Ada Restaurant - Şövalye Island, Fethiye

[philrose]

I think that was a good price, it is not only the meal being more expensive than, say Pasa Kebab, it is the fact your are taken out by boat (no charge) to eat on a private island.   If someone else could say where in the world you could get this sort of meal and service for £24.00 per head, please let us know. 
I think we are a bit spoilt in Calis and Fethiye by wonderfully cheap meal prices.

I make the price to be around £32 a head....

[Highlander]

Tell them you are coming from Scotland.

Yawn.

[scorcher]

Point missed.

[Highlander]

It was indeed - can you enlighten me please.   

[faymoore]

Just like to mention that Sue & myself had a fantastic time at Ada Restaurant today.
We were there for 6 hours and enjoyed every minute of it.

The staff were very efficient and our lunch was excellent.

We will certainly go back and enjoy the experience again.

IMO the total cost for the day, just over GBP50.00 was not excessive.  

[kevmclean2001]

Did you have a plate of chips to share and a small water

[faymoore]

No kevmclean2001 we actually had this...lol
I think yours worked out as 130YTL average, ours just over 100.
   

[lissa]

And they even charged for the sun loungers.... I think this is expensive, 65 lira for lamb......and 40 lira for sea bass. Why do they charge for the sun loungers is you are eating and drinking there?

[Jacqui Harvey]

I think restaurants are what you want. If you want cheap you can sit on white plastic chairs in a back street and get cheap.  If you want a boat trip out to a private island to eat, drink and have a lovely pleasant day you can pay the extra in Turkey (extra, which would be ridiculously cheap in the U.K. )It is entirely up to the individual.

[Scunner]

I sort of think that but I think the same way about restaurants as I do about holidays or hotels. It's all about value for money, not cost in money. We can pay £80 for a nice meal for the four of us in a nice setting - and we can spend £20 for a meal for 4 at Frank Cannons for example - plastic patio chairs, plastic tablecloths and paper napkins from a box dispenser (that thud was Jacqui fainting).

The £80 meal was worth it. The £20 meal was worth it. Was the £80 meal four times more enjoyable than the £20 one was satisfying? Probably not.

Value per pound, that's the key to life economics, and I have a A level in economics so I'm definitely right