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Balearic Islands, Spain Food Guide: 10 Bar food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Mahon
Reviews on Bar food in Mahon, Balearic Islands, Spain including Can Xavi, Bar Can Miquel, Can Vermut, Perla Kitchen & Bar, El Viejo Cafetin, Casino Sant Climent, Paput, Txokoa, Sa Botiga 1205, Latitud 40
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10. Latitud 40
Overall Ratings
3 based on 261 reviews
Reviewed By Jacksonsinbrighton
I was attracted by the comfy seating and wasnât disappointed by the view. Served by a your local lad speaking fantastic English we had some funny banter. He recommended the local beer and food, all served beautifully and the fish and meat was cooked perfectly and tasted great. A lovely afternoon.
9. Sa Botiga 1205
Overall Ratings
4 based on 47 reviews
Reviewed By jules21holiday
Only found this bar on the last day of our holiday . Fantastic place , wine great , tapas fantastic and the staff are awesome, and it is so clean .
8. Txokoa
Overall Ratings
4 based on 58 reviews
Homemade "tapas", breakfasts, meals, sandwiches in the center of Mahón (Menorca)
Reviewed By Leeds_lady_bird
Stopped here for lunch on a trip to Mahon, my sons shared a mixed paella which they enjoyed, I had some Spanish omelette and patatas bravas, all very tasty and served by very friendly staff. We would definitely return.
7. Paput
Overall Ratings
4 based on 120 reviews
Reviewed By Jalex179
Lovely looking bar at the port which came highly recommended. Seems they don't do cocktails as they don't have someone to make them today although four staff on and place not full. Their loss as this girl loves cocktails and a Pina colada is 9 euros here. Disappointing as nothing less offered.
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6. Casino Sant Climent
Overall Ratings
4 based on 172 reviews
BAR DE TAPAS - RESTAURANTE - CATERING - JAZZ CLUBSus tÃpicas tapas y bocatas caseros además de una sugerente carta, y las noches mágicas del "Jazz local"; hacen de "Es Casino" un punto de referencia en la gastronomÃa y la música de Menorca.Salón de reunio
Reviewed By markgY7187HD
Right next to the car park overlooking the main road. The main restaurant was very busy, we got a table in the small covered area on the side of the restaurant which also filled up very quickly. The tapas was very good, good choice of food, great service, friendly waitress.
5. El Viejo Cafetin
Overall Ratings
5 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By Ged M
Rushing to get to the bus station for the 3:15 bus to Ciutadella we came to the realisation that we were not going to make it. Options 1. sit in the bus station for an hour or find a nicer café. El Viejo Cafetin was only a couple of minutes from the bus station so we thought we would give it a try. Up to now the day had not gone very well, 30 Euros to get to Mahon and back and it had rained virtually all day! We had also missed the bus so not in the best of moods. Ordered a cup of hot chocolate each (the way our day was going it seemed a safer option than risking getting a bad coffee). The waitress was friendly and efficient and made us feel welcome so our mood was brightening more than the weather. The drinking chocolate arrived WOW! I am over 60 and this was the best cup of hot chocolate I have tasted in my entire life. It was so rich with chocolate that I truly believe it could only be several bars of chocolate melted into the cups. The waitress saw how much we were enjoying the hot chocolate and brought over a croissant (gratis) and suggested that we dip it into the chocolate and eat it, pure indulgence. It certainly brightened up our day and was only just over 4 euros for the both of us, absolute bargain. If the rest of menu is only half as good as the chocolate drink I would award 10 out of 10. Sadly we had to get the bus but we will Menorca again and make a point of going for another cup of actual hot chocolate and also sample more items from the menu. Our sincere thanks go to the staff as it made us re-assess our opinion of Mahon and remember our visit in a much better light. So if you are in Mahon and feeling low just pop into El Viejo Cafetin just outside the bus station and try their hot chocolate, you will not be disappointed.
4. Perla Kitchen & Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 167 reviews
Perla kitchen thrives on cooking fresh food the old fashioned way kind of at home but with a twist. Twist would be creating something different every week whilst maintaining freshness and quality of our signature menu. Oh, did i mention our array of drink
Reviewed By Carol S
Lovely family-run (I think) restaurant in a narrow side street in the middle of Mahon. Our (multilingual) waiter was a joy; friendly, welcoming, informed and efficient. The food was delicious and the ambiance was relaxed and cozy. We went back again a week later and it was just as good the second time.
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3. Can Vermut
Overall Ratings
4 based on 276 reviews
Reviewed By AlanM603
We arrived at 12.40 but it basically does not open until 1pm.Friendly staff who brought us a beer whilst we waited.We had the best tomato bread we have ever had with our beer.Then sobrasada with Mahon cheese and honey - absolutely gorgeous !! And escalivada and anchovies which was tasty and completely different. Good beer and wine available and also a small but good selection of main meals.Ask for the English menu to properly understand !!
2. Bar Can Miquel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 167 reviews
Reviewed By Stevie B
Sought this wee place out from positive TA reviews, so glad, the tapas plates are excellent, beef stew and lamb meatballs were amazing, staff are so friendly and up for a laugh, service top notch, outside street atmosphere everything you could ask for, if in Mahòn you must go, oh and incredibly great valueThanks a lot!!!
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1. Can Xavi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 328 reviews
Reviewed By tsjs h
So pleased for trip advisor reviews of this cafe while visiting Mahon, as the wind picked up and everywhere closed down their shutters we got the last table available in this tiny rustic cafe.The plastic menus,of which there are many seems a bit tacky but once read &decided what we wanted we quickly forgot this.It was buzzy with locals and very cosy, we ordered a couple of drinks &decided to have a few tapas, we were delighted with our choice, all tasty & plentiful.The bill was â¬24 for 4 drinks & 4 tapas, good value in our opinion.Itâs off the main area but worth a detour
