Jimmy Hills — Restaurant in Ciutadella

Spent a few nights at Jimmy’s on our most recent trip, most definitely prefer it to any others in the Cala en Blanes area. We were staying at the Talayot Apartments for a week and we visited Jimmy’s on four of those days; either for lunch or dinner which is an indication of how good it is.

We tried the usual tourist spots in the area - Frankie’s, ParkAire, ShoppingBar etc and none of them could match the atmosphere, the facilities and - most important - the food. Reasonably priced (€9 for a BBQ burger with side of chips), piping hot EVERY time and miles ahead of anywhere else we tried.

Drink-wise they are around the same as other hotspots; sometimes cheaper. Can highly recommend the Watermelon Mojito it’s to die for.

Service can be slow at busier times but of course that is to be expected, but your drinks are always cold, food is always roasting and atmosphere is always dynamite so nothing to complain about.

Entertainment is to a selective taste. They always have a form of entertainment every night with either regular acts or special guest acts, all preceded by a kids’ character (Mirabel, Elsa & Olaf, Mario, Mickey Mouse, Minions & Cinderella at the time of our visit with Mirabel and Mario being the favourites it seems.)

Overall I can say that Jimmy’s definitely a great place for a family night out or a highlight of a pub crawl, can’t...

Went to watch the football over 20 screens so a good view where ever you sit.pleasent barman spoke good english.we ordered drinks and asked for the food menus .drinks arrived and we ordered food all this time the bar was almost empty and we had good service.food came quickly as was good.well priced .we ordered more drinks and again got these quickly.by now the bar was filling with local Spanish people....kids to be honest none ordered anything stronger than a coke.now the service to us dipped had to go to the bar to order then we were forgot so had to go get drinks then had to go up ask for bill waited for bill in the end had to join the que to pay .we spent over 100 euro's and got good service at the start but as the local kids/ friends came in we slipped down the pecking order shame as I imagine no kid there spent over 5 euro's all evening.yes look after the locals but also look after the main income source plenty of other bar around the area are closed ...ghost town tbh.any way ....good place easy access for disabled people. big Aircon play area for the kids on site shop plenty of TVs for the footie food was good average price would I go again? Yes but leave before the local...

Everything you expect from a bar aimed towards the British holidaymaker. Really not our cup of tea, however the drinks are competitively priced, the food surprisingly great. The service is hit and miss. Sometime the staff are on it and do fabulous table service other times they are nowhere to be seen even when it's quiet. The chairs are large (once rocking) garden chairs crammed in to a square with tables, many bars surround the square which the waiters work from (all serving tables near to them and only thir drinks) a large concrete stage in the middle where kids congregate before the entertainment takes place causing noise and uncomfortable chaos. The entertainment is a mixture of kids dancing and singing or tribute bands of varying quality. They have tvs all around showing sports (particularly football) toilets are few and far apart. Access is difficult if you have mobility issues or pushchairs but no impossible. It can get very busy so get there earlier that 9pm if you want a seat. We visited to watch the boxing and had a bite to eat and some drinks between 4 of us we...