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Following on from [URL="http://www.forum.puertopollensa.com/bars-restaurants-pollensa-majorca/10547-days-2-3-simon-jonnys-holiday.html"]Day 1[/URL] and Days 2 & 3 here is the latest instalment of where we have eaten and drunk on our holiday!
On Tuesday we ate in our apartment and attempted to visit the Music Bar for a drink and a game of pool. Unfortunately the bar was closed, perhaps it closes on a Tuesday.
On Wednesday, after my "interesting" photo shoot I headed over to Dolç Sa Pobla for a yummy breakfast.
After breakfast I headed over to the market to take some photos - I will be posting these in the photo section soon.
We ate lunch in our apartment of ham filled baguettes.
For Dinner we went to Trio. I had read so many good things about this restaurant on here and as we'd never been we decided to try it out. It was incredible value - I had 4 courses and 1/2 bottle of wine for €17.50. The service was also great. Location good. Wine was lovely. But the food was variable; some of it was lovely, other bits less so.
The bread and olives were delicious, the bread especially so. It was slightly warm having obviously just come out of the oven.
Jonny didn't have a starter, but I had onion soup which was very nice, especially with their lovely bread.
The lovely wine.
The mains were a little disappointing. Jonny had battered fish and chips. His fish has bones in it and the chips were a bit limp.
On Tuesday we ate in our apartment and attempted to visit the Music Bar for a drink and a game of pool. Unfortunately the bar was closed, perhaps it closes on a Tuesday.
On Wednesday, after my "interesting" photo shoot I headed over to Dolç Sa Pobla for a yummy breakfast.
After breakfast I headed over to the market to take some photos - I will be posting these in the photo section soon.
We ate lunch in our apartment of ham filled baguettes.
For Dinner we went to Trio. I had read so many good things about this restaurant on here and as we'd never been we decided to try it out. It was incredible value - I had 4 courses and 1/2 bottle of wine for €17.50. The service was also great. Location good. Wine was lovely. But the food was variable; some of it was lovely, other bits less so.
The bread and olives were delicious, the bread especially so. It was slightly warm having obviously just come out of the oven.
Jonny didn't have a starter, but I had onion soup which was very nice, especially with their lovely bread.
The lovely wine.
The mains were a little disappointing. Jonny had battered fish and chips. His fish has bones in it and the chips were a bit limp.
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