REVIEW - Cappuccino, 9/23

[Harters]

Cappuccino is the terrace café/restaurant at the Sis Pins Hotel. It’s part of a small chain of places across Spain, operating in hotels and is owned by Grupo Cappuccino, which also owns the Cappuccino Hotel in Palma. It hadn’t been our plan to have dinner here on the first night of our holiday, but a flight delay meant many places had closed (except perhaps for drinks). But, following a mention on the Tripadvisor forum that it was open late, we had it as a back-up idea. Hopefully, it would be a better bet than Burger King, which we knew was also a late evening option. It offers an eclectic mix of food from sushi, through tandoori chicken wraps to burgers.

So, houmous for one of us. It came with bread and crudités to scoop it up with and was fine. A ham and cheese omelette also did the trick. That came with salad leaves, avocado and bread (so, the chips I’d ordered weren’t really needed as a carb, but were scoffed anyway).

I don’t usually comment on prices. They are what they are. But Cappuccino did seem expensive for what it was. But, at least, it was open. And it definitely fed us better than Burger King might have done.

 

[Tangoman]

Trip Report

Well now. I thought I had penned a reasonable trip report, until I logged in tonight, only to find Harters's fabulous gourmet reviews of many of the restaurants that he and his partner visited, WOW!!

Absolutely brilliant - how could I not give each one of them a LIKE?

I seem to remember a Harters from several years back who was a regular correspondent on the Forum, who disappeared for several years. If that is you back, then welcome, cos you are one of our funniest and most amusing members in your reports - and have been very sadly missed.

Probably one of the best Trip Reports ever, well done. Keep it coming.

How come we didn't meet, as we were in the same building during our stays??

 

[Harters]

Yes, that was me. Thanks for your comments. Appreciated that you remember me. This was our first visit to the area since 2016, so it's been a long time since I had anything to contribute to the forum.

John

 

[Rockape]

Finally got round to reading all your reviews Harters....we visited Coral for the first time this summer as, it always gets lots of recommendations on FB, which I mostly take with a pinch of salt. I didn't GET the Laroc name was the reverse, seems a bit odd doesn't it?
It was certainly busy that night and I'm not going to say anything bad about it, but can't imagine rushing back.....another one ticked off.

Your Stay experience was interesting. We always think its the best restaurant experience, but perhaps if you go too often (like we do), that experience loses its lustre? Maybe I expect too much, but the menu of the week is outstanding value for money, which is hard to look past. Its just a lovely place to be, even if the food is not perfect.

We've had great meals at La LLonja too this year.(menu of the week) Miguel (maitre d) remembers my name, which impressed my friends on our recent trip and adds a nice touch to the proceedings.

 

[Hector]

The waiter at La Llonja startled me a couple of years ago when I was looking for the toilet by saying «*Mr. Lyons, you have walked past it*». What a memory.