Barudi Bar

Eastern Mediterranean


The Barudi Bar is one of Antakya's best-kept secrets, with its hideaway inner courtyard, decent range of imported beers and impressive list of cocktails. It also does simple dishes like salads (₺17 to ₺22) and pasta (₺20 to ₺25).


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