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I've booked a holiday in November for a week in Pollensa. Just wondering if some bars, restaurants etc. will be open that time of year? Also, does it rain a lot in November? Thanks.
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Belladonna
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Have just got back from a week in PP and asked a couple of restaurants this exact question> Unfortunately it seems to be a bit of hit and miss on both parts! Most restaurants say that they intend to take a week off in November but decide which one nearer the time - so you will have to take pot luck. I think Llenaire said last two weeks in November. As for the weather - thats anyones guess this year but bank on chilly evenings!
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Are you talking Pollensa toen or Puerto Pollensa?
Either way, actually, there will be a choice of bars/restaurants, though obviously not such a wide choice as in the summer. In Pollensa town, Bar pedro is sure to be open, and there are two or three restaurants in the big square by the main road which open all year round (mostly)
In the port, there are bars and restaurants all over the place which stay open, the Pine Walk end has Trio and the Ivy Garden for restaurants, Shoestrings, Nag's Head and Batucada for bars. The centre of town, which overlaps with some of the above has Tango restaurant plus all the Indian and Chinese places (well two or three of each anyway) and the Burger King, and bars a-plenty including Mulligan's irish bar, Ocean, the Tea Rooms and Trotters. On other fringes you havr the Hideaway bar/restaurant, Aries bar and, I understand, the Rosa Blanca may stay open for a while this winter.
Enough, already!
Are you talking Pollensa toen or Puerto Pollensa?
Either way, actually, there will be a choice of bars/restaurants, though obviously not such a wide choice as in the summer. In Pollensa town, Bar pedro is sure to be open, and there are two or three restaurants in the big square by the main road which open all year round (mostly)
In the port, there are bars and restaurants all over the place which stay open, the Pine Walk end has Trio and the Ivy Garden for restaurants, Shoestrings, Nag's Head and Batucada for bars. The centre of town, which overlaps with some of the above has Tango restaurant plus all the Indian and Chinese places (well two or three of each anyway) and the Burger King, and bars a-plenty including Mulligan's irish bar, Ocean, the Tea Rooms and Trotters. On other fringes you havr the Hideaway bar/restaurant, Aries bar and, I understand, the Rosa Blanca may stay open for a while this winter.
Enough, already!
