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Luckyone
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What a shame, Fevertree is in the port and town but 6.85 and 6.40 for 4 small bottles. Back to the local blue tonics.
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What a shame, Fevertree is in the port and town but 6.85 and 6.40 for 4 small bottles. Back to the local blue tonics.
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lollipop
New member
Didn't see it today, just their own and Schweppes.
martinchip10
Active member
Didn't see Fever Tree whilst we were over in PP however Nordic Mist is very nice too and is so.d in most supermarkets.
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wiggyman
Member
Flew back last weekend, delighted to find Xoriguer at the airport for €13 in the duty free section just after security area, last year the only place that had it was the deli place at €29.
4 bottles might see us through a few weeks��
4 bottles might see us through a few weeks��
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Hanser
Member
Una has been a welcome stylish bar in PdP. Shame that it's in that grotty alley.
Sparky
Administrator
I think you mean Bar Ona, part of Hotel Mar Calma. Also while i know C/ Economo Torres is not to everyone's taste, calling it a "grotty alley" is a bit harsh.
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Bekki
Member
Bar Ona is great and just really used it this year. The lady who was in there in September was so friendly and the selection of drinks was great. It is definitely a place we'll go into again next year. Thanks for highlighting to others on the forum 
It's a busy alley and good when you're out on a bit of a pub crawl night because you can pop quickly into one place after another !!! Should I still be doing this??? When in PP why not 
It's a busy alley and good when you're out on a bit of a pub crawl night because you can pop quickly into one place after another !!! Should I still be doing this??? When in PP why not
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Hanser
Member
You might be right but calling it 'The Street of Ecclesiastical Towers' seems very generous!
I do like a bit of grot occassionaly.
Sparky
Administrator
I don't know where you get "Ecclesiastical Towers" from, my translator says it's "Economy Towers".
debz1
Well-known member
That sounds more like it sparky
I'm not sure why but we always call it Gasoline Alley! I have to be in the mood and mostly avoid it but sometimes it has to be done
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Hanser
Member
debz1
Well-known member
Whoops Hanser that grave accent makes all the difference!
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Hanser
Member
Whoops Hanser that grave accent makes all the difference!
Unless I've made a grave mistake, it's 'Carrer Ecònom Torres'.
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Julian Simms
Member
Ecónomo Torres was the first priest in Pollensa to be in charge of the church’s accounts.
In regards to it being a “grotty alley”, I think I have bumped into more “undesirables” ( bankers, Russian mafioso, Middle Eastern despots ) in Burlington Arcade in one day than a month of Sunday’s in Fray Torres’s street.
And I am not including in the above list Nostalgia’s clientele, one of whom I sometimes include myself on a Saturday night, but only if my wife insists !
In regards to it being a “grotty alley”, I think I have bumped into more “undesirables” ( bankers, Russian mafioso, Middle Eastern despots ) in Burlington Arcade in one day than a month of Sunday’s in Fray Torres’s street.
And I am not including in the above list Nostalgia’s clientele, one of whom I sometimes include myself on a Saturday night, but only if my wife insists !
Sparky
Administrator
Sparky
Administrator
debz1
Well-known member
Apologies I stand corrected. I've just googled the street name and it does have an accent. It's will now be forever known as Ecclesiastical Towers not Gasoline Alley
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Hanser
Member
Interesting. Where did you learn this? I'd like to know more about local history.
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Julian Simms
Member
I asked a local !
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wiggyman
Member
We're out again in August and want to bring Xoriguer back home again, would really appreciate it if any traveling home could look out and see if it's at the airport duty free agian this year and price if possible. Many thanks in advance.
