| Name |
Contact |
Address |
Information |
| |
| Alaior |
| El
Sereno |
|
|
near
the airport road English carvery all you can eat for a fixed price very
expensive IMO for what you get. Has anyone else eaten here if so please
let me know what you think |
| Cobblers |
|
|
Expensive.
A 1st class restaurant, not much to look at from out side being in a
narrow street but it opens out into a beautiful courtyard Very classy
but well worth the money, when I say expensive its relative, I would
have paid at least twice as much at home for a similar meal and service
I think we paid about 21,000 ptas for a meal for four in 1998 (including
wine and after dinner drinks) |
| |
| Arenal
d'en Castell |
| Na
Macaret
Glass House
Acuario |
|
|
the
one we liked best is called the "Glass House" right in
front of the beach. The other two in the square are not so good but we
did try them.
The best food there,
including Menorcan specialities, is found in "Acuario". This
was the most popular of all the 3 restaurants. |
| Alcalde
|
|
|
This
restaurant is located down the cliff side to the left as you take the
main drag into Arenal town centre. It is the first restaurant you will
come to, about 200 metres before the main cluster of 'family pizza
restaurants'. It is not immediately visible from the road as it is set
down the hill below eye level, but there is a sign and menu displayed at
the roadside.The set menu at 1850 pts [as of 2000] for 3 courses with a
glass of wine, I considered very reasonable, (especially as my children
ate and enjoyed everything). The surroundings are delightful with
wonderful views from the terrace over the bay (go early or book for an
outside table). The service is also excellent with friendly and helpful
staff. many thanx
"I would stress
that this is by far the best restaurant in the resort (we tried
most of them) and the fixed menu comes with a bottle of wine (not a
glass) when ordering for two people." |
| M1
Pizza |
|
|
It
is on a small road heading away from the hotel Aguamarina. |
| Isla
Paraiso Aparthotel |
|
|
The
restaurant to avoid is at the Isla Paraiso Aparthotel. The service is
poor, there was a 600 pts charge for cashing a travellers cheque
and in the adjoining bar we has to wait 25 minutes and order three
times for a cocktail, Avoid at all costs. |
| |
| Binibeca |
| Los
Bucanero |
|
|
Situated
on the beach serves full menu from snacks to excellent dishes salads,
meat etc. only open during the day. |
| Restaurant
D.P |
|
Cala
Torret |
Good
english food large portions very good value for money not expensive
Known the world over English run English menu large portions gets very
full nice setting over looking the med. |
| Bar
Sacova |
|
Cala
Torret |
Great
food good friendly service A good english run relaxing place to eat out.
Very relaxed atmosphere good menu try their shoulder of Lamb excellent. |
| Bini
inn |
|
|
near
Binibeca Vell a little more expensive but good food and service. |
| El
Pescador |
|
|
Fish
restaurant at Binibeca Vell all things fish not cheep but good. |
| El
Faro |
|
|
Spanish
good value good food over looking the sea at Cala Torret. |
| Bar
Adrian |
|
|
in
Biniancola just a short distance from Punta Prima at the South East
corner of the island. On the 2 occasions that we have been to Bar
Adrian, we have been made to feel as welcome as regular, nightly
visitors (which we would be if we holidayed within easy distance of the
restaurant). As I said, we were made to feel most welcome and were
presented with a varied menu of fish, meat, Paella (book in advance),
pasta.....oh it goes on.Our meals were served piping hot and in a most
grand manner showing how proud the members of the family who run the
restaurant are of their establishment. |
| Smugglers |
|
|
The Swordfish was
enormous, it would fit on two plates. A meal for 5 with starters, main
course, dessert & drinks for around 15k pts is great value, the
owners were very friendly |
| Pedros
[the restaurant
attached to the bar owned by Peter from Preston]. |
|
|
For service and choice we
enjoyed this best. The bar is open until 2am and is small but friendly, very
popular when there is live football on the tele. The restuarant does an
excellent set Sunday menu as well as having the best variety during the week.
You get good portions for your money and Nini, the waitress is among the most
friendly you could meet. |
| |
| Cala Blanca |
| Es
Moix |
|
|
Although
the prices are a little bit more, the quality of the food is very high,
for example a three course meal for three adults with drinks and coffee
cost about 10,000 pts (40 pounds) and you get the chance to sample real
Menorcan food |
| Maribels
|
|
|
the food here is good and fairly well priced, a three course meal for
three with wine came to about 8,000 pts (32 pounds), the only drawback
were the desserts that came ready made from the freezer (except for the
crepes), but on the plus side they do cater for children, there is a
clown that will keep the kids occupied for about an hour from 9 o'clock
pm. Generally I would suggest you avoid places that show pictures of the
food, they are a little cheaper but the quality is much lower, we tried
two of these places and paid about 7,000 pts (28 pounds) in each and
came away disappointed both times.
|
| Maribel
Avenida Bar & Restaurant |
|
Cala
Blanca, near Ciutadella |
It
is a truly wonderful place! |
| Tony`s
Bar |
|
|
in
the Commercial Centre of Cala Blanca is a well run and extremely
friendly bar. Tony himself is usually around and is an excellent host
with time for everyone. They don't do food (although Tony owns the
restaurant opposite and keeps a close eye on this too) so this is the
ideal place if you want a proper pub. Locals use it - always a good
sign!
Tony is a Barcelona fan and
loves soccer, which is usually on in some form on the large screen tv.
However, this doesn't detract from the atmosphere as there is always
good music playing and the staff are very attentive. This is a bar for
the grown-ups, no novelties for the kids. And Tony`s Sangria is
more-ish! Outside seating is perfectly
placed for watching the Cala Blanca world going by on a warm evening.
|
| |
| Cala
Bosc |
| Leli's |
|
|
near
the little bridge. they were extremely welcoming and were quite happy to
adjust the menu to suit. I'd recommend the Hake (if you like garlic) and
the roast lamb. |
| Aqua
park |
|
Cala
Forcat |
the
pizzas were excellent and so was the chicken in almond sauce. Also very
reasonable prices.( give the lasagne a miss... yuk) of all
the people we spoke to nobody had a decent paella. |
| Mr
Jaume |
|
|
The
food here was average, as was the service. Vowed not to return, the best
part was the harbour side location but there are many restaurants with
just as good views. |
| Avanti |
|
|
This
was the best restaurant in the locality, especially if you have
children. The service here is just perfect and very family friendly,
well worth a visit and returning to as we did. |
| Cafe
Balear |
|
|
this
place is a little more expensive but well worth it. The staff are
friendly and the food is great. The steaks are to die for and the
chicken kebabs are great. Situated along the harbour means you also have
lovely views whilst eating. |
| Piccola
Pizzeria |
|
|
next
to the Goody Goody Park at the marina. Service and food were excellent.
We were also treated to a display of pizza making by their resident
"pizza man" Umberto. My 4 year old daughter loved this
especially. |
| Goody
Goody Park |
|
|
provides
a safe place for the kids to play while the adults can enjoy an
inexpensive snack and a drink. |
| Princesa
Playa |
|
|
provides
entertainment for all the family every night. |
| Britannia |
|
|
an
English bar, provides a really good atmosphere at night with the
resident duo Joyride |
| |
| Cala Galdana |
| Restaurant
Sa Luna |
|
|
Pork
in Almond sauce! It's the best thing you'll ever taste!
'Peter
and his staff are brilliant with children and whilst you would not say
the menu was typically Menorcan , the food is well prepared, very well
priced' |
| Es
Barrancin |
|
Cala
Galdana |
we
were all well (and I mean well) fed for less than £15 all up! Fixed
priced menu was £6.50 per adult and was rather good value. |
| Es
Barranc |
|
|
slightly
more up-market but fantastic value, service was prompt even at high
season, very varied menu. |
| Chino
Dragon |
|
|
I've
never been a great fan of Chinese food, believing it to be bland and
uninteresting. Wrong !! The food we had here was beautifully cooked,
full of flavour, and even the kids found plenty on the menu to interest
them. In the end we filled the table with dishes and side dishes, and
pigged out for less than £45 for the four of us, including drinks! |
| Paseo
Maritimo |
|
|
several
set menus, with quite a good choice within each. Nothing fancy, but
certainly not tacky. Examples : the tomato soup came with a mountain of
croutons on a plate - a meal in itself. The leg of lamb was enormous,
cooked the Menorcan way, and just fell off the bone. The salmon was well
presented with vegetables and salad. |
| |
| Cala
en Porter |
| La
Salamander |
|
|
restaurant
and bar" in Cala n, Porter, we had many good evening meals there,
it is very lean, has a good atmosphere and a great selection to choose
from, for just 1600 Ptas (as at 2000) you get a three course meal
chosen from a broad selection and 1/2 a bottle of wine. They are well
set-up for families with an enclosed outside play area at one end of the
sunken outside eating area so the kids can play in a safe area while the
parents enjoy their meals or wait for food to arrive. |
| Look
Fu Chinese restaurant |
|
|
we
had take away one evening, very nice but a little expensive and the
curry sauce ( I know, I know ) was like soup and came in a plastic cup
with silver foil for a lid which made for an interesting drive back to
the villa. |
| Sa
paissa |
|
|
restaurant
in cala 'n' Porter as the service was fantastic and the food was out of
this world especially the millennium dish .which is a full plate of
grilled meats ,chicken, pork, steak, chops, and for good measure
accompanied by a baked potato and salad all for a reasonable price |
| Stop |
|
Calan
Porter |
Excellent
food from a wide menu |
| Club
Menorca |
|
Calan
Porter |
Pretty
poor quality all round. Pity, as the view from the restaurant was
spectacular |
| La
Palette |
|
|
Has
good food selection of fish dishes it is situated near the Xoroi Cave
slightly out of the town. |
| The
Castle |
|
Calan
Porter |
excellent
food and superb value - cost 1400 pts for three courses, wine, bread and
water.......I cannot stress enough - the food was superb.. |
| Can
Bernat |
|
Sant
Climent / Calan Porter road just opposite the Son Vitamina turning |
a
fantastic Menorcan restaurant. You will find them on the . The food was
wonderful, service excellent, quite expensive but worth it, an all round
pleasurable truly Menorcan dining experience!!! |
| |
| Cala
n Forcat |
| Aqua
park |
|
Cala
Forcat |
the
pizzas were excellent and so was the chicken in almond sauce. Also very
reasonable prices.( give the lasagne a miss... yuk) of all
the people we spoke to nobody had a decent paella. |
| Restaurant
La Baras |
|
Cala
Forcat |
he
leg of lamb is a must as is the veal. All meals are cooked in a
clay baked oven.
Las Brasas claims to have the
only clay cooking stove in Menorca. It is true Menorcan food served in
an unusual setting of wooden tables and benches. You will find locals
eat here. The menu is good and each day special meat is on offer |
| Sa
Calderela |
|
|
must
be one of the best, value for money. It has a lovely atmosphere, the
service is quick, and the food is excellent. A good place for all ages
and all tastes. A huge menu and the deserts are delicious (unusual, the
Menorcan's are not desert eaters). |
| Giovannis
Pizzeria |
|
Cala
Forcat near Indiana Bills |
Feed
a family on a budget. |
| La
Brasas |
|
Down
the alley next to Porkys bar |
If
you are a meat eater then this is the place to be. Excellent ! |
| Haiti,
Bianco, El Arpon |
|
|
All
have the same menu & prices. Friendly atmosphere & good food. |
| La
Ancora |
|
|
The
chicken can only be described as disgusting. |
| El
Patio |
|
near
the Hotel Faragut and looking out over the sea to Majorca |
This
is largely a fish restaurant but does cater for every taste with a very
varied menu - any of the shell fish is to be recommended, grilled
lobster etc. and they do a very good fish kabab. Fresh fish is
delivered daily. The owner also has a good selection of wines.
You can watch the sun set, enjoy good food, in a really pleasant
atmosphere. |
| El
Abuelo |
|
|
after
a starter and main course, it is unlikely that you will have room for
one! Very varied menu, and at an average price for 3 adults and one
child of under £25 (inc drinks) as at May 2001, excellent value.
Service is exceptional with one or two "character" waiters to
add entertainment value. Cannot recommend highly enough. |
| Maxi's
snack bar |
|
|
a
wonderful restaurant / bar with an outside eating area which sits around
25 people with the same inside. It is an excellent place to view the
sunset on an evening. prices very reasonable, an example was a pepper
steak, cuttle fish, 3 large beers & 3 white wines for £20 |
| Tropical
Kiss |
|
Cala
N Forcat |
This
is an excellent bar. Very tropical looking as the name would
suggest. Great atmospherea and a large selection of cocktails
which are served in unique "cups". The service is fast
and friendly. The owner Manu is great fun and speaks good English.
Juan Carlos is also good fun and sports a great haircut. The music
is good and they also have large screen TV's and a pool table along with
some games machines. Both young, old and families were made
welcome |
| |
| Cala Santandria
& Sa Caleta |
| Hotel
Psoiden |
|
Cala
Santandria |
Very
reasonable price |
| |
| Ciutadella |
| Pa
amb'oil |
|
|
good
food great service comfortable good value but not cheep. You must try
the country bread! Griddled bread on which you rub cloves of garlic and
then tomato, sprinkle with olive oil and a little salt, it's yummy,
easily the best garlic bread you will ever taste |
| The
guitar restaurant |
|
is
to be found in the middle of town close to the cathedral (ask locals or
shop assistants for directions). It is difficult to find as it is under
ground |
Evening
menu more expensive many unusual dishes. Well worth a visit |
| Ca'n
Nito.In |
|
the
main square of the town |
serves
good coffee, pastries and tapers in the bar. A large dining area is at
the back of the bar. A wide choice of menu, with a menu of the day. |
| the
Tapas bar |
|
the
main square in Ciutadella |
It
was excellent. We had a selection of dishes for lunch, mainly
fish, including the best anchovies I have ever tasted + 2 glasses of
beer for £10. Excellent value and service. |
| Cafe
Balear |
|
port
at Ciutadella |
the
house special is "Onion Lobster" (Out of this world). This
place does not open till around 8.00 pm and is full by 8.20 pm with people
sitting outside waiting to get in for over an hour. We witnessed people
going in at midnight and the place was still full. Unbelievable. |
| Es
Raco des Ports |
|
Ciutadella |
Small
and subtle, you could easily miss it amongst the more brash and bustling
harbour side eateries. The setting is fantastic, the food is of an
excellent quality and the service is lively and upbeat. Seafood
features strongly, not surprisingly, but the menu also features more
than its fair share of chicken, beef and pork dishes as well as some thoughtful
vegetarian options (so hard to find elsewhere). Booking is
essential, but gives you time to wander around the harbour by night, or
stop at the cocktail bar next door for Xoriguer fizzes. Three
course dinner, including wine, for two people around 9000 pesetas |
| Restaurante
China Town |
|
|
This
Chinese is about 150 yards from the main square down Carrer Mallorca
[south west]. The lunchtime special was 925pts for three courses and
included wine. There was a fair choice on the special menu of Chinese
and Spanish dishes. The service was good and the food excellent. |
| El
Figuera |
|
|
quite
acceptable. Welcoming sherries and hot garlic bread were followed by the
delights of squid, sole mauniere, and black, oily cuttlefish paella. A
little expensive |
| Café
Baleares |
|
in
Ciutadella (on the seaside but away from the typical touristic places) |
The
starters perfect (clams etc.) and the lobster with onion very, very
good. The owner also have a Cafe Baleares in Cala´n Bosch, but I didn´t
try it. But it is said to be as good as the one in Ciutadelha. 1/5 kilo
of lobster is 7500 pts. each, but worth it |
| |
| Es Castell |
| Bar
Espania |
|
|
A
must for all visitors to the island. A family run Spanish restaurant
with excellent menu, service and price. Well known as a fish restaurant,
highly recommended. On carrer Victori just off the main square
The Espania exceeded the report
in the “recommended restaurants”. On 27/10/2000, the “menu del
dia” gave a choice of three starters, three main courses and four
sweets. WE had paella, veal in a sauce and creme caramel. The
two meals cost 1950 pts (£7.20) and that included 50cl of house wine
and a bottle of water |
| Lalola
Pizzeria |
|
Situated
in the small harbour |
family
run with a excellent menu. Each day a menu of the day is displayed both
lunch and evening time and this is very good value e.g. three course
with bread and wine [not just a glass ether] |
| Hotel
Hamilton |
|
|
This
is the sister hotel to the Pueblo. The same style buffet menu, again
payment at the desk before you enter excellent views of the port of
Mahon from the dining room. (More suitable for adults). |
| CanDelio |
|
|
Lunch
was about £5 for three courses including a very respectable wine. We
had gazpacho, tuna salad and sardines and they were phenomenal - so
fresh! The meal we had one evening was just as good - more pricey but
beautiful scenery and a real buzz about the place. Superb food and
friendly staff. |
| Es
Castell Yacht Club |
|
|
If
you walk right to the end of Es Castell harbour there's a door marked Es
Castell Yacht Club.'
It looks really seedy and horrible but if you go up the stairs you come
out onto a lovely terrace with a wonderful view of Es Castell. Go for
lunch - it's wonderful. £5 for three courses including wine. We had
paella and scallops with cheese and leek to start, Cuttlefish and a
massive piece of lamb for main and lovely menorcan ice cream for pud.
Good wine too. The staff don't speak much English but they're really
nice and don't mind playing 'dinner give us a clue' What a find!!!! |
| Bar
Irene |
|
just
above the harbour at Cala Fons, Es Castell |
excellent
value at 1,750 ptas [2000] for 3 courses, wine, water and bread. This
year they have extended out onto the pavement at the front. |
| |
| Fornells |
| Es
Pla |
|
|
Has
a superb position right on the waters edge. King Juan Carlos regularly
visits it when he is on the island; he also sails from Majorca to eat in
this super restaurant. A good menu, also a good menu of the day |
| |
| Mahon |
| Restaurant
Chino |
|
|
It
wasn't expensive and the setting right on the port was lovely |
| The
Royal Hotel |
|
|
has
restaurants both serving lunch and dinner menus of the day. The bar
restaurant is open from early morning till late evening selling all
types of food from snacks to a full menu. The dining area faces the
garden and swimming pool, not an ideal place for children, but ideal for
a special evening out, good price for the food and situation. |
| agaro |
|
the
South end of the port of Mahon |
Owned
by the same family as Es Pia in Fornells. Again not a place for small
children. High standard menu- Also available is a menu of the day (not
in August).
|
Llucmaçanes
nr Mahon
DE NIT |
|
located
in a little village (more little than normal in Menorca) called Llucmaçanes
(4 kms. from Mahon)
tel 971.36.30.30
|
the
food is really good, elaborated, mixing English style with Spanish
products (cool!!!) and the price is round 5000 pesetas per person (as at
1999-2000) (aprox. 20 pounds). As it's a little difficult to find, I'll
give you the phone number: 971.36.30.30 (as it's to be dialled in
Spain). Booking is recommended. Though the price is a little high, it
really worth it.
'The
really most exciting experience was without any doubts the restaurant De
Nit in the very little village of Llucmessanes right outside
Mahon (in the direction of the Airport). The English couple Nick and
Alison served a fantastic dinner (the lamb was superb) and the servings
were only too big. We had to leave most of the cheese nearly untouched.
Aperitifs, a very good grand reserva + coffe/brandy for 6000pts. per
person. Just fantastic.' |
| Roma |
|
|
very
good with quality food at VERY reasonable prices |
| DosDosDos |
|
|
very
nice at £15 ish per head including wine. The meal was lovely with
fantastic fish dishes including
the most stunning plate of Whitebait. |
| 'M' |
|
|
right
on the front and about two doors away from 'Dos'. It has giant sail like
canopies over candle lit wooden tables and serves the most lethal
pomadas known to man. The music is excellent - very laid back and jazzy
- and the clientele were 100% super trendy Spanish. Great staff too. |
| Il
Porto |
|
Port
de Mao |
This
is an Italian/Spanish pizzeria restaurant with a vibrant and buzzy
atmosphere. Be prepared to queue outside or make a reservation
prior to turning up, as this eaterie is one of the most popular along
the port of Mahon. If you are a pizza or pasta fan then Il Porto
provides the best on offer in Menorca. |
| Marivent |
|
Port
de Mao |
situated along the port of Mahon, and is reached up a flight of
stairs which bring you into the bar area. The restaurant itself is
covered in ivy and greenery which adds to the tranquility of the
atmosphere. This restaurant is perfect for couples who are looking for a
more sophisticated meal combined with romantic views across the Port.
The food is a little pricey, but the flavours and quality more than make
up for it |
| Minerva |
|
Mahon
Harbour |
You
aren't exactly short of restaurants in Mahon, but this deserves a
mention, possibly because of its setting by the water and for the fact
that is has an enormous floating pontoon that ensures that diners are
literally on the water. Excellent seafood, (particularly the
ubiquitous caldereta de langosta which was enormous) if not a little
overpriced, and a bit too
touristy for our liking.
Service left a little to be desired, but a good lunch stop after a busy
morning at the market or drooling over the millionaires' playthings in
the harbour. Two course lunch, with wine and coffee, for two
people around 8000 pesetas. |
| El
Bosforo |
|
|
a
really good paella in Menorca. I found one that was just superb
along the portside in mahon (Moll de Llevant no. 60, tel: 971369496).
Paella was 2200pts per person and worth the double.... |
| |
| Mercadal |
| El
Molino |
|
|
good restaurant, fully menorcan style, is located in Mercadal,
just on the Mahon Ciutadella road. Prices around (as at 2000) 3000
pesetas per person. |
| C'anolga |
|
Es
Mercadel |
What a real gem! Tucked
away in the perfect little town of Mercadel, you have to have your wits
about you to find it - turn of the main Ciutadella Mahon road by the
windmill, take the first left and park adjacent to the storm drain -
C'anolga is under the archway. Beautifully authentic Menorcan food
served with panache and style, enjoy a balmy evening amongst a
delightful Mediterranean garden with the scent of wild jasmine.
Highlights include roast kid and beef with wild truffles and the flavour
some local cheese, and the sautéed snails in garlic and balsamic
vinegar are worth the trip alone.
Not cheap by Menorcan standards (you get what you pay for), but an
equivalent UK cost of £40 [Cot 2000] for three courses, wine and
coffees for two people is amazing value. It was like eating with
friends. Can't recommend it highly enough. Remember to book
as tables are at a premium as the local folk treat it as theirs, lucky
devils. |
| Puig de Sa
Roca |
|
on the north east slopes of El Toro a couple of km
south of the Mahon to Fornells road |
The narrow road up to Sa Roca
is clearly sign posted about half way between the Son Parc junction and
the junction with the Fornells to Es Mercadal road. It sits in
beautiful grounds high up in the hills in a small hamlet under the peek
of El Toro and is built around three sides of a court yard /swimming
pool with a grassy area on the forth side looking south, up to El Toro.
The outdoor tables are under cover of a veranda to offer shade from the
daytime sun. The whole courtyard area was bedecked with the most
stunning bougainvillaea when we visited in August. There is
also a large indoor restaurant for the evenings and cooler spells and
some limited accommodation is also available in a row of chalet style
rooms off of the central courtyard. I believe that these rooms are
fairly expensive.We found the food to be
excellent and easily on a par with what was available in nearby
Fornells. The price compared favourably with most of the
restaurants in Fornells, costing us about fifty pounds for three courses
and drinks for two adults and two younger teenagers. Free use of
the pool comes as part of the meal. We went for lunch and had no
difficulty getting in without booking. The same is not true of
evenings, when it is important to book in advance. The advantage
of a lunchtime visit is that one can stay for the afternoon an relax in
and around the pool in a very beautiful setting with just a few other
families - not at all crowded. A final bonus was the total lack of
pretentiousness that seems to accompany many of the restaurants in
Fornells |
| Es Mercadal |
|
|
we tried the Windmill restaurant, about which I had read good reviews.
This became extremely busy in the evening with locals, and the
unfriendly staff struggled to cope. It seemed to be geared towards the
Germans and Spanish, with the Brits not particularly welcome. Food was
uninspiring, poor value for money. Would not return. |
| |
| Punta Prima |
| El Faro |
|
|
is
beautifully situated at the far end of the beach overlooking the sea-
there are good dining areas inside and out- Good food and delicious
deserts. |
| Hotel Pueblo |
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A buffet style menu served in the downstairs restaurant at a set price
(eat as much as you wish). Payment is made at the main desk as you enter
the hotel. A ticket is issued for your entrance to the dining area,
excellent value. |
| Casa Fermin |
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on the front just behind the beach is one of Punta Prima's best
restaurant's, very clean the staff are fast and really friendly [We took
a two and a half year old one night who would not sit still that night,
the staff never bothered at all and even talked to her when they had
time]. We had the 'menu del dia' the food was very good and excellent
value for money |
| Noray |
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situated on the beach (there are tables with
umbrellas where you enjoy a nice cool drink!), there's lively music
during the evening and it is all lit up a night when you can really let
your hair down. They have an excellent selection of wines on show
where you can choose your bottle (in the main Restaurant Area which
boasts fantastic sea views ( the lighthouse on the Island opposite beams
its light across the shore, ideal for a Romantic dinner for two!)
We received excellent service together with very reasonable prices! |
| El Faro" or The
Lighthouse |
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This is the restaraunt on the far right of the
resort with lovely views. It is kept very clean and run by a really nice
English guy called Sean who was always very attentive.
'The food was great at about 1200pts
(June'01) for the main course. There wasn't any veggie dishes and they
were having trouble getting hold of some delicious deserts. Plenty of
the frozen kind though.' |
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| S'algar |
| Las Palmeras |
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the food was great -
the steak was devine - tender, tasty & chargrilled. The
desserts were also great. Kids menu was interesting and varied
including mini kebabs, create your own pizza and mini cannelloni - much
more variety than the usual kids fayre. Prices were reasonable a meal
for 3 costing approx 7,500 pesetas including drinks. Well
recommended - the views from Las Palmeras is lovely and the area is
serviced by a mini train around the resort |
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| Santo Tomas |
| Don Tomas |
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Tel: 37.00.00
on the ground floor of the Vista mar
Apartments |
The
food was always delicious, reasonably priced and served on good hot
plates! The family and their staff, made us very welcome. |
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| Son Bou |
| Le Gondolier |
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fantastic Stroganoff &
Paella |
| Le Jardin |
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(Not the ground level one - the first floor one) - Chateaubriand is
superb.
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| Pim Pam Pum |
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This restaurant and bar is new to the resort of Son Bou this season and
is ideal for people with young children or those who enjoy a lively and
relaxed atmosphere along with good value, but very tasty food. |
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| Son
Parc |
| mama
mias |
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serves Italian, Spanish and the usual steaks etc. It is run by a group
of French women(?). They are all lovely to look at - so the place is
always busy.
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| Sagitarios |
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Steaks, etc., fish - lovely food!
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| Pink panther |
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Snacks - very cheap and huge portions. Kebabs with 2 eggs, salad and
chips= 650 pesetas (as at 2000). The service is a bit slow but who
cares!. |
| C'en Pipa |
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The best food by far in Son Parc
is in the restaurant adjacent
to Sagitarios and reflected in the numbers and greater affluence of its
diners |
| Half Moon |
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A fantastic pub to visit while
your there is the run by Drew & Zoe
(both from England). They are very friendly lovely people and its a
great night out. They do a good selection of food ie; Ribs, scampi,
curry, burgers and real english bacon..... Most nights they hold
competitions like Who wants to be a millionaire or there is live music
or you can watch football, motor racing on the large screen satallite
tv. The have a decent pool table and hold games of killer ect.... All in
all a great pub that once youv'e found your'll want to go back to time
and time again. It's situated just a few minutes walk from the sunset
strip down the road towards the spar. They are also very
ready for the mosquito's that sometimes come with the area( due to the
tree's) and have nets up at the windows, fans and mosquito / fly killer
electric machines up on the ceiling. So you can actually sit back and
relax instead of worrying about being eaten by these pesky bugs |
