Little bar right across from our hotel, this place had the most expansive liquor menu that we…read moreencountered on our ten day vacation. The owner/bartender was super nice and helpful. There were cozy booths, a pin ball machine, reading material, and tvs. One of the nights we wandered in, there was quite a crowd to watch a soccer game so it seems like a pretty popular local hangout spot. We didn't order any food, but the offerings looked tasty and seemed to be kind of typical small plate kind of fare. Beautiful view of the lamp statue in the middle of the street.

A mostly spring/hot summer store, is a welcome stop during a scorching, hot sunny walk around the…read morecity. Technically a great IceCream store (with flavors you will not find elsewhere), is their horchatas (ice brisk cool milk-like beverage made out of chufas[*]) that will floor you on the spot. If too sweet (they are silky sweet), granizados (slushee like beverage) will also do the trick. All these items are made in house fresh, along with pastries and Turron. They have a coffee bar, and sell food and drink products for the Island (gin, sobrasada (a rich, savory, smooth sausage, great with baked bread and Menorqui cheeses), chocolates, ensaimadas (a traditional Balearic pastry the size of a medium pizza, great with hot chocolate). All in all, a great stop-over after a long day going around the city. (*) For the Horchata connoisseur: You are drinking the original Horchata from the 1200s Spain. Anything outside European Spain is a poor imitation, as when Spain colonized LatinAmerica, they had no access to chufas, substituting them for rice. =P

Food for the people! They are super welcoming here, they make good food, and the price is right…read more Perfect place to start the day. You have to call before if you want a large ensaimada, but they have a few small ones to try. We'll be back tomorrow morning!

Bar Condal is located on the edge of the old town, at the top of the Costa de les voltes, the large…read morewindy road down to the port, with a view of the Nostra Senyora del Carme cathedral. Extremely small in size (intimate), it makes it out on patio real state. Very open atmosphere. Food: great selection of tapas served all day long, along with small meals of bocatas (sandwiches/Croque-monsieur), with the Jamon Serrano being excellent. The bar open early for a quick desayuno (breakfast. Caveat, European breakfast: Cafe con leche, ensaimada, light). Coffees served all day. Lunch is light too, with tapas and full bar, a nice place to take a walk rest. Evening is the best time to bring friends over and enjoy the cool, starry night. In special sporting occasions, large lcd screens will be set on the patio. A great "hole in the wall" =)

Bar Condal is a great spot to get a drink at night. There's a great view of the cathedral in a…read morecentral area where a lot of people pass, and excellent Sangria's!

Great variety of tapas, and strangely, the best of all was the fried endivia, which reminded me of…read morea hush puppy...seriously, all sorts of Arkansas goodness in this tapa! But the prices, goodness, 4 tapas and two drinks, 20 bucks...island inflation!!!

Review # 700 We saw…read morethis market during our tour of Mahon. Despite the subtle exterior, it stood out as we saw a good amount of in/out traffic. We had some free time before the next leg of our tour so we decided to have lunch here arriving around noon on a Friday. Fish market section (left side) has an abundant selection of fresh fish. On the right side, the interior is modern and inviting- they have a few Tapas spots with a dizzying amount of food. Further down there was a wine spot (Cas Torrat.) The walkway loops around and connects to the fresh fish area with outdoor seating in the middle. We got an assortment of Montaditos and Pinchos as well fried Anchovies and Cod Croquette from the first 2 spots (La Faim, Merca Apas). The displays were so enticing we had a hard time choosing and wanted it all! Our Tapas were all amazing! We sat inside as outdoor tables were all taken. They picked up really quickly and were packed by the time we finished around 1. When visiting Mahon, don't miss this gem of a Market that's been around since 1927!

Love this place! Nice and attentive staff, delicious pastries, multiple choice of breads (they even…read morehave corn flour bread which I'm in love with!), nice coffee...ideal for a snack when having a walk in town.

If you are in big hurry don't come as the service is paced slowly but you have an Amazing view of…read morethe port and the town so just sit and enjoy: The menu was actually quite inventive with some very interesting items (not your usual stuff) written in a blackboard. We tried the he mejillones a la intentona . They were very good super fresh in an excellent of sauce of olive oil garlic and pimentos. We then tried the burrata with salmorejo pesto and Aragula. I expected the salmorejo (a Provençal type of cold tomato soup) to be separate. Instead the burrata sat in the salmorejo. This worked really well. All in all not your typical stuff and very good. The service is the only minus