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How much should I expect to pay for drinks when on holiday in Turkey?

I am plotting a holiday to Turkey, and just wondered if anyone knows how much drinks such as vodka and coke, and cocktails will cost in the bars. Thankyou!
Also if anyone knows how much the average breakfast/dinner would cost tht would be fantastic too!

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By ertugrul a on December 9, 2009

where and when? also, there are always cheap and expensive bars at same location.

50cl pilsener beer in pubs is between 2 and 30 lira. in most places 4-6 lira.

By door.uk on December 9, 2009

Food is nice and cheap, Drinks very expensive …single Whiskey about £14.00.

stay on beer.nice people..only 200 cigs @ customs.

change your money up over there £/$ and euro accepted in most places. lot of cheap fakes too, excellent ones.

have a fantastic time

By Daniel on December 9, 2009

Efes Pilsen 50 cl. 2,30 YTL
Efes Pilsen 50 cl 2,35 YTL
Efes Extra 50 cl. 2,65 YTL

in shops and malls

add 1 to 2.5 YTL to the price and you got the price of clubs and bars.

By Esra E on December 9, 2009

a lot, i honestly cant stress that word enough.
alcoholic drinks are especially expensive there

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