
pollensa
Founder
A heads up for El Posito, a tiny back street restaurant that has been in the port for years. I can't think of anywhere else like it serving such good, basic Mallorcan cooking. Don't expect table cloths! And it is pretty noisy.
We regularly go on Sundays with paella as a starter, often take potluck during the week but more recently they've been promoting Tumbet Tuesday. We tried to go last October but it was fully booked so we booked today & glad we did. At 1pm there were just a few empty tables left & mainly reserved, by 2pm it was packed including 2 large tables of day trippers from the mainland. Toni, the owner, had to explain the Mallorcan dishes to them. I had the Tumbet with a fried egg on top, Cazon - dogfish (apparently a type of shark) marinated & fried in a soft batter followed by my favourite "pudding", all washed down with a pretty good vino tinto.
Check out their Facebook page as the menu usually appears around 11am. Closed Saturday.
And if you've never ventured in, give it a go
We regularly go on Sundays with paella as a starter, often take potluck during the week but more recently they've been promoting Tumbet Tuesday. We tried to go last October but it was fully booked so we booked today & glad we did. At 1pm there were just a few empty tables left & mainly reserved, by 2pm it was packed including 2 large tables of day trippers from the mainland. Toni, the owner, had to explain the Mallorcan dishes to them. I had the Tumbet with a fried egg on top, Cazon - dogfish (apparently a type of shark) marinated & fried in a soft batter followed by my favourite "pudding", all washed down with a pretty good vino tinto.
Check out their Facebook page as the menu usually appears around 11am. Closed Saturday.
And if you've never ventured in, give it a go
