Beer Point

Gate-side pints before T1 departures

Beer Point sits airside in Antalya T1, right in the main departures area, so you can grab a drink without backtracking far from most gates. It leans hard into its name: draught beer is the headline, with bottled options and basic mixed drinks backing it up. Expect standard international lagers rather than craft curiosities, and pricing pegged to airport levels, not downtown Antalya bar tabs.

Figure on paying roughly double city prices for a 0.5L beer, which lines up with other T1 bars. Food is classic bar fare: think burgers, fries, and simple snacks aimed at quick service between security and boarding. Portions run on the lighter side for the price, so treat it as a pre-flight nibble, not your only meal of the day. Service pace matches the traffic: quicker in the morning, slower in late afternoon when tour flights bank out.

Hours typically track the T1 schedule, opening early morning for the first wave of departures and staying open until the final late-night flights. If you have a 06:00 takeoff, don’t expect a huge menu yet, but you should still find coffee and a basic breakfast bite alongside the beer taps. Seating is mostly open bar stools and some two-top tables, in full view of nearby flight information screens, so you can watch your gate status while you sip.

Expect TV screens tuned to sports and news, with commentary often in Turkish or German thanks to the heavy package-tour traffic at AYT T1. Card payment is standard here, and tap-to-pay works reliably, which helps if your layover is under 90 minutes and you don’t want to juggle leftover lira. If your gate is a 10-minute walk away, order one drink max and ask the server to bring the bill with it from the start.