Calis Beach and Fethiye Turkey Discussion Forum
Calis Beach Forum => Calis Bar and Restaurant Questions and Discussions => Topic started by: Scunner on October 10, 2013, 21:09:30 PM
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Another thought inspired by a different topic (pros and cons)
Where in Calis/Fethiye is or was your favourite people watching spot?
I used to love getting a table overlooking the prom at La Teras, when it was above the Bus Stop. Perfect for undetected people watching. Also Sundays would not be complete without a break for a chicken wrap, a can of Fanta Orange and a good old person watch at the Sunday Market :)
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Just talking about La Teras when we where in Calis a few weeks ago and saying it was the best place to people watch. I also agree about the cafes at the Market too.
I like to sit at one of the restaurants on the prom at lunch time people watching is quite fun then...
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Never been to the La Teras but did used to like sitting at the front of the balcony of La Terace. ;)
Only problem was if I spotted someone I needed to speak to I was no longer quick enough to get down the stairs. :(
Also agree with the Sunday Market but failed to spot anyone we knew recently.
We like sitting in Maya but it's less populated down there.
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Never been to the La Teras but did used to like sitting at the front of the balcony of La Terace. ;)
I do apologise for using the Turkish spelling of the word, for a restaurant in Turkey ;)
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The corner table at the Kerim across from water taxi
:)
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Love that spot Toky but don't you find the chairs too laid back? It's a perfect spot to watch people coming off the water taxi and guessing if they have been to Calis before.
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We like Hamsi or Nil Bar on Calis front.
Obens is relaxing too on those sofas.
In Fethiye used to love Iskele in front of the amphitheatre but since the restoration work began the traffic now races past on what used to be the wide prom/harbour.
Any of Bogasici (spell?) or Shaka are nice too.
In Hisaronu the cafe next to Goldfinger.
Olu Deniz, the Buzz Bar.
Plus of course the market cafes!
Anywhere really! ;)
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My husband says no matter what restaurant we go to I always manage to get seat where I can see everything ..... Bit of a nosey cow
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Booty in Hisaronu is good for people watching as Elvis stops so many people to ask them in.
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We love sitting in the street side seats at the Tango Bar in Hisaronou
such a great mix of chavs, Turks and revellers to watch :D
(Always leave by 10pm though - can't stand the British drunks ;) )
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The corner of the Kerim Hotel from the comfort of the big chairs.
The Sultan Patisserie near the Law Courts. Especially in the morning watching people pick up their food on the way to their work.
Departure lounges of any airport.
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Any airport ?????
I love it at Gatwick going out, but Dalaman coming home is just miserable :( :( :(
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"I do apologise for using the Turkish spelling of the word, for a restaurant in Turkey ;)"
Absolutely no need to apologise ;)
(http://s8.postimg.org/4zrou52yp/La_Terace1.jpg) (http://postimg.org/image/4zrou52yp/)
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front row at Josephs for me
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Absolutely no need to apologise ;)
I wasn't apologising I assure you :)
(http://www.calis-beach.co.uk/teras.jpg)
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I love the corner table in Seckin. Much prefer to watch the Turkish people go about their daily business than tourist watch on the prom.
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Kerim in their big comfy chairs for us too. Except don't drink the coffee, the last ones we had there in May were disgusting :o
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Absolutely no need to apologise ;)
I wasn't apologising I assure you :)
(http://www.calis-beach.co.uk/teras.jpg)
(http://s9.postimg.org/loutf91gb/Statlerand_Waldorf_2.jpg) (http://postimg.org/image/loutf91gb/)
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Never been to the La Teras but did used to like sitting at the front of the balcony of La Terace. ;)
I do apologise for using the Turkish spelling of the word, for a restaurant in Turkey ;)
I've been wondering since this post how it came to be La Terace or was it simply a mistake.
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No idea, but my favourite place in Calis, still, Can remember the night we sat with the owner who was a lovely man and he told us the last light at the end of the prom was his house. We loved this place, great food, chilled out atmosphere, the best. Happy memory of speaking to his brother, when I asked him what they did in the Winter, he said, "Make babies" Also remember the night they had a fire dancer up on the Terrace, he was great.
Such a shame the owner was killed in such a terrible way... I cannot see any place to replace La Terace (which ever way it was spelled)
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They cerainly had the best chef in Calis Jacqui.
I had always thought that it was the gentlemen on the right who died so tragically. If so I never realised he was the owner.
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Sitting in Joseph's also and your right John, the chef in la Teras, la terace, his fillet steak cafe de paris mmmm
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We also love the corner table at sechin Anne, looks like we might be fighting for it next May :) would much rather watch the turkish people going about there day that tourists, as tourusts are so pridictable, you never know what the turkish people will do next.
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who's Spot?