Armutalan is a town in Marmaris district of Muğla Province, Turkey. Although an independent municipality it is merged to Marmaris to the southeast. At 36°51′N 28°14′E / 36.850°N 28.233°E / 36.850; 28.233, the distance to Muğla is 49 kilometres (30 mi) . The population is of Armutalan is 17365 as of 2011. Up to recent times Armutalan was a small settlement. Being very close to Marmaris, an important touristic center, it flourished and was made a seat of township in 1987.
Things to do in Armutalan
5 based on 375 reviews
Family Run 80 seat indoor outdoor restaurant with kids park and tv programs
been here loads of times over the years for drinks.murat/alexs and ashkin sure look after you.6 of us had food there this year.september 14th 2017.all had different meals and everyone was very very happy.i had homemade fish cakes chips an mushy peas the were sooo good.this place is one of the best places in Marmaris.5 stars .give this place a try.
4.5 based on 1 reviews
I have been going to Marmaris for about 8 years now and this is definitely my favourite place to go. It’s just round the corner from our usual hotel so that’s an added bonus. The staff are very friendly and welcoming. They work very hard day and night. The food is very good too. Missed Marmaris this year as we went somewhere different but can’t wait to go back in June, will be visiting here first as usual!
4.5 based on 1 reviews
came here for my birthday meal and was made to feel very special. Beautiful decorated table and fantastic food cooked fantastically . The staff were friendly and even got everyone singing happy birthday to me. My traditional Turkish dish was fabulous and my partner t bone steak was great definitely worth a visit and we will be returning
4.5 based on 180 reviews
If you're looking for great fun on a budget you can't beat Sincerity the rooms are very spacious and well equipped.
Very clean and comfortable
The food is very good with a vast menu at very reasonable prices.
And nothing is to much trouble for the staff they are all so friendly.
Under the watchful eye of King Albert.
5 based on 260 reviews
what a nice little bar this is great staff good food you can sit there and people watch all day frank great bloke we was having drink one day whilst waiting for bus to go to Icmeler frank said no prob when u finish drink il take you in car and he did top man top bar
5 based on 306 reviews
On three previous occasions we had stopped at Viking beach for pre-dinner drinks. The drinks had been excellent and the service first rate. In fact, the cocktails were almost too strong for me… almost! As those who know me will understand, I am not a big drinker.
So, when Jean and I were discussing where to eat last night she said how about Viking Beach. I checked the reviews on Trip Advisor and they showed up as 5* so the decision was made.
Once more we took the easy option of a taxi (10lire/£2.18). We have had some surprisingly good drivers whilst on holiday this year and this one was no exception. He drove quickly as they all do, but safely to the Blue Port Centre.
We then walked slowly along the prom chatting amicably to the restaurant touts. I have been saying to them this trip “thanks but we are already booked”. None have taken exception to this and have just said wistfully, “next time”?
Eventually we reached our destination. The outside man recognised us, greeted us nicely but not over the top and showed us to the table of our choice. Front row in the middle with the best all-round view. It pays to come early as the front row seats were soon full, as was the rest of the restaurant.
We said we were not in a rush and ordered drinks. G&T for Jean and Long Island Iced Tea for me. A drink I have only recently discovered that I really enjoy. We also ordered a small bottle of water.
The drinks arrived quickly. Meanwhile Jean had said it would be nice to have something to nibble on so, to save my arm, we ordered one portion of garlic bread with cheese.
When this arrived, it was a revelation. Usually we complain that restaurants are a bit stingy with the garlic butter and cheese. Not at the Viking. The topping of cheese was lavish and well melted so it dripped over the edges. And when we turned over the slices of local bread the garlic butter had soaked right through. Our personal garlic bread heaven.
We took our time with our drinks but eventually it was time to order. The sun had set but we had not been able to watch the colours change on the Islands in the bay as there was a light mist blocking our view. Later this mist turned out to be very high humidity and everything became decidedly damp.
Jean said she had had enough red meat and ordered the chicken fillet with mushroom sauce. Just for a change… I ordered the lamb chops.
In the mean time Jean had been watering down her drink as she said it was far too strong. Not too many places you can say that about! Mine was perfect.
Jean’s dinner arrived on a large white plate. A surprisingly large chicken breast was covered with a rich, creamy mushroom sauce. Alongside, in a small pastry cup were the usual portion of mixed vegetables. Broccoli, carrot and peppers. Plus, of course, a generous portion of large chips.
It was then I thought that I had made a mistake. Usually I ask for the chips to be replaced with extra rice, but in the enjoyment of the garlic bread I had forgotten. This turned out to a lucky slip.
On my plate were a portion of the chips, a portion of Turkish rice and four huge chops! On the side was a salad garnish.
The chips were large, nicely cooked and REAL! I emphasise this because lately we have had an excess of frozen, artificial, processed chips. That’s why I usually go for the rice. But these were lovely.
Jean’s chicken was tender, the sauce well-constructed and very tasty and the vegetables nicely cooked. The chips, as said, were great!
My chops had been perfectly cooked, pink as I like them. They were tender and very succulent with the juices running out of them. I know many prefer their meat well done but I find pink lamb much tastier. The rice was good and useful for mopping up those juices.
We were too full for pudding and I decided to wait for a coffee back at our hotel.
We paid the bill and wandered of into the dark, slightly damp night.
My memory is playing tricks as I cannot for the life of me remember the total cost of this lovely meal. I do remember however that we both though it reasonable and value for money.
We will certainly be back but as time is passing it will have to wait for next year.
Peter & Jean. :o)
5 based on 273 reviews
A Gem within Marmaris
No been here for a couple of years We were not disappointed good selection, good food and service We will be returning
5 based on 433 reviews
Excellent restaurant with excellent staff must place to visit when in Marmaris if your near excelsor hotel or club alpina it's only 5 minutes away it's the best restaurant to go to with great prices and James and Jimmy will always have a laugh with you great place if you have kids too because they have trampoline and games for them, my wife put one star instead of 5 ( mistake ) this place as been 5 star since the day it opened take care Jimmy and James see you again
5 based on 356 reviews
Excellent place for a daytime snack or cool beer, or a nights meal and entertainment. we had the best sirloin steak ever here, 9oz couldn't eat it all. and the acrobats were unbelievable. Staff are very friendly and attentive. Great place to go.
4.5 based on 882 reviews
The show was excellent and very funny. A lot of time and effort must go into this production. It is well worth a visit for the price of the ticket, you will enjoy it and laugh.
The price of drinks is the same as anywhere else is Marmaris. The chicken and chips in my opinion was very below par, against anything else we have eaten on our holiday.
We booked for the show and not the food and that’s why I have given 5 Stars, we really enjoyed the evening.
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