What restaurants are at Antalya Airport?

Most of them are in International Terminal 2: Taste of Anatolia for regional Turkish cooking, Sherefe with its cocktail bar, Enzo for Italian, Yo! Sushi, the Puro Gusto and Starbucks coffee bars, plus McDonald's, KFC, Costa Coffee and Sbarro. Terminal 1 has Sports Café, Gloria Jeans and Starbucks; the Domestic Terminal has Sera Café, Rigoletto, Via Pub and The Pinion.

What food is there in Terminal 2?

Terminal 2 holds almost all of the airport's dining — around 10,000 square metres of it. Regional Turkish cooking at Taste of Anatolia, Italian at Enzo, sushi at Yo! Sushi, cocktails at Sherefe, coffee at Puro Gusto and Starbucks, and the international names: McDonald's beside the duty-free zone, KFC, Costa Coffee and Sbarro.

Is there food after security?

Yes, although the airport does not state for every outlet which side of security it is on. Two positions in Terminal 2 are known: McDonald's stands next to the duty-free zone and Costa Coffee where the gate concourses meet, so both are past passport control.

Food at Antalya Airport: Restaurants in T1, T2 and the Domestic Terminal

Q: Is anything open at night?

Four places are listed as open 24 hours, and none of them is in Terminal 2: Sports Café in Terminal 1, and Sera Café, Rigoletto and Via Pub in the Domestic Terminal. For Terminal 2 the airport publishes no opening hours at all, so on a very early departure do not count on a particular brand.

Almost all of the eating at Antalya Airport happens in International Terminal 2. Its food and drink area covers roughly 10,000 square metres and is run by BFA, a joint venture between BTA Food & Services and Fraport. Terminal 1 and the Domestic Terminal are far smaller — seven outlets between them — but they hold something Terminal 2 does not: every place the airport lists as open around the clock.

International Terminal 2

The airport's own directory lists these, and publishes an opening time for only one of them:

Taste of Anatolia — regional Turkish cooking, built around local and seasonal ingredients.
Sherefe — a restaurant with a cocktail bar, pitched at the city's evening mood.
Enzo — Italian, family-style, pizza and pasta.
Yo! Sushi — the one option here that is neither Turkish nor fast food.
Puro Gusto — Italian-style coffee bar, 08:00 to 23:00.
Starbucks — a second branch of the one in Terminal 1.
Bar Mangia, Brewmark and Flute — bar-and-snack formats for a drink and something light before boarding.

The company that runs the concessions names several international brands in the same terminal on top of that list: McDonald's beside the duty-free zone, KFC, Costa Coffee where the gate concourses meet, Sbarro for pizza by the slice, and Cakes & Bakes and Sweet Delights for something sweet. A Paul bakery is due to open there later in 2026.

International Terminal 1

Sports Café — 24 hours.
Gloria Jeans — coffee and cake, 08:00 to 23:00.
Starbucks — 08:00 to 23:00.

Domestic Terminal

The building next to Terminal 1, for flights within Turkey, is the best served at night:

Sera Café — 24 hours.
Rigoletto — 24 hours.
Via Pub — 24 hours.
The Pinion — 08:00 to 23:00.

If your flight is at night

Four places are listed as open around the clock, and all four are in the two smaller buildings: Sports Café in Terminal 1, and Sera Café, Rigoletto and Via Pub in the Domestic Terminal. For Terminal 2 the airport publishes no hours at all. On a 04:00 international departure, plan on finding something rather than on a particular brand being open.

Before or after security

The airport does not say, outlet by outlet, which side of security each one is on. Two positions in Terminal 2 are known from the operator: McDonald's stands next to the duty-free zone and Costa Coffee at the junction of the gate concourses, so both are past passport control. What is airside in the shops is a separate matter — see the duty-free guide.

Which building you are in decides what is within walking distance. Terminal 1 and the Domestic Terminal stand next to each other; Terminal 2 is a separate building with its own set of outlets. The terminals page explains which flights use which one.

Worth knowing

Airport prices sit above city prices here as they do almost everywhere, and the airport does not publish a menu or a price list for any outlet, so treat anything you read online as an estimate. The list above is the airport's own directory plus the brands its concession operator has announced. Outlets and hours change with the season at an airport this seasonal, so if one specific place matters to you, check the airport's own Food & Beverages listing before you travel.