Halal Breakfast in Side — Halal Meat, Pork Cooked Separately

Yes — you can enjoy a genuinely halal-meat breakfast in Side. At Hawaii Restaurant in Side old town, all our beef, lamb and chicken is halal-slaughtered. The Turkish Breakfast contains no pork, and the English Breakfast — which comes with real pork bacon and sausage — can simply be ordered without them. Pork is cooked in a separate pan on a separate hob and never mixed with other food.

What "halal breakfast" really means here

When people search for a halal breakfast in Side, they usually mean one simple thing: a proper morning plate with no pork on it, cooked with meat they can trust. That is exactly what we can offer. Every cut of beef and every piece of chicken we serve is halal-slaughter, and pork only appears in dishes that name bacon or sausage on the menu — so you always know what to leave out.

We want to be honest with you, because honesty is what keeps our regulars coming back. Hawaii is a restaurant and a bar, so we do serve alcohol. That means we are not, and would never claim to be, "halal-certified" or "alcohol-free." What we can promise is straightforward: halal meat and chicken, a breakfast you can order without pork, and a warm, family-friendly table in the heart of the old town. If you want the full picture, our is Hawaii Restaurant halal in Side guide lays it all out plainly.

The English breakfast, without the bacon and sausage

A classic English Breakfast is one of our most-loved morning plates. It comes with bacon and sausage, and both are real pork — not turkey bacon. If you keep halal, simply ask for it without the bacon and sausage; skip them and you still get a full, hearty breakfast. Whenever pork is ordered, it is cooked in a separate pan on a separate hob and never mixed with other food.

Prefer something lighter? Fried eggs on toast is a simple, reliable start to the day. The bacon butty and the bacon-egg-and-chips plate are made with real pork bacon, cooked the same separate way — if you keep halal, an omelet or the Turkish Breakfast is the easier choice. You will find the full spread on our menu. For a deeper look at how we cook the British classic, see our English breakfast in Side page.

Turkish breakfast — naturally pork-free

If you would rather eat like the locals, the Turkish Breakfast is the honest, no-fuss choice for anyone who wants breakfast without pork in Side. A Turkish spread is built around cheeses, eggs, fresh bread and the small dishes that make a leisurely morning — pork simply is not part of it. It is a favourite with families and with guests who want to keep things halal without a second thought. For more on this generous style of eating, read our best Turkish breakfast in Side guide.

Where we are, and how to get here

You will find us in Side old town on 512. Sk., open every day from 10:00 to 02:00, so breakfast fits easily around a slow holiday morning. We are an easy trip from Kumköy, Evrenseki, Çolaklı, Sorgun, Titreyengöl, Gündoğdu, Ilıca and Manavgat. There is free hotel pickup from selected hotels, plus an affordable two-way transfer if your hotel is not on the list — just message us on WhatsApp at +90 533 930 12 83 and we will sort the details.

Good to know before you come

Because we have been feeding Side since 2000, we have learned a few things about what guests actually want. If halal meat matters to you, order confidently — our beef and chicken are always halal-slaughter, and any dish that names bacon or sausage can be ordered without it. If someone in your party does order bacon or sausage, it is cooked in a separate pan on a separate hob, so everyone at the table is comfortable. And if you fancy staying on after breakfast, we are also a proper night out: wood-fire and charcoal grill in the evenings, karaoke, live sport on the screens (football, Premier League, Champions League, Formula 1 and hockey), over 30 cocktails, and a Happy Hour from 19:00 to 20:00.

Planning a family breakfast or a group visit? It is worth booking ahead in season. You can reserve a table in a minute, and browse everything on the menu first. For the wider picture of eating well and halal around town, our halal food in Side guide is a good next read.