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Ca'n Tanqueros or Los Tanqueros?

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Met a couple this afternoon , hadn't seen them in years and just back from a week's holiday.

You guessed it , yes PP, and loved it , first timers.

Remembered she was a hard one to please and she raved about all the restaurants so that was a surprise. Mentioned a few names we all know but a new place recently opened, Ca'n Tanqueros or Los Tanqueros not sure.


I didn't know it . Couldn't quite describe where but said near the market place, which I suppose is the Square.

Mallorquin food which they tried and authentic they said. But would they know?:rolleyes

We have lots of people always willing to try a new place and so fussy that service etc is just right. Someone like to try and tell?;) ;)

Sounds just the place for some of our regulars!;)

Some name though!

Ca'n Tanqueros:rollin :rollin :rollin
 
I keep saying C'an Tanqueros out loud and the more I say it
the more I laugh :rollin :rollin :rollin

Lets hope the waiters aren't!! >:

Funny!! :D

Debs
 
Hi Debz!

Yes an odd name!

Hope someone tries and tells us!!;) ;) ;)
 
Hello everyone,

The Spanish word "tanque" has several meanings. It can mean the obvious, a tank, as used by the military; a tank which holds liquids; or, and probably more pertinent to us lot, a large drinking glass, particulary for drinking beer. From this noun, the word tanqueros probly means, "those who drink from large glasses. Count me in!.

Keep happy, Brian.
 
Ca'n Tanqueros or Los Tanqueros

Hi Brian!

Yes! Beer or wine in large glasses sounds good.

Tanqueros means a few different things. In the Spanish speaking part of the southern USA and in Central America it means the large road tankers carrying fresh water. These can be seen in Majorca too delivering to homes and restaurants etc.

So perhaps whoever has this new place is in that line of business.

Also the word can mean large seagoing oil tankers so maybe the place has a "Maritime" theme and signals a career change by perhaps a Captain? Who knows?

I always like to hear of a new place with good Majorcan cooking but I wish someone would try it and tell us.;)

Every weekend brings a new influx and there are even some of our regulars going this week.;)

And just as a little post script. It may be in one of those small units under the apartments behind the church.

As you go up on the left past the church there is a small deli shop with a wonderful range of Serrano hams , other meats , olive and other oils and lots more.
Great if you are in to home cooking !:D
Surely someone been in it??
 
Ca'n Tanqueros.......

Snowy, it's an interesting site. At first I thought the words 'tanque' and 'jamo' meant "tanked up jambo" (which is a rare siight indeed!). I intend perusing further into the many interesting topics. Thanks.

Jim
 
Re: Ca'n Tanqueros.......

Hiya Snowy,

That's a great site you mentioned. I'm back to have another look at it.
Brian
 
Re: Ca'n Tanqueros

Nobody found this place yet?:D

Mallorquin food and near the Square?:p

Looks like we're waiting for you Snowy unless someone else finds it!;)
 
Re: Ca'n Tanqueros

Now that I´ve found O Lume Will I go and try and find can Tanqueros?

Or will I wait till Snowy comes and then he could look for it!;)

Mind you trudging about on a sunny day kooking for a restaurant might make me


what´s the word?

Means in a perverse mood!:lol

Trudging around?

Nah can´t be bothered!:rollin
 
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Potofan

I do not believe this are all the bars closed in PP or is it raining.
 
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