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Spain Food Guide: 4 Cafe food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Calas de Majorca
Reviews on Cafe food in Calas de Majorca, Spain including City Cafe, The 3 Lions, Cafeteria Maritimo, La Roqueta
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1. City Cafe
Overall Ratings
5 based on 129 reviews
Reviewed By Sharon2i
Another lovely holiday in Calas de Mallorca. City Cafe great for drinks, ice creams and great entertainment. You must try the Champagne Sangria best on the island. We have been visiting this amazing place for any years, and always receive a warm welcome from Jose and team. Looking forward to next year already.
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2. The 3 Lions
All the sports shown along side great Pub snacks a friendly family atmosphere and fun nights of music and karaoke. Join our Britsh staff for lazy afternoons and crazy nights.
Reviewed By Graemecreamcrackered
I don't know why I'm writing this , because surely everyone already knows that you can't go to Calas de mallorca without visiting the Three Lions. It is without doubt the best bar in the resort .It's a place where you will be made welcome , have a fun night , and forge life long friendships .Amazing hosts will treat you like family and guarantee you have a great time .Plenty of screens to watch the footy as well as karaoke .Lovely drop of Guinness too .Do not pass up the opportunity to drop in and say hello and have a pint ... once you do you probably won't want to go anywhere else .
3. Cafeteria Maritimo
Overall Ratings
3 based on 75 reviews
Reviewed By rebeccabK6898XX
lovely views, very friendly staff and delicious drinks. Whats not to like! We visited a few times in a 3 night break!
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4. La Roqueta
Overall Ratings
4 based on 140 reviews
Reviewed By iamhelz
La Roqueta is perfectly located right on the marina from in Portocolom. Split into two - a little ice cream shop across the road and the seating by the marina, we ordered and paid for our ice cream at the shop and wondered over for somewhere to sit.We sat down, read through the drinks menus and waited for one of the two waiters to come over and take our order...unfortunately, we waited...and waited...and waited...and waited. No-one came. They were too busy talking to their friend who was there to come over and ask if we wanted a drink. We'd have easily have spent an additional 20 euros or so, but I guess they didn't care.Tables and seating are made out of wooden crates and not easily movable. The glass that surrounds the seating area very welcome to stop the wind making you cold.Ice cream was nice, but nothing to rave about.thank you for your opinion we take noteBest Regards
