Eat, Erink and be Merry
After meticuliously studying all reviews, and menu's, ive come up, with my shortlist for eating out....now do bear in mind, it will be my first time to P.P....i did enjoy reading the other threads, regarding fave haunts etc... and wondered if i am far off the mark, I also not keen on having kids playing around...sorry !!
I would like the regulars here, the hardened P.P fans, to give their opinion on my choices, which has basically been narrowed down from their experiences, and reviews from other sites...so here goes !! Cheap but value venues of choice - El posito Tiberi Manduca Trencadora Trio Manduca Barquita Maxim Montenegro...to name a few Dressed up/ Special/ Evening venues - Balaxia C'an Cuarrasse Los Zarzales Los Pescadores good ole... O' Lume La victoria la Fortalesa La terrassa considering these are narrowed down, i will need to narrow them down further...as I doubt I could eat in all of them, could I?? ;) ....of course.....your on your hols...right...( thats my excuse, and im sticking to it...) if anyone thinks im on wrong track!! let me know... Also we arrive about 10-11 pm, any suggestions for a restaurant, from the above list, that would be ideal for that time, serving nice food, but not too fancy, as wont want to dress up after travelling etc!...also with a late bar ! ;) |
Hi Deb,
It was good to see your choice of restaurants but I would have put Trencadora into the second category as it really is (or was) quite a special place to eat. It has received mixed reviews recently so I don't know how it fares with other similar restaurants in Pollensa Old Town. When we visited in October 2004 it was a great experience but not cheap! Ca'n Cuarassa and Balaixa get the thumbs up from me every time. Enjoy Jane:D |
Hi Jane,
Thanks , your right...just checked it out, although seen a lot of reviews saying great value, I possibly mistaken that for cheap ! In work, just leaving, have a lovely weekend !! D |
It's a while since I've been on here no computer for the last 4 weeks:o . Last one died taking all my info. with it:evil .
Others you might want to try Debi are Tango's in the square, the Llenaire restaurant, very good suckling pig and if your looking for a fairly cheap night out and the foods pretty good try The Sparrow near the Pollenca Park Hotel they have a rear terrace which is quite nice, Timberman |
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Hi guys and gals!
And you Timbers , glad to see you are back in business again, wondered where you'd been. Catch you soon!;) And Deb, calm down my dear! 50 odd posts and you've never been yet! And 7 weeks to go! There will be banners strung across the streets in your honour, when you arrive! And yes Sandy I too am a fan of La Vall, had a very atmospheric night in there last year. Not everyone's cup of wine but hey good fun!:rollin :rollin |
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Good choices deb for someone who's never even been to PP yet..you've listened and learned well ;)
Tiberi would be a good choice your first night as it's open late, and near the Square and bars so you'll be able to soak up the atmosphere and get in the holiday mood. La Victoria is great but probably better for lunch as the views across the bay are the best thing about it and really beautiful. The food is fine but simple more than spectacular! Also in the dark for a first visit it's a bit tricky to find but a pleasant journey by day. None of the places you have mentioned do you have to really dress up and anything goes..but if you're like me and like to put your glad rags on I would 'doll up' at Trencadora, Balaixa,Los Zarzales and of course my favourite C'an Costa :) You're going to love it!! Debs Ps Another lovely restaurant to go to is El Cantonet in the old town..very romantic if you ask for a table on the terrace by the church..and you can dress up for that one! |
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cheers guys.....!!!
you have all been very helpful !! I should know the place like the back of my hand now....:lol no doubt i will have another question, before i go !! its fun, while im bored in work !!! ciao for now !! debs |
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Debi,
EL Posito: Tony is now doing 5 different recipes for the cod, i only managed the 3 (on seperate nights), but it should be made compulsory to try all 5 during your stay, they are absolutely delicious! Not to mention the fish soup! :p |
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Cheers,
I hate fish, but boyfriend loves it, so will defo try that out, any other decent/reasonably priced fish restaurants you can recommend |
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Have any of you been to the Oceon bar?It is owned by a lovely lady from Whitley Bay and on my last visit to Pollensa she had made it into a bar/bistro.The chef she has got is excellent and is well worth a visit. P.S. I am new to this forum and its great to look up Pollensa especially on cold dark nights.
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Debi,
El Posito's not only a fish rest. they cover everything. Nearly all restaurants have fish on their menu etc, so you and your partner won't go far wrong. Most if not all the rests. mentioned on the forum are highly recommended and if you stick to them you wont go far wrong. You don't like fish?? What's up with you woman :lol |
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Hi Smiddy, we were in El Posito on Friday night. Usual great food, stuffed peppers and cod with peppers. Thought about having peppers stuffed with peppers for pudding but decided not to.
Wifey couldn't eat all hers so Tony wrapped it up and she had it for lunch at home on Saturday. What a life!! See you soon? |
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each to their own Smiddy, fish :eek
hear what your saying, realise it doesnt only sell fish, was poorly worded, what i meant was, any other restaurants that are popular for their fish dishes, renouned etc !!! D |
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Hi Deb,
For a fish restaurant you could always try Os Cachelos (Casa Gallega) in the square in Puerto Pollensa. It's right next to the church and has a great choice of fish dishes. See my post: Here! The also cater for non-fishy lovers and the setting is great. Regards Jane:b |
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cheers Jane,
sounds ideal !! Told other half, they have fish to die for there !!! , so didnt want to be proved wrong. i may be partial to try some fish, although what i dont dispise, bores me to death, but ive read here, about lovely stuffed mussels, think in the old town, which i admit to fancying, as they sounded lovely, in garlic...hhhmmmm , and El posito, do cod to die for, aparently, so there is 2 places....that'll do...:lol Thanks again jane...have a nice evening :D Deb p.s gonna check out the link !! |
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