Ca'n Prima - Andratx

Sat outside, very good service, great pizza and delicious home made watermelon sorbet at really reasonable price. read more Sat outside, very good service, great pizza and delicious home made watermelon sorbet at really reasonable price.

This is a great local bar, restaurant and pizzeria. Plenty of choice and thin crust pizza. Also lots of local food. There’s a TV in the bar too if you are a foo... read more This is a great local bar, restaurant and pizzeria. Plenty of choice and thin crust pizza. Also lots of local food. There’s a TV in the bar too if you are a football fan!

The best pizzas in Mallorca in a relaxed and familiar atmosphere Kid-friendliness: For all ages Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Price per person: €20–30 Food... read more The best pizzas in Mallorca in a relaxed and familiar atmosphere Kid-friendliness: For all ages Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Price per person: €20–30 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Recommended dishes: Pizzas, Sorbete de Hierbabuena, Hamburguesa Mejicana, Gyozas Fritas

The restaurant advertises itself as a pizzeria but it is so much more! In addition to the huge choice of delicious pizzas there is a varied menu from sandwiches... read more The restaurant advertises itself as a pizzeria but it is so much more! In addition to the huge choice of delicious pizzas there is a varied menu from sandwiches to local specialities such as rabbit with daily specials. Great food and fantastic value for money!

This Tapas bar/pizzaria is tucked away down a side street in the little village of S'Arraco, just west of Andratx, situated at the south western most part of th... read more This Tapas bar/pizzaria is tucked away down a side street in the little village of S'Arraco, just west of Andratx, situated at the south western most part of the island. From the outside it looks like a house so you would have to wander the streets or ask a local where it is. We visited this place three times over a period of 10 days and we had a different experience each time. The place was seriously understaffed so you had to be patient to get served. Generally, you would be lucky to get a seat after 9.0 pm unless you previously booked. This was in fact a common theme in most restaurants for evening meals in different parts of the island. Most Mallorcans eat late, bringing along their whole families, including children and babies. On the three occasions we visited we had tapas. The food overall was very good and at a reasonable price. The tapas dishes were quite varied, to include patatas bravas, datiles bacon, croquetas espinacas, chipirones, boquerones, cana mediana and croquetas bacalao, translated into spicy potato cubes, dates wrapped in bacon and fried, spinach croquettes, anchovies in olive oil, Cod croquettes. The bar area is not particularly inspiring and the seating outside is on a slope but it does have a certain charm and very Spanish. The bar is severely understaffed and on the last occasion we visited we had to wait for over an hour to get served. Still, sitting outside in the warmth with a cool drink and watching the world go by is quite relaxing. A good place to visit, although for a bar/pizzeria the prices were similar to that of the restaurant Es Raco D'es Puput down the road, around 28 Euros for the tapas and a small beer each. This is definitely a place for the locals to hang out and you may feel a little left out, so to speak.