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Coffee and Croissant

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Probably getting this name wrong but bar Trapona in the old town are doing cafe con leche or hot chocolate with a croissant or ensaimada for 2 euros. I think thats pretty good(its the one near Monares Plaza):eek:
 
Coffee & Croissant

That does seem a good deal - when I was in the Port in November we stopped at Cafe 1919 and were charged 9.90 euros for 2 cafe con leche and 2 croissants !! Not somewhere I usually go and not somewhere I will be returning to at that price !
 
At the little sandwich bar oipposite the bus station in PP they also do cafe con leche with coffee for 2 euros(but it does come in paper cups!)
 
We'll be in Pollenca in March so, if you could ask them to hold the price, that'll be breakfast sorted !
 
Coffee & Croissant

We had been going down to Sandwich & Moments (place across from bus station) that day however, it was closed so that's why we ended up in Cafe 1919.

We also had coffee in croissants in C'an Josep which was lovely as we sat outside looking at the view - was a lovely way to spend a November morning.
 
The best (& cheapest by far) coffee and croissants that we have ever had was in the bus/train station cafe in Palma (Plaza Espania).
 
Coffee & Croissant in old Pollensa

When over in summer, I cycle to the Old Town most mornings from the Port, (through the nature reserve, which I love first thing in the morning!:)) I've called in at several cafes in Pollensa and only ever been charged between 2-2.5 Euros. The croissants are always fresh and warm and I am always amazed how many people call into the cafes on their way to work. A great way to start the day, I can't wait to be there again in the warm sunshine!
 
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When over in summer, I cycle to the Old Town most mornings from the Port, (through the nature reserve, which I love first thing in the morning!:)) I've called in at several cafes in Pollensa and only ever been charged between 2-2.5 Euros. The croissants are always fresh and warm and I am always amazed how many people call into the cafes on their way to work. A great way to start the day, I can't wait to be there again in the warm sunshine!

lucky you, the more the merrier
 
I personally prefer to have an ensimada? with my caffeine hit of a morning :D

GG :)
 
you can have an ensaimada instead of the croissant or hot chocolate instead of the coffee at Trobador, so sorted.:)
 
We always buy La Lechera which is condensed milk in a tube...then squeeze it on our ensaimadas. OMG heaven :)
 
rounds of ensaimadas, that will be a first;)
 
Humour!!! LOL! Now they are selling them in the Duty Free at the airport it has become SO hard to resist taking them home too! I used to manage to avoid the actual stall, but DF is always somewhere where we walk through "just in case"!:rolleyes:
 
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