- Address
- Gazipaşa-Alanya Airport, International Terminal (location listed as International Terminal 2)
Gate T concourse pub option when you want a real seat
Brewmark sits airside in Terminal T at Gazipaşa-Alanya Airport, just past the small central security area and before the main cluster of gates. It’s a basic pub-style spot in a terminal that otherwise runs on a couple of snack kiosks and tiny cafés, so expectations should stay modest. This is one of the few places in GZP where you can sit at a table with a drink instead of standing at a cart.
Opening hours roughly track flight banks, with Brewmark usually active from early morning departures around 06:00 until the last evening flights close out after 22:00. Because GZP is a seasonal and charter-heavy airport, hours can shrink outside summer, so don’t bank on a midnight beer in February. If your flight leaves in the very early morning, check what’s open in the main hall before you clear security into T.
Price tier sits around the $$ mark by Turkish standards: think 120–180 TRY for a basic snack plate or sandwich and 150–250 TRY for a beer or mixed drink, depending on brand and season. That’s higher than Alanya city prices but in line with small-airport markups along the Mediterranean coast. There’s usually a short printed menu with a few pub items rather than anything resembling a full restaurant list.
Food leans extremely simple: pre-made sandwiches, fries, and bar snacks that can be reheated quickly for 737 and A320 turnarounds. Given multiple reviews saying GZP has “no food options” worth a stop, treat Brewmark as functional fuel and a spot for a cold Efes, not a pre-holiday highlight. If you’re picky about food, eat in Alanya or Gazipaşa first and use Brewmark only for drinks.
Watch out for: limited choice, occasional stockouts on busy summer Saturdays, and card terminals that hiccup, especially with foreign cards. Always keep a bit of cash in Turkish lira as a backup.
Final tip: if your gate is close by in T, grab your drink at Brewmark, then sit as close to the gate screens as you can; boarding calls at GZP are short and sometimes only in Turkish.