Top Restaurants in Maria de la Salut
Most Popular Cafe food in Maria de la Salut, Spain
Reviews on Cafe food in Maria de la Salut, Spain including KM0 Poliesportiu, Santa Margalida Mallorca, Horitzo Cafe, Ca na Bel
1. KM0 Poliesportiu
Reviewed By 487jaumec
Hemos ido varias veces y lo recomiendo muchÃsimo, tanto para una buena merienda matutina, como para degustar la selección de carnes ibéricas a la brasa. El entrecot estaba buenÃsimo también. Precio inmejorable
2. Santa Margalida Mallorca
Reviewed By KemoSabay
Food was excellent and quickly served. Great atmosphere on the Placa. Staff were great although English was not their strongpoint.
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3. Horitzo Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 238 reviews
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Reviewed By Windy_Mill3r
Seated promptly, as inside empty except a family and two other couples. Outside full so not busy. Barman took drinks order after 5 mins. Promptly delivered. Waited 25 mins after finishing out drinks and not 1 person asked if are enjoying our drinks, you need anything else. We got up to leave and explained what had happened, the bar staff began an argument between themselves in Spanish and the short bald fat one said we must raise our hand if we want another drink or more service. Sorry but the clicking of fingers and shouting garçon went out in the 80âs. He stormed off...... still paid our small bill. The Pirates Bar 3 or 4 bars over is a lot more welcoming, friendly and attentive to its customers.Hello Tall Fat,I am the short bald fat , sorry but you never asked to anybody for another drink ,so enjoy your holidays like we enjoy our job
4. Ca na Bel
Overall Ratings
3 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By wroughtironron
The chips (French Fries) were nice but the chicken sandwich (served on toast for some reason) looked unappetising, and the olive bread tapas were served on stale bread. The menu is very basic.The coffees were fine and overall it isn't expensive. Loads of cyclists visit the bike clothing shop across the square.
