by the canal we pop into the bamboo to listen to MUFIT.(a rather unfortunate name for a musician i always thought).an efes for me a cocktail for lesley,we people watch from our corner table.
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Postby Colette » 25 Apr 2007 13:43

Is that his name David? He is really good and loads of people get up and dance, I always try and get mum and dad to get up but they never do lol

I agree a nice relaxed way to end the evening :D not to mention some good people watching :D
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Postby sanjo » 25 Apr 2007 20:00

Shaz

We will deffinately be there in June. Can't wait to see how things have changed as we havn't been since 2005. The Old Famous was one of our fave places.
Glad you had a good night :mrgreen:
Have you taken any pics of the new place? If so could you post one?

Are they still going to do breakfast as we used to love going there in the mornings for our scrambled egg and fresh orange juice? :D :D
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Postby Jacmoo » 29 Apr 2007 13:41

Try the Romeo and Juliet. No loud music or dancing waiters. Very relaxing. Pool table and playstation for the kids. Complimentary nuts and fruit. Very friendly owners and staff. We seem to end up here every night as our 13 year old son loves the place. Just along the road from the Dream Three Bells.
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Postby Clairie » 30 Jul 2008 10:34

Hi, would just like to recommend Charly's Steak Restaurant, (used to be an Irish Bar last year) opposite Taj Mahal beside Mandalin and Linekars, the best grub in Turkey, full Irish/English breakfast (proper bacon and sausages & home made thick chips), English Tea the lot.

Good entertainment this year also (after dinner). My finance owns it (Leo).....But honestly have to say its a bit different from all the normal "holiday food" you get everywhere and better quality meat!
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Postby Clairie » 30 Jul 2008 11:15

Subzi wrote:Wheres this charlys irish bar?? is it busy and lively at night? or will it be around august do you think? btw can anyone recommend the busiest place for all the teenagers and people in the 20s will go before the clubs ive been going for a few years i usually end up in wonderboys or hobnobs anyone else recommend for me and my mates?


Hi, the Restaurant is down the side street opposite Taj Mahal across the road from Mandalin and next door to Linekars, round the corner from the web cam lol. Its very good food, the best I have had and even when I lived there.

The discoteque is lively, Eastenders or a fun pub for all the family is Romance, have many a good night in here!! Owned by English people. But Charly's have entertainment on after dinner around 10pm.

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Postby ianwesty » 30 Jul 2008 17:45

Stewart,
If you're anywhere near to the Pinewood then you can use the Celik, The Sevgi/Sempati ( excellent restaurant by the way ) Richards place at the Sahin Palace or if you cross the road you have more quieter bars there.
I can recommend the Sempati (Sevgi aprts) great food and quieter surroundings( apart from their Turkish nights!!)
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Postby Beau » 31 Jul 2008 19:37

For a nice peaceful evening with fantastic food I'd highly recommend 'Love Star' up in the old village.

The food is fantastic and there's no dancing waiters, just a nice chilled out atmos.
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Postby Fanny » 31 Jul 2008 19:43

Wayside is a lovely meal - just round the corner from Tansas
has to be the closest we've found in Icmeler for a proper restaurant and the food is fantastic
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Postby ochlynda » 31 Jul 2008 21:34

Must admit Fanny we had a lovely meal at the Wayside when we were on holiday's the beginning of July and it was lovely no hassel to stay after we had eaten would reccomend a visit here we will def. go back in September.

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Postby Fanny » 31 Jul 2008 22:08

aw Lynda, that would be nice and romantic with just you 2 & no kids
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Postby ochlynda » 31 Jul 2008 23:09

It will certainly be very different for us Fanny can't wait.
Hope you and your family have a safe journey and a really fab holiday.
Looking forward to the review and the photo's.

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