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Ca Na Marga

The guide was updated: 2024-02-29

Ca Na Marga serves typical Mediterranean barbecue in a lovely setting that will spread some nice atmosphere with its wine cellars close by. Just about anything goes on the grill here, and from meat and fish to vegetables, everything tastes equally delicious.

Useful Information

Address: Carre de sa Barrera 24, Urbanización Ses Salines, Fornells, Menorca
Opening hours: Daily 7pm–1:30am
Website: canamarga.com
Phone: +34 971 376 410
Email: jordi@canamarga.com

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La Caprichosa

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Ca Na Marga

Ca Na Marga

Ca Na Marga serves typical Mediterranean barbecue in a lovely setting that will spread some nice atmosphere with its wine cellars close by. Just about anything goes on the grill here, and from meat and fish to vegetables, everything tastes equally delicious.

Casa Tia

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Ulisses Menorca

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Right next to the fish market, the freshest fish and seafood are, consequently, the speciality of this restaurant that also serves a very exotic array of gin and other liquors to choose from. While having here lunch or dinner is quite some start into day and night, you can also stay here for several hours still.

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