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El Rincón — Restaurant in Santanyí

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El Rincón
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Nearby attractions
Caló d'es Pou
-Meer, Cala D'or, Illes Balears, Spain
Nearby restaurants
Kalypsotuttifrutti
Av. de Bèlgica, 28, 07660 Cala D'or, Illes Balears, Spain
Restaurant Can Trompe
Av. de Bèlgica, 12, 07660 Cala D'or, Illes Balears, Spain
Diferent
Carrer d'en Toni Costa, 10, 07660 Cala D'or, Illes Balears, Spain
Da Marcello
Carrer ses Puntetes, 22, 07660 Cala D'or, Illes Balears, Spain
Restaurante Rustic
Av. de Bèlgica, 14, 07660 Santanyí, Illes Balears, Spain
Tapasbar Los Amigos
Av. de Bèlgica, 10, 07660 Cala D'or, Illes Balears, Spain
Soy | Restaurant Cala d'Or
Av. de Bèlgica, 31, 07660 Cala D'or, Illes Balears, Spain
La Pappa Mallorca | Italian Restaurant
Carrer d'en Andreu Roig, 7, 07660 Santanyí, Illes Balears, Spain
Don Leone Restaurant Cala d'Or
Carrer d'en Toni Costa, 13, 07660 Cala D'or, Illes Balears, Spain
Bistro Noir | Restaurant Cala d'Or
Carrer de Santanyí, n9, 07660 Cala D'or, Illes Balears, Spain
Nearby hotels
Eques Petit Resort
Av. de Calonge, 9, 07660 Santanyí, Illes Balears, Spain
Leo d'Or
Av. d'en Fernando Tarragó, 42, 07660 Santanyí, Illes Balears, Spain
Hotel d'Or
Av. de Calonge, 07660 Cala D'or, Illes Balears, Spain
Cala d'Or
Av. d'en Fernando Tarragó, 52, 07660 Cala D'or, Illes Balears, Spain
Hotel Cala d'Or
Av. de Bèlgica, 49, 07660 Cala D'or, Illes Balears, Spain
Inturotel Sa Marina
Av. de Calonge, s/n, 07660 Cala D'or, Illes Balears, Spain
SENTIDO Fido Tucan
Carrer Boulevard d'Or, 4, 07660 Cala D'or, Illes Balears, Spain
Hotel Antares
Carrer Boulevard d'Or, 23, 07660 Cala D'or, Illes Balears, Spain
Hostal Mistral
Carrer Boulevard d'Or, 13, 07660 Cala D'or, Illes Balears, Spain
Hostal Talamanca
Av. d'en Fernando Tarragó, 15, 07660 Cala D'or, Illes Balears, Spain
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El Rincón

Carrer d'en Toni Costa, D'EN, 47, 07660 Cala d'Or, Balearic Islands, Spain
4.4(377)
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attractions: Caló d'es Pou, restaurants: Kalypsotuttifrutti, Restaurant Can Trompe, Diferent, Da Marcello, Restaurante Rustic, Tapasbar Los Amigos, Soy | Restaurant Cala d'Or, La Pappa Mallorca | Italian Restaurant, Don Leone Restaurant Cala d'Or, Bistro Noir | Restaurant Cala d'Or
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Nearby attractions of El Rincón

Caló d'es Pou

Caló d'es Pou

Caló d'es Pou

4.3

(840)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of El Rincón

Kalypsotuttifrutti

Restaurant Can Trompe

Diferent

Da Marcello

Restaurante Rustic

Tapasbar Los Amigos

Soy | Restaurant Cala d'Or

La Pappa Mallorca | Italian Restaurant

Don Leone Restaurant Cala d'Or

Bistro Noir | Restaurant Cala d'Or

Kalypsotuttifrutti

Kalypsotuttifrutti

4.7

(1.1K)

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Restaurant Can Trompe

Restaurant Can Trompe

4.5

(756)

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Diferent

Diferent

4.3

(1.2K)

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Da Marcello

Da Marcello

4.5

(622)

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Reviews of El Rincón

4.4
(377)
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5.0
1y

It's tucked away a bit off the beaten track but only a very short walk from the main drag. As the name suggests, the restaurant is on the corner of two streets and has tables set out in both. It was fairly busy when I arrived, and I opted for a seat inside. The waitress brought me a menu, and I ordered a small jug of sangria, bread with alioli, chorizo in Hell, and a pizza. My sangria was freshly made. It was delicious and packed a bit of a punch. Next, I was served a small bowl of diced, grilled meat as an apetizer before my orders arrived. My bread arrived first, accompanied by a bowl of olives and a bowl of alioli. The bread was warm and fresh, and the alioli was whipped into a deliciously light mouse. I could have eaten a bucket of the stuff. My starter, the Chorizo in Hell, came as small individual Chorizo sausages, skewered and mounted on a ceramic pig with burning flames licking around them. These were great. The skin was hot and crispy, and they were really tasty. My pizza came next, and having finished my sangria, I ordered a large beer. The pizza was superb. A nice thin crust, which was cooked well, so not sloppy in the centre as some tend to be. I had to admit defeat halfway through my main and asked for the rest of my pizza to be boxed to take away, which they happily did. Throughout my meal, the waiting staff were very attentive and full of smiles, even though it was a very busy evening. I would definitely recommend El Rinco for some delicious food, in a really...

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1.0
1y

I recently dined at this restaurant with a group of 8, and the experience was far from satisfactory. Despite the large party, our waiter only checked on us once the entire evening. Basic things like side plates were never provided, which added to the frustration.

The wait for our meals was nearly 2 hours, and when the food finally arrived, it was a huge letdown. The paella, which we were looking forward to, was disappointing—it only had shrimp and mussels, missing the variety you’d expect. The steak was undercooked, and the ribs were fatty and cold.

With so many better dining options in the area, I strongly recommend avoiding this place at all costs. The service was poor, the food was subpar, and the entire experience was frustrating. Definitely not worth the...

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5.0
3y

The waiter was really funny and helpful. The food was great.I wouldn't recommend comming there for pizza. Come for the meat. The dishes are awesome!

Update! Got the name of the waiter ( his name is Louis! (i think i spelled it right)) Me and the family visited the restaurant again on my mother in law's birthday. Again the visit was a pleasure. I got the lamb shoulder and it was really good! Louis was as always a really entertaining waiter and was really good at making the environment hyggelig (something we call it in Denmark. it means warm and cozy) not many places can make a restaurant hyggeligt. But louis does a very good job!

To us. This is the Best place to get a lovely dinner...

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It's tucked away a bit off the beaten track but only a very short walk from the main drag. As the name suggests, the restaurant is on the corner of two streets and has tables set out in both. It was fairly busy when I arrived, and I opted for a seat inside. The waitress brought me a menu, and I ordered a small jug of sangria, bread with alioli, chorizo in Hell, and a pizza. My sangria was freshly made. It was delicious and packed a bit of a punch. Next, I was served a small bowl of diced, grilled meat as an apetizer before my orders arrived. My bread arrived first, accompanied by a bowl of olives and a bowl of alioli. The bread was warm and fresh, and the alioli was whipped into a deliciously light mouse. I could have eaten a bucket of the stuff. My starter, the Chorizo in Hell, came as small individual Chorizo sausages, skewered and mounted on a ceramic pig with burning flames licking around them. These were great. The skin was hot and crispy, and they were really tasty. My pizza came next, and having finished my sangria, I ordered a large beer. The pizza was superb. A nice thin crust, which was cooked well, so not sloppy in the centre as some tend to be. I had to admit defeat halfway through my main and asked for the rest of my pizza to be boxed to take away, which they happily did. Throughout my meal, the waiting staff were very attentive and full of smiles, even though it was a very busy evening. I would definitely recommend El Rinco for some delicious food, in a really nice atmosphere.
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Paella is a total disappointment. Seafood, to the extent you can find them in the pan, is so unfresh that you could taste the ammonia-ish flavor. Uneatable. Chicken only has bones. I don't know what happens with other reviews - either they got too much or we got someone's leftovers. Barely nothing in the rice. Complete rip-off for 20+eur p.p. paella. Tapas was ok and pizza was better. But that is something does not go wrong most of the time.
Susana L.Susana L.
Pongo 2 estrellas porque el camarero fue simpático y rápido, y la comida también llegó en un tiempo decente tras pedirla. Pedimos 2 pizzas, una Capriciossa y otra Pizza Rincón (con rúcula) que costaron entre 12-15€ cada una. Se notaba MUCHO que las pizzas son congeladas, del Mercadona lo más seguro (las bases con tomate que pusieron son exactamente iguales y saben exactamente igual que las de allí), y además se ve que les añadieron algún ingrediente de más que no está bien integrado en la pizza para que no parezca tanto que son las pizzas congeladas del Mercadona, pero se nota. Son pizzas de supermercado con intención de aparentar que son artesanas, pero para alguien que haya comido pizzas de vez en cuando y probado distintas, se nota. En mi pizza, la rúcula estaba añadida después de hornear la pizza y aquello parecía una ensalada, un montón de hojas echadas encima sin ton ni son. Está bien para salir del paso, y comer barato y ya, o para turistas que les dé un poco igual lo que coman, pero no para alguien que quiera una comida medianamente elaborada / artesana / preparada. No suelo escribir reseñas negativas, pero este sitio fue un poco una decepción. No me parece correcto pagar 12-15€ por pizzas congeladas y 2'70€ por una botella de 1 litro de agua.
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It's tucked away a bit off the beaten track but only a very short walk from the main drag. As the name suggests, the restaurant is on the corner of two streets and has tables set out in both. It was fairly busy when I arrived, and I opted for a seat inside. The waitress brought me a menu, and I ordered a small jug of sangria, bread with alioli, chorizo in Hell, and a pizza. My sangria was freshly made. It was delicious and packed a bit of a punch. Next, I was served a small bowl of diced, grilled meat as an apetizer before my orders arrived. My bread arrived first, accompanied by a bowl of olives and a bowl of alioli. The bread was warm and fresh, and the alioli was whipped into a deliciously light mouse. I could have eaten a bucket of the stuff. My starter, the Chorizo in Hell, came as small individual Chorizo sausages, skewered and mounted on a ceramic pig with burning flames licking around them. These were great. The skin was hot and crispy, and they were really tasty. My pizza came next, and having finished my sangria, I ordered a large beer. The pizza was superb. A nice thin crust, which was cooked well, so not sloppy in the centre as some tend to be. I had to admit defeat halfway through my main and asked for the rest of my pizza to be boxed to take away, which they happily did. Throughout my meal, the waiting staff were very attentive and full of smiles, even though it was a very busy evening. I would definitely recommend El Rinco for some delicious food, in a really nice atmosphere.
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Paella is a total disappointment. Seafood, to the extent you can find them in the pan, is so unfresh that you could taste the ammonia-ish flavor. Uneatable. Chicken only has bones. I don't know what happens with other reviews - either they got too much or we got someone's leftovers. Barely nothing in the rice. Complete rip-off for 20+eur p.p. paella. Tapas was ok and pizza was better. But that is something does not go wrong most of the time.
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Pongo 2 estrellas porque el camarero fue simpático y rápido, y la comida también llegó en un tiempo decente tras pedirla. Pedimos 2 pizzas, una Capriciossa y otra Pizza Rincón (con rúcula) que costaron entre 12-15€ cada una. Se notaba MUCHO que las pizzas son congeladas, del Mercadona lo más seguro (las bases con tomate que pusieron son exactamente iguales y saben exactamente igual que las de allí), y además se ve que les añadieron algún ingrediente de más que no está bien integrado en la pizza para que no parezca tanto que son las pizzas congeladas del Mercadona, pero se nota. Son pizzas de supermercado con intención de aparentar que son artesanas, pero para alguien que haya comido pizzas de vez en cuando y probado distintas, se nota. En mi pizza, la rúcula estaba añadida después de hornear la pizza y aquello parecía una ensalada, un montón de hojas echadas encima sin ton ni son. Está bien para salir del paso, y comer barato y ya, o para turistas que les dé un poco igual lo que coman, pero no para alguien que quiera una comida medianamente elaborada / artesana / preparada. No suelo escribir reseñas negativas, pero este sitio fue un poco una decepción. No me parece correcto pagar 12-15€ por pizzas congeladas y 2'70€ por una botella de 1 litro de agua.
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